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Only a girl when they met, the prideful Buck promised to wait for her until she is old enough to become his.
As an adult, Molly is looking for her ticket out of a life that she hates. Once I started reading, it was difficult to put down. Christine Pope has a gift for creating cliff-hangers into her next book of the series. I want to point out that the first book would have been interesting from the Young Adult and older, but in getting to the second, Darknight, it has hit an R rating with explicit sexual content. Although these parts are well written and not to the point of eroticism, readers should definitely be in the adu Great job at writing the second book in this series.
Although these parts are well written and not to the point of eroticism, readers should definitely be in the adult group. I am looking forward to starting the next book, Darkmoon, which will be after writing this review. If you enjoy light-hearted books about the supernatural, witches and warlocks - you will definitely enjoy these.
Jan 15, Lynn rated it liked it. Getting annoyed now and this series started off so well Then she offered to cook and felt sorry for him because he would have to shop, again I felt the need to remind her that he is holding her captive and his brother would have raped her if he thought it would benefit him. Am I wrong to want to knock some sense into the heroine. Although she is not feeling like much of a heroine at this point. I will press on, wish me luck.
Ok I persevered and came out the other end, still felt that Angela behaves like a teenager but ended up thinking Connor was even worse. Will read third book cos I really hope they redeem themselves.
Disappointing really. I was so happy to see a female character that didn't keep unnecessary secrets from her family, understood her powers and obligations, kept her rationality during emotional moments It is somewhat understandable that she is not trying to escape but seriously, she had a laptop available at all times and she didn't want to "bother" her family with news that she was okay? The family that had her escorted Disappointing really.
The family that had her escorted at all times and she thought they would be too busy with the festivities? That makes no sense. Unexpected twist in predictable plot I like Angela and felt that her introduction to her chosen one was poorly orchestrated. I felt there should have been a more believable way to pull this off. Then, it seems that Connor turns out to be nice but unable to hack it. I am interested but cautious with the next book.
I like most characters and hope it turns out interesting enough to read on. Still interesting and worth the read May 08, Kevin rated it really liked it. Book two of a trilogy. Things started out dark, got better, then took a turn for the worse. That's the formula for a second book. I expect it will all work out and there will be a HEA in book three. I like that Angela is standing up for herself more, and helping Connor's confidence as well.
Meh I read Book 1 and curiosity got the best of me. Bought Book 2 and man was I disappointed! The excerpt from Book 3 is good so I'll definitely be reading it. I Tip: If this series interests you, read it, but just know that Book 2 sucks.
Wish me luck!! Dec 30, Susan Elizabetha rated it it was amazing. A great story of modern day witches and warlocks, their clans and territories. A modern paranormal love story of a Angie McAllister and Conner Wilcox, a longstanding feud between their families and a curse that must be broken. But first of all, how do Angie and Conner get their families to accept one another. Jan 04, Amanda rated it it was ok. She did it again to me.
Nothing really happens until the end. And then it just I tried. I really wanted to like it. Like the first book, this one is very low key. Not a lot of action or drama, really. And like book 1, most of the action is regulated to the last chapters. I will be reading 3 so I can complete the story, but I'm not especially excited about it. I am hoping the other books of the series, which are standalone not trilogies will be better - more action, tighter plot, etc.
Mar 26, Kati rated it it was ok. I wanted to enjoy this but Angela has some serious issues. She was kidnapped by one brother Damon and given to another Connor Yet she doesn't consider him to be holding her hostage, and its like, not his fault. If you can overlook that nonsense, its an okay book. Jan 06, Asteria Hecate rated it liked it. I have mixed feelings about this book. The first half of the book felt like filler - like nothing was happening, and I'll be honest, it did get quite boring.
But it picked up the pace near the ending, and I was really amazed at the last part. The book is well-written towards the ending, but the first half? Not so much. Bewitching Bewitching tale of Romeo and Juliet standards A love interest Teaser First book in the series left you hanging and this book does the same.
Possibly the next book will actually have an end but I will not be reading it, I really dislike the dishonesty of books that leave you hanging. Red hot, icy cold Emotions in this novel run from the red hot passion of new lovers to the icy reproach of a scorned lover The joy of getting to know each other and learning a new city and family, making new friends.
Going tragically wrong.. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. Young Adult. About Christine Pope. Christine Pope. Her paranormal novella, Playing With Fire, was released on August 5, While Fringe Benefits is a straight contemporary romance, she writes in a variety of genres, including paranormal romance, fantasy, horror, science fiction, and historical romance.
She blames this on being easily distracted by bright, shiny objects, which could also account for the size of her shoe collection. After spending many years in the magazine publishing industry, she now works as a freelance editor in addition to writing fiction.
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