“Did you think you could stop me?” Power shot from me, smacking into the door behind Dawson, blowing it off the hinges and into the house. “I’ll burn the world down to save her.”

 I pulled back, dragging in air that tasted of Daemon. “We really should be talking.”  

“I know.” That half grin appeared. “That’s what I’ve been trying to tell you.”  

My mouth dropped open. “What? You haven’t been talking! You’ve been—”  

“Kissing you senseless?” he asked innocently. “Sorry. It’s all I want to do while you’re here. Well, not all I want to do, but pretty close to everything else I—”

 “I get it.” I groaned, wanting to fan my face.

 “Really? Kat’s angry? Could it be because you’re holding her captive?” The words tasted like acid.  

“She attacked several members of my team.”  

A smile spread across my face. That’s my girl. “So sorry to hear that.”

This book had me thinking hard. It made the most simplest things that we take for granted look superficial, and if you really notice it it kind of has a point. I definitely loved this book more than expected, because the type of the book is not my thing and I've never read anything from this author. But I am glad that I took this risk, because it was so worth it.

My life in black and White may seem boring and way too dramatic at first, but you quickly change your mind. Because this book is a wake up call to pay attention to the IMPORTANT things around us and stop worrying about other shit, to stop obsessing about our bodies and labels and accept everyone as they are. It's an amazing read that is unique, sad and fantastic.

 But at the time, I honestly believed I had it all. Looks, friendship, true love. I honestly believed I led a charmed existence. And then, halfway through the summer, Taylor’s brother, Jarrod, had a party, and in a single night two things happened that would change the course of my life forever: My best friend betrayed me. And my face went through a windshield.

The story really had me from the first page. Because everything is constructed to feel all the emotions and stages of awareness and acceptance that the characters go trough. Natasha Friend really did write a fantastic book.  The story is fast paced and keeps you intrigued at all times, it makes you beg for more. All the characters have a story and although you hate them for their mistakes you can't help but forgive them for it anyway.

For someone without much of a patience it may be hard to understand Lexi at first, but if you give her a chance she will blow you mind. It's characters like this that are hard to be found, characters that are strong, loyal and true like Lexi. I admire her for all that she had to go trough and come out a better person in the end. Lexi is a character that is always evolving during the course of the action, in every chapter you see a new stage in her healing process and a new surprising attitude. She's exciting and inspiring to read about.

Taylor may seem like a bitch. And SHE IS. But she also redeem herself in the end. (ALTHOUGHT SHE'S STILL ON MY BAD SIDE. LIKE, FOREVER!) And in the start when you see her as this backstabbing best-friend it's hard to picture a day when you'll be loving her again, but the writer did it and managed to get Taylor on our good side again. There is a lot of jealousy and spite in Lexis's and Taylor's relationship from the start but it's lovely to see their friendship get stronger than never in the end.

Heidi was a tough case from the start, but I knew that with a bit of work she could be a surprising character and SHE WAS! EVEN THOUGH SHE WAS ALSO A BITCH IN THE START, she just needed a friend to help her trough her insecurities. Problems with our bodies is a stage that 90% of girls go trough in their life's, so it was great to see it approached in here with such care. The author managed to give an amazing advice to all the girls going trough that stage right now: Love your body, and don't let others put you down.  Go, Heidi.

She likes to act all tough and cynical, but really, underneath that crusty exterior, she’s as soft as they come 

I have a crush on Theo. What can I say, I changed to the nerdy side of boys!!!!!! That's how good Theo is!  I loved his character, and you can tell that without him this book wouldn't be the same. He gives so much support to all the characters, but at the same time he's also a wakeup call for a very important problem. Anorexia. His sister died because of it and he was an awesome reality check for many people.

with Theo it was nose bumping lip touching tongue twining heart thumping knee weakening body pressing kissing kissing kissing until the bell rang and he took a sudden step back, breathing hard. “Wow.”

Ryan. Even though you were nice in the start, bad throughout the whole book, and then good in the end again. Go Screw yourself pretty boy .

Summing it up, My life in Black and White is a thrilling journey about hope and redefining yourself at YOUR standards.  It's charming and full of emotions. P.S keep your box of tissues in hand.

He grabbed my chin, pulling it up so far that our eyes locked. "Let's get one thing straight. I'm your mate. I protect you, not the other way around." His eyes narrowed. "You Credence women weren't protecting anyone but yourselves. You all used that curse as an excuse to keep every man at arm's length."

I normally don't do teams or sides but this book brought that dark side out of me. So, I used to be on Camden's side in the first book, but guess what? I changed sides. I'm voting for Javier, the Mexican, dark-haired, drug leader... I know it sounds bad, but man. That man is to die for (no pun intended).


