Black Widow: Forever Red by Margaret Stohl

An interesting story and I think it was pretty true to the character.
I'm not sure if the book is canon, but it could be.
If you like the character from the movies or from the comics, I think you will like this.

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Mi único problema es la escritora

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EEEh. This is very low 3 stars and it breaks my heart to say it. I really, really wanted to love this book, but boy was it a disaster.

First, they say it's a Black Widow novel.

Please. She was barely there at all, and when she was, she was pretty out of character.

I don't know how it really ties in with the MCU? For some reasons I thought it was set after the battle of New York, but Coulson is still alive (Coulson was pretty great, good job, Stohl), so I'm probably wrong on that.

Also: WHERE WAS CLINT? He wasn't mentioned when Nat named the Avengers. It was as if he didn't even exist! Hawkeye is Natasha's bff and he isn't even worth a mention? Pretty big overlook.

Marvel should have commissioned someone else to write an ADULT novel worthy of the Black Widow.