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saladshirazi's review against another edition
2.0
There was one sentence Levi said in this book that I couldn't forget, it was something along the lines of "A relationship is build on trust and open communication"
And that was rich coming from him.
And that was rich coming from him.
jodie34_lovesbooks's review against another edition
Just, too young for me. I started the series a long time ago and now I can’t do it.
zapkode's review against another edition
5.0
{my thoughts} – This book picks up a few months after the first. Allie and Haily are in college. Apparently so is Levi, Jarred and Owen as they share many classes together. This book like the first is attention grabbing. I had found it very difficult to put it down. I really enjoyed reading it as it helped to make the story even more alive to me.
Allie is forced to make some hard choices in this book. She needs to figure out what it is that her heart really wants in terms of Levi or just to move on. Living with Haily helps her out a lot and then she makes two new friends, Anne and Tiffany. They all build a powerful bond with one another.
The end of the book is breath taking, unexpected and one of those {I can’t believe I just read that} moments. This book has definitely left me wanting more and I cannot wait for the next book to be available.
{reason for reading} – I was given a copy of this book by the author in return for an honest review.
Allie is forced to make some hard choices in this book. She needs to figure out what it is that her heart really wants in terms of Levi or just to move on. Living with Haily helps her out a lot and then she makes two new friends, Anne and Tiffany. They all build a powerful bond with one another.
The end of the book is breath taking, unexpected and one of those {I can’t believe I just read that} moments. This book has definitely left me wanting more and I cannot wait for the next book to be available.
{reason for reading} – I was given a copy of this book by the author in return for an honest review.
chelsea2020's review against another edition
2.0
Nah. Just, Nah. I was no more impressed with this ridiculous excuse for a book as I was with the first one; even more so actually. Far too many of the scenes were way too forced and unnecessary.
I especially detested the "surprise plot twists." They were pathetic and not in the least bit surprising: the evil douch-bags were evil (WOW!), the crazy ex-boyfriend was crazy AND evil (shocker!!), and best of all, the love couple truly were meant to be, for absolutely NO REASON AT ALL (SAY WHAT NOW?!?! Gasp!!). Didn't see THAT coming from a thousand miles away. *rolls eyes*
The good news is, there's only one more to go, and the books have been not at all time-consuming. If anything, it will kill another day.
I especially detested the "surprise plot twists." They were pathetic and not in the least bit surprising: the evil douch-bags were evil (WOW!), the crazy ex-boyfriend was crazy AND evil (shocker!!), and best of all, the love couple truly were meant to be, for absolutely NO REASON AT ALL (SAY WHAT NOW?!?! Gasp!!). Didn't see THAT coming from a thousand miles away. *rolls eyes*
The good news is, there's only one more to go, and the books have been not at all time-consuming. If anything, it will kill another day.
cala_p's review against another edition
5.0
I swear this series gets better and better. It's my fist time reading the series. Book one did not disappoint, and neither does this one.
Amazing!!
Amazing!!
jacks623's review against another edition
adventurous
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
celjla212's review against another edition
5.0
Allie's freshman year at Tulane is off to an interesting start. Since Levi tricked her into becoming the future princess of the Pterons, she's majorly pissed at him, and doing her best not to fall prey to his charms again. The problem is, his parents and the rest of the supernatural world doesn't know they're apart, so Allie has so pretend everything's OK in the public eye.
In addition, Levi's making sure Allie's got a Pteron guard everywhere she goes. There is the threat of the royal throne being usurped, and the enemy is not above targeting Allie to get to Levi. Allie's not one to shy away though, so whatever danger is ahead, she wants to be prepared to face it as well.
Wow, wow, wow, was this book better than its' predecessor! There was so much heat between Levi and Allie, and I felt I learned more about the Pteron world, which I appreciated.
So, Allie's very mad that she became Levi's mate without her knowledge, and who can blame her? I'm just the reader, and I'm pretty mad myself at what he did to her. She's freezing him out, but she has no choice but to let him stay close to her. I liked Allie's character much more in this book. She stood up for herself, she was courageous in front of Levi's parents, and she didn't let anyone push her around. Just one thing though: I can't decide if Allie's decision that sleeping on the couch with Levi is OK while the bed is out of the question, is funny or annoying. Come on girl, you aren't fooling anyone, not even yourself.
Allie's roommate and sidekick is fellow Pteron, Hailey. I really loved that even though Levi has basically inserted himself into Allie's world, she doesn't cave to him and leave her friends behind. She still goes out with them, has girl time, and wants to make sure her girls are safe, always.
Now, let's talk about the chemistry between Allie and sexy shifter boy Levi. He's persistent and steadfast, put in no way pushes Allie to do things she doesn't want to do. He's willing to allow Allie to come around on her own time, and he loves her completely in the meantime. He also knows she wants him just as much as he wants her, and believe me, he uses it to his advantage. With a hot, powerful, passionate man like Levi after you, any girl is bound to give in after a while.
This book didn't have a ton of action, but it put shifter politics into play and let the reader more into the shifter world. We also learned a lot more about several characters. I believe it set everything up nicely for the next installment. Although I'm totally not in love with the major OMG moment and cliffhanger at the end! (OK...yes I am.)
In addition, Levi's making sure Allie's got a Pteron guard everywhere she goes. There is the threat of the royal throne being usurped, and the enemy is not above targeting Allie to get to Levi. Allie's not one to shy away though, so whatever danger is ahead, she wants to be prepared to face it as well.
Wow, wow, wow, was this book better than its' predecessor! There was so much heat between Levi and Allie, and I felt I learned more about the Pteron world, which I appreciated.
So, Allie's very mad that she became Levi's mate without her knowledge, and who can blame her? I'm just the reader, and I'm pretty mad myself at what he did to her. She's freezing him out, but she has no choice but to let him stay close to her. I liked Allie's character much more in this book. She stood up for herself, she was courageous in front of Levi's parents, and she didn't let anyone push her around. Just one thing though: I can't decide if Allie's decision that sleeping on the couch with Levi is OK while the bed is out of the question, is funny or annoying. Come on girl, you aren't fooling anyone, not even yourself.
Allie's roommate and sidekick is fellow Pteron, Hailey. I really loved that even though Levi has basically inserted himself into Allie's world, she doesn't cave to him and leave her friends behind. She still goes out with them, has girl time, and wants to make sure her girls are safe, always.
Now, let's talk about the chemistry between Allie and sexy shifter boy Levi. He's persistent and steadfast, put in no way pushes Allie to do things she doesn't want to do. He's willing to allow Allie to come around on her own time, and he loves her completely in the meantime. He also knows she wants him just as much as he wants her, and believe me, he uses it to his advantage. With a hot, powerful, passionate man like Levi after you, any girl is bound to give in after a while.
This book didn't have a ton of action, but it put shifter politics into play and let the reader more into the shifter world. We also learned a lot more about several characters. I believe it set everything up nicely for the next installment. Although I'm totally not in love with the major OMG moment and cliffhanger at the end! (OK...yes I am.)