Now, that Ellie went with Javier to spare Camden and his family she's in way over her head with danger. She will have to face the past and the man that disfigured her leg many years a go, and she will get her revenge even if it means to loose the good side of her for good.
Camden has to find Ellie. After being setup by his wife and brothers he goes in a blind chase, tracking Javier every move to find her. But can he bring her back when she does not want to leave?

I think that this book showed us the secret dark side of Ellie. And you know what? I liked that side more than the redeeming one, because that one was boring and this new one is exciting and bold. Just like I always though Ellie was. And I realized that who brings these darker ways out of her is Javier and that's why I am vouching for him, because he liberates the true Ellie. The dangerous, conning Ellie. And that makes her that much more fascinating.

His lips trailed down to my ear. “I don’t have a soul,” he said softly. “You make me feel like I do.”

Javier was awesome on this book. In the previous book we saw him as this merciless killer and for only a few pages, but in here there is a new depth in him and we got to see a bit of the truer him. A sweeter, caring, calculus side of him.  He really loves Ellie, but the problem is that he does not have a heart. He doesn't know how to love and that really saddened me, though I think Ellie could change him for the best. I think they both complete each other... Also, Javier added a mafia feel to this that I loved.

“I’m glad I disgust you. The more you feel these things so strongly, the more you’ll realize how right I am. That you and I are the same. That I can help you get what I have—the power, the pride, the respect. I can make you my queen. And you’ll give up on trying to be good, to be better. You are better now.”

I used to love Clark Kent lookalikes: AKA Camden... But now I sort of can't stand him. He became too goodie two shoes, it's sort of annoying. Yes, he focused in his dangerous side, with all the car chasings, gun shootings and fierce fighting's... But my, I still  couldn't look at him with the same eyes. Not to mention that his part of the book whilst trying to look for Ellie was boring as hell. He just wants the good Ellie and doesn't accept that she has a darker side that needs to be set free. But as usual, of course she will end up with him and Javier will be left alone.  As usual...

She left me in a cloud of dust, a swirl of crushed cherry blossoms that choked my heart.

We see Ellie's parents! OMG, I wanted to punch someone when we saw her mother. Couldn't she keep her mouth shut? just saying...

Fuck you Travis. Ellie should have killed you when she had the chance.

Gus, I loved him. But I wanted to see more of his story and his secrets...

This book is so exciting and puts your heart running miles... My god, I seriously died a bit in every single chapter because it was so not going the way I wanted. but oh well, let's hope the next book brings some luck to Javier and Ellie and some BAD luck to Travis...

This was the book off turmoil because all the relationships were tested and there were a lot of danger lurking on the sidewalk. This is a good ol' mafia book and it's downright amazing!

She flushed, eyes glittering. "We're a good pair, aren't we?"

"Complete opposites." He smiled 

"Sleeping with the enemy. It's fucked up"

"You're never getting to strike three," she said with a wicked grin. 

"My kitten tries to roar but all I hear is a tiny little meow," he teased. 

"Hey, Wes, can you get us grenades?" Vikki asked

"I'd trust a two-year-old with grenades over you two."

"Ouch," Zoey muttered 

“Forgive me for asking, Gianna—but did you love Jackson?”  

“I thought we loved each other.”  

Lei sighed. “I wish that was one lesson women didn’t have to learn the hard way.”

“You were made for me,” he said fiercely. “No one else, Gia. You’re mine.”

Jackson Rutledge never took a day off. He worked hard, played hard, fucked hard.

Jax pushed out the chair opposite him with his foot. “The more Rossis the merrier.” Sadly, the more Rutledges the scarier. And that had shaped Jax into the man he was.

I am so happy that I haven't read a bad book in so long! And this one kept the trend and was far better than I'd hoped. The concept of a good 'ol sheltered pastor's daughter getting in this business of strip-tease, was alluring on it's own. And add a movie star who makes your blood pump faster and also has that difficult personality but in the end he's a sweetheart, my lord. We have ourselves a hit.


She's a stripper struggling to pay her college bills to become a filmmaker, he's a movie star who she'll have to shadow in order to learn the ropes of the business, but he's also her customer. Grey and Dawson come from two different pasts and both of them have their nightmares that they wish to forget. They will have to go a long way until they find a meeting point for them and realize that trusting another person is not that bad in the end.

Is it possible that a book about a stripper can be innocent as well? This one was, it had all the despair and disgust of undressing for men for money, yet when the book stops focusing on that it has this innocence, sweet vibe to it about a girl and a boy trying to make it past their problems. It's endearing yet heartfelt at the same time. And if you think that this book is all about the strip and finding a guy, and blah... you're wrong. It's about overcoming problems that life throws you and coming out of them with your head held high. It deals with self-esteem, loss and many other common problems you see.


