Review:This is for a younger reader and addresses many issues that I still deal with when struggling with boys and I read this while 22 years old. Enjoyable at most any age I believe. Read her other book first! Read more

Review:All of her books leave me a little breathless and this was no exception. Things definitely got more concretely weird in this installment of the series (rather than sort of ephemerally weird, as they have been so far), but still good. I am in love with Ronan. Blue is such a great heroine, Stiefvater does a great job of making her seem like such a real person, you want to be her friend. Adam is finally becoming less infuriating. Can't wait to see what's next! Read more

Review:This book keeps you turning the pages. You enjoy the main character and her troublemaking that is fun but not so over the top to be unrealistic. The prince is an interesting character as well who I am very much looking forward to watching evolve. While I really hope the grammer errors, lost plots and confusing sentances are fixed in the next book, they didn't make the book impossible to read or unenjoyable by any means.

I can't wait to read the next in the series! Read more

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Review:Loved the first book but this one bogged down for me a bit. Too much time spent on politics and not enough on the main action. Prince Nikolai was a great addition but he just made Mal seem like a dud in comparison, and there wasn't enough emphasis placed on his potential match for Alina. All in all, I found myself skipping ahead hoping for something to latch onto. Read more

Review:Do you remember where you were when Marvel launched their infamous MCU? Do you remember how it started? I do. The beautiful full meal of a movie called “Iron Man” brought us a fresh take on the comic book genre films, and set up the MCU, a series of now twenty films over ten years after that first book. Why do I bring that up when talking about a novel that has nothing to do with superheroes, and nothing to do with comics in any way? “Heist Society” by Ally Carter does for novels what “Iron Man”... Read more

Review:Hunter by Eden Summers is an entertaining book that will have you hooked from the first words until the last. The plot is engaging, well written and the characters so well written that a connection is almost instantly formed. Once you start reading this book, it's practically impossible to put it down. In what can be considered a monotonous world of romance, Eden Summers brings a fresh, gripping, up beat and at times heartwrenching perspective that is reinvigorating and exhilarating.

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Review:Once again:

I expected richly developed characters with who I could relate, love and hate;

I expected the continuation of the already well developed story from the first book, Hunter, to continue with new plot developments, new twists, new characters, and a new appreciation for Ms. Lackey's incredible mind;

I expected the story's rapid fire pacing and at the end, the satisfaction of a story well ended with anticipation towards the next book in the series without the overused... Read more

Review:Very good. Fun book some sexual tension. So political tension. Lot's of just life tensions. The Heroine is kind, caring and torn. The sub hero's are as honorable as they can be given the circumstances. Just a good fun read. Read more

Review:‘Minutes, hours and days disappear. I’m alive, but I’m not really living. It’s what I deserve. I don’t deserve to feel…’

Jenny & Gitte: So from one tearjerker to another we leapt right onto another ride of ‘tear our hearts out and stamp on them’ as we lived a tragic journey with Nikki and Zack. One of heart ache, grief and devastating revelations. We fell in love with both of them; their hearts genuine and broken looking to mend and heal though love and hope.

You live a life t... Read more