Shit hits the fan. Serious issues arise, and many YA books, especially the fantasy books, won't touch it with a 10-foot pole.Drug addiction is something that can be done in such a way that the story you are trying to tell is ruined by it. But Vincent handles it in such a way that it doesn't overshad...
The thing with this series is they are over three hundred pages long but nothing much seems to happen. That being said, this was probably the best so far.
Soul Seekers series is filled with loads of potential. I think it’s like with Vampire Academy – the first two books are like build up for the rest of them and that’s when the real action begins. My Soul to Keep was definitely darker and more twisted than the previous ones. It was different, but enj...
There is so much potential in this series! Banshees, the Netherworld and its hellions, high school drama. It went awry in My Soul to Keep: I’d hoped that by now Kaylee would have learnt that she’s a kid and she can’t solve all the bean sidhe problems by herself, especially since until a few months a...
Struggled at first, because once again, Kaylee threw herself in front of the Danger Train. Seriously, the girl has no sense of self-preservation! She's not qualified or prepared to handle half the trouble she gets herself into, but she's learning. By the time the book reached its big climax, she'd t...
3.5 starsLiking this series a lot. Everything usually works out, but this one ends with a bit of a cliffhanger and a broken heart. Sigh. On to the next one!
Cross posted here and at my blog: Take Me Away... On the Pages of Your StoryI must admit, it took me forever to pick this up because I was put off by the synopsis... But I guess its safe to say, "Don't judge a book by [its synopsis on] the cover." This book was filled with twists and turns and had m...
Reviewed at http://www.mandikayereads.com/archives/1507I’m going to take a departure from my normal review format. Today, I’m going to write an open letter to Nash Hudson. Which also means this will be quite spoilerish for any of you who haven’t yet read this book- so proceed with caution!Dear Nash,...
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