Grey (I don't fancy the name though) is simple. She doesn't have the greatest of personalities and sometimes I think that she's a bit flat, but with the whole story she fits in. And man, it annoys me so much when the lead girl is a crier, I am sorry but I cannot stand girl who constantly cries. It's so dam annoying. I get that her life is tough and shit, but come on, throwing up and crying every day? It's overreacting. About Grey, she's described as this perfectly imperfect person, but when she's described physically she's  this busty, with big ass, blonde and grey eyes girl and it takes all the fun away. I want to know something bad about my lead girl, something that makes her human, and I didn't felt  like I had that coming from Grey. I get, that she's though and what she's been trough is bad, but I couldn't feel it from her.

 Giving a girl a debit card with access to millions of dollars? Good thing for him I’m not a material girl. I would never go and spend a bunch of money on diamonds and clothes and shoes.

Dawson is typical pretty guy, with a cocky attitude who has the world wrapped around his little finger and has no real problem! He's perfect and that's a turn off. I'm sorry again but I cannot like a guy that has no life experience and is spoiled. I don't get the attraction on that. But without that, in the book I loved him. He was caring, thoughtful and very charming without being fucking annoying. BUT, who the fuck gives a girl he barely knows the keys to a VERY EXPENSIVE car? UNREAL and not cool (mainly because no one gives one to me as well, but also because it's stupid). My god, he was a hot movie star... I could swoon for days with this information. Oh, I just realized that WTF was he doing in a strip club? (Not WHAT, but WHY?) I mean, he has every girl he wants and he goes to a strip club? I'm going to think about it but it doesn't sound convincing.

" Girlfriends are a dime a dozen. I could snap my fingers and have six girlfriends, one for every day of the week and Sunday off. I don’t want that. I’ve had that. It’s boring. I want you.”

There was not really any other character. Asides Grey's dad (major jerk but nice in the end) and what's his face bodyguard... who I wanted to see more? But asides from Grey and Dawson, there was no other developed character... None... It's a thing that I did not liked about this book because a good book needs at least a good friend and confident. At least.

 “No daughter of mine will engage in any such lewd and sinful behavior as dancing,” Daddy says to me, his blue eyes blazing. “It is gross and immodest and entirely sexual. I’ve seen the kind of dancing those…those harlots engage in at that so-called academy. You will not attend.”

My goodness, the cars.... A Bugatti, a Ferrari, a BMW and every good thing out there. I admit that sometimes I paid more attention to the cars then the dialogue itself... And the need for speed,  my god, total meltdown...

 I like stripped, but I did not loved it. Yes, it surprised me and it was good but it won't be a book that I'll remember in four months away...

Am I the only one that saw things in here that were never in the book?

Unknown Parts:

Like, 0:28 to 0:31? What's with the awkward pause? It should be a natural procedure for them, because they have been doing it for two years... and then Rose goes and says this: What are friends for?. Dude, NOOOOO. They are supposed to be like sisters, not awkward friends...

The, 0:37? What speech is that? Do I need to start taking vitamins for my head or are they inventing things?  I seriously do not remember that speech.

0:39 to 0:41? First, why is Rose hiding underneath the desk (with a computer) while the woman is killing What's-his-face? That never happened. Ever. And is it just me again or those naked dudes and lady writing on the wall belong in Nightmare On Elm Street? Don't remember those either...

There is load of fighting scenes that I also do not recognize but I will wait to see more of them and then comment.

Awesome and Hot parts:

0:11 to 0:23. The introduction is so freaking awesome! Like fall-on-the-floor-with-excitement awesome! But doesn't it make it look like a chick-flick. I don't care, it's amazing...

0:42 to 0:44? Dimitri (comrade) and Rose (Rosa)... Oh man, major smile on my face right now.

0:43 to 0:50. Pure Awesomeness. Fighting, more fighting. Explosions and stakes... Hospitals and fire. My god... I so cannot wait for this...


Final Thoughts?

The song is brutal! I think this trailer is fantastic but not exactly living up to our expectation, so let's hope that the next one is even greater and that February comes real fast! Like now!

Zoey Deutch.

 At first I kind of freaked out because Rose is supposed to be this exotic, fierce beauty and I couldn't see none of that on this actress. But Richelle Mead created this characters, this world so we had to trust her judgment and trust her to not let us down. And now, I think Zoey is going to be a great Rose.  In the trailer she really portrayed the rebel yet dedicated friend she is. And come on, Zoey Deutch is really beautiful and kind of has an edge to her look that I think Rose could use as well...  And I am really excited to see the Queen of sarcasm on TV!!!!












