Storyline: Paige Winterbourne was always either too young or too rebellious to succeed her mother as leader of one of the world’s most powerful elite organizations—the American Coven of Witches. Now that she is twenty-three and her mother is dead, the Elders can no longer deny her. But even Paige’s ...
Definitely not as good as the two first books in the series. The plot wasn't as interesting, and I never got to care as much for Paige as I did for Elena. Nor did the romantic interest seem as believable - it mostly appeared just to be tacked on there, so Kelley Armstrong could include a sex scene.T...
This isn't a perfect book, but it was pretty interesting. I liked learning more about Paige and Savannah and having a few other characters introduced. There was also the secondary romance between Paige and Lucas that I enjoyed. I did miss Elana a lil bit though.
At first, I had a bit of trouble getting into the book. Most likely because Paige wasn't one of my favorite characters, but after a quick few chapters, I became interested in her life. I liked that she reexamined her view on good and evil and decided to chose for herself. I found myself really enjoy...
There are problems with the book, as most of the other reviews have pointed out, and there are some over used cliches in the novel. I really liked, however, all the little in jokes about Paige being the good girl. The best character seems to be Lopez because he is so funny. This was the first book ...
While I was hesitate to read this book at first (I like Elena and the werewolves from Bitten and Stolen), I have to say, I like this book as well.To read my full review, click here.
Wow, so now there are witches. Paige has big shoes to fulfill with her mother's reputation. I know this is paranormal romance but it almost seemed like young adult for me. Paige is a main character I can totally get down with. She's scrappy. She is an idealist and she fights for the underdog. ...
I haven't yet read Armstrong's "Bitten" or "Stolen" so had to pay very close attention to the first few chapters to get the feel of this world and figure out who was who and what they had to do with the current story but now that I've got most of it figured out the pages are flying. Paige is tough a...
This was a great book. I really like Kelley Armstrong as an author. This title focuses more on Paige the Witch instead of Elena the Werewolf as the first two did.
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