Review:This was such an awesome addition to the series, the first book was so great i was a little skeptical about this one but wow... kjell and sashas love story was filled with adventure angst and heartbreaking momets... i loved it Read more

Review:This book kept me interested and wanting more. It did seem a little like ACOMF but that's just fine with me because I loved those books as well. I wish there would have been a little more details about the characters. I will definitely keep reading this series! Read more

Review:I read Cara's Twelve on Kindle Unlimited. Although I am not much of a fantasy reader, I'm glad that I gave Cara's Twelve a chance. The story intrigued me and pulled me right in and held me as a willing hostage through the very end. The storyline and the characters were masterfully developed and clearly written. I felt as if I was in the middle of the story. It has a nice mixture of adventure and romance. It is definitely worth the read. Read more

Review:I love this authors books and she again has amazed me with her talent for telling a story. I have read her Guardian series and will now read The Gifted Ones series. Her books tell a story of how two people and even the family grow to love one another. This book has tons of love, action and suspense. You will love it! Read more

Review:This is an utterly brilliant, fantastically well written story, which is at times difficult to read. There are two elements that make it hard to read. First, the more prosaic issue is that there are multiple plot-lines and jumping between them is jarring. The second thing is the fact that Morgan writes in explicit detail about sex and some of the sex is between men. Having a gay hero *really* works. He is sympathetic and the plot elements revolving around his interactions with his family and how... Read more

Review:Sunshine State book. We are getting a head start for next school year and the third grade boy I am reading with is enjoying the plot and characters so far. The chapters are short do he is feeling accomplished as he moves along to chapter five early in the book. He has remained engaged, but occasionally becomes discouraged by the amount of text on each page. Read more

Review:Sunshine State book. We are getting a head start for next school year and the third grade boy I am reading with is enjoying the plot and characters so far. The chapters are short do he is feeling accomplished as he moves along to chapter five early in the book. He has remained engaged, but occasionally becomes discouraged by the amount of text on each page. Read more

Review:This is a terrific book that can actually inspire you about the prospect of getting older! I first read it as a reading assignment in a college class about NW authors nine years ago. I then took it on a family vacation to lend to my septuagenarian mother, and my teen-aged nephew picked it up and finished it during the vacation. My mother subsequently lent it to her siblings and friends after enjoying it herself. Although it's a legend, it's a somewhat believable story and very uplifting and insp... Read more

Review:1. I love how Penny Reid writes. Her characters and dialogue never disappoint.
2. I was hooked from scene one - very clever and entertaining.
3. I should have waited for all the books in the series to have been released before reading. I knew this!!
4. My weakness for Penny has left me annoyed with an incomplete story.
5. I'm going to re-review after I've finished all three books. I can't give higher rating now based on 1/3 of a story.
6. Penny's books are at the top of my list in... Read more

Review:Penny is right on. This is real, in-character conflict. (Albeit on a GRAND scale.). This is believable interpersonal devastation. Way to go, Reid. Let's get another early release, shall we? Say, tomorrow? Read more