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bibliophile24's review against another edition
5.0
I didn't think this series could get any better, but I think this book is the best in the series so far! Just...amazing. I can't wait for number five!
whatcha_listening_to's review against another edition
4.0
I have read other books like this, where the main character is so powerful that she can talk on more lovers and its understandable so that part doesn’t bother me. I quite liked that she was taken to another place and was treated the way I wish she had by Merrill and the others.
Gavin I am still wondering how he is going to take this.
Lissa cares for him but she is afraid of him and I don’t know that, that will happen.
Griffin is and interesting character (dragon) and the other guy that laid claim on Lissa I wonder how the next book will play out.
Great narration!
Gavin I am still wondering how he is going to take this.
Lissa cares for him but she is afraid of him and I don’t know that, that will happen.
Griffin is and interesting character (dragon) and the other guy that laid claim on Lissa I wonder how the next book will play out.
Great narration!
vailynst's review
3.0
Notes:
- 1st The cover is wrong because Lissa's hair was burnt off in the last book. It's only down to her neck/shoulders at this point. =P
- The story totally jumped the shark but it was in a manner that entertained me. I had to see where that went and it's still pretty funny when I got to the end of the book.
- Each of these books end on a cliffhangery ending and if I didn't have the books lined up to read, I would be ticked off. =P
- Some of the plot twists are like what you would get if a young teen dreamed up a scenario. They're that ridiculous but not so dumb that I can't stand the story being told.
- The characters are fun. The way the connections are being made are predictable but fun because the plot is different from most stories out there.
- It's too bad that there are basic grammar/writing/spelling errors in the book and the story wasn't ironed out to shine at it's best because this could have been one of the best PNR series written if that was the case.
- For those that care, there's hot scenes but none of them are graphic. This series is definitely heading towards the land of Reverse Harem but you're not going to get a bunch of descriptive sex to go with it. At least, I don't think so from what I've read thus far.
- 1st The cover is wrong because Lissa's hair was burnt off in the last book. It's only down to her neck/shoulders at this point. =P
- The story totally jumped the shark but it was in a manner that entertained me. I had to see where that went and it's still pretty funny when I got to the end of the book.
- Each of these books end on a cliffhangery ending and if I didn't have the books lined up to read, I would be ticked off. =P
- Some of the plot twists are like what you would get if a young teen dreamed up a scenario. They're that ridiculous but not so dumb that I can't stand the story being told.
- The characters are fun. The way the connections are being made are predictable but fun because the plot is different from most stories out there.
- It's too bad that there are basic grammar/writing/spelling errors in the book and the story wasn't ironed out to shine at it's best because this could have been one of the best PNR series written if that was the case.
- For those that care, there's hot scenes but none of them are graphic. This series is definitely heading towards the land of Reverse Harem but you're not going to get a bunch of descriptive sex to go with it. At least, I don't think so from what I've read thus far.
jadeshea's review
4.0
Lissa is being taken to a whole new world, where she meets new vampires, and a new race as well. In this new world she helps out the people in it, and makes some new friends, and really comes into her own in this one. The vampires and other people in this book treat Lissa with respect, and let her take care of things herself.
But, she knows she was sent here for a reason, and she understands that the vampires back home probably didn't expect her to get up to so much trouble here, but that's what happens.
This book was really good. It brought in a crazy new aspect to the series, and really showed how crappy Lissa is being treated back home. I loved the new people she met, and I really enjoyed everything that happened in this one.
I'm a little nervous about this cliffhanger ending though.
But, she knows she was sent here for a reason, and she understands that the vampires back home probably didn't expect her to get up to so much trouble here, but that's what happens.
This book was really good. It brought in a crazy new aspect to the series, and really showed how crappy Lissa is being treated back home. I loved the new people she met, and I really enjoyed everything that happened in this one.
I'm a little nervous about this cliffhanger ending though.
vailynst's review against another edition
3.0
Notes:
- 1st The cover is wrong because Lissa's hair was burnt off in the last book. It's only down to her neck/shoulders at this point. =P
- The story totally jumped the shark but it was in a manner that entertained me. I had to see where that went and it's still pretty funny when I got to the end of the book.
- Each of these books end on a cliffhangery ending and if I didn't have the books lined up to read, I would be ticked off. =P
- Some of the plot twists are like what you would get if a young teen dreamed up a scenario. They're that ridiculous but not so dumb that I can't stand the story being told.
- The characters are fun. The way the connections are being made are predictable but fun because the plot is different from most stories out there.
- It's too bad that there are basic grammar/writing/spelling errors in the book and the story wasn't ironed out to shine at it's best because this could have been one of the best PNR series written if that was the case.
- For those that care, there's hot scenes but none of them are graphic. This series is definitely heading towards the land of Reverse Harem but you're not going to get a bunch of descriptive sex to go with it. At least, I don't think so from what I've read thus far.
- 1st The cover is wrong because Lissa's hair was burnt off in the last book. It's only down to her neck/shoulders at this point. =P
- The story totally jumped the shark but it was in a manner that entertained me. I had to see where that went and it's still pretty funny when I got to the end of the book.
- Each of these books end on a cliffhangery ending and if I didn't have the books lined up to read, I would be ticked off. =P
- Some of the plot twists are like what you would get if a young teen dreamed up a scenario. They're that ridiculous but not so dumb that I can't stand the story being told.
- The characters are fun. The way the connections are being made are predictable but fun because the plot is different from most stories out there.
- It's too bad that there are basic grammar/writing/spelling errors in the book and the story wasn't ironed out to shine at it's best because this could have been one of the best PNR series written if that was the case.
- For those that care, there's hot scenes but none of them are graphic. This series is definitely heading towards the land of Reverse Harem but you're not going to get a bunch of descriptive sex to go with it. At least, I don't think so from what I've read thus far.
mcummings's review
2.0
Ok, this was a big WTF. Huge change in direction for the series, not sure if I like it or not.
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