Lucy Fry.

Oh no, I always thought that her place was in the sea being a mermaid, not in the Vampire Academy movie playing a Moroi Vampire. I confess that I do not like the choice for her character, at all. She is nice and really pretty, but she hasn't got the delicate look and fierceness that Lissa needs and I am not sure if she can portray it. I guess that we just have to wait and see...









 Danila Kozlovsky.  

To everybody who says that he's not the perfect Dimitri, I say Off with your head! Look at him, I have never heard of him before but when they announced him as Dimitri I was like: Swoon... He has a badass look and he's really handsome in all his Russian self. And the most important? He and Zoey Deutch really made a connection on the set of the movie and they have great chemistry (as friends people), and we need that in the movie. We hungry fans need some romance mixed with awesome fighting scenes and great sarcasm!







 Look at this and tell me if it isn't the cutest thing ever!:

One... Two... Three... Four...
I declare war.

I´m Hyperventilating... I loved it but WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED? I'm still deciding whether to HATE or LOVE the ending because it was SO NOT what I was expecting, but somehow it was a million times better. Oh Serah, why u make me cry? Extinguish was Awesome, Sinful, Lovable, Adorable, Provocative, Dangerous, Hellish and so Amazing...

"What's the matter, angel?" he taunted. "Are you scared? Of little ol' me?"

Serah is an angel who has been given a task: stop Lucifer from starting the Apocalypse. She will have to meet the king of hell and convince him to give up on his seek for revenge, but she will be surprised when she starts to see him with kindness, fondness even because it is forbidden. But with the king of sins, all of her beliefs will be tested and her faith will be put to proof...

Happy Dancing to the max! First page: Nha, too pretty for my taste. Rest of the book: Bring it on motherfucker! This book brought all the nastiness that was stored inside of me out, i wanted to punch the good guy (Michael) so bad and kick the bad guy (Lucifer) as well, because they all were a bunch of self-centered assholes. I don't care if they are "angels" or "devils" because they were pricks... But they were handsome pricks.

"Give in to it, angel." 

"Give in to what?" 

"The hunger," he said, his tongue slowly running across his bottom lip. "The need. Give in to the craving. Give in to me." 

"Never," she whispered, the word impulsively tumbling from her lips, no conviction in her feeble voice.

I found a song that fits Michael and Lucifer strangely well:

One way or another I'm gonna find ya
I'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getcha
One way or another I'm gonna win ya
I'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getcha

See? Perfect description of their relationship. All throughout the book they were anxious to fight one another, it drove me crazy. Like it was not Lucifer's fault that he started to question things... Grow up and be brothers again. Please!

I haven't decided if i like Michael or not, i do because he is nice and all powerful but i don't like that he seems to have a stick up his ass the entire time. It's seems like we are all doing him a favor by being on his side and in the end he surprises us like that! I don't know and i wished to have meet him a bit more, because there is not a lot of information regarding him in the book, it's all just superficial things... And his love for Serah didn't won me over at all.

"Yes, but so are all the other angels. Out of all of them, why me?" 

"Why are you filled with so much insecurity?" he asked. "We found love together a long time ago. Why question things now?"

Serah was kind of the heavenly, perfect, good, ethereal girl. She might sound a bit perfect in her description but she's a rebel. She will put questions and find a way to find her answers (eyebrow raising suspiciously!), she will not settle for commands from a higher force and that makes her a badass angel. We Start seeing her as an angel and angels cannot feel anything. Though Serah wants that experience and when she starts breaking the rules she will get what she wants, but it will come with a cost. Which added a really good story line and the interest needed in this otherwise perfect character. From the start when i saw that she was involved with Michael i didn't exactly liked it but when you put Lucifer in the game, Man this love triangle had me freaking out the entire time. But she was a girl that i felt had an injustice at the end, i didn't felt like she deserved the ending she got!

"I see beauty and goodness in everything—even you, Luce. And as long as that’s there, I can never turn away from it."

Lucifer you sneaky little bastard. At the beginning he was everything a King of hell should be. Mean, tortured, ugly even. But then when Serah crosses his path and he starts to get a glimpse of her grace, he changes. He becomes more aware of everything around him. Don't get me wrong because he's still mean and a jackass, but more of a kind jackass. It's is only me that got nervous when he punished someone? Because he could be a mean motherfucker sometimes. And his description? My, my, blue eyes and dark hair, with the biggest of black wings. If that's hell, then sign me up. (well, not really but you know...)

After a moment, he let out a deep sigh. Pressing his lips to hers, he kissed her softly, sweetly, an innocent gesture for a creature they called "The Devil."

I wanted to meet Samuel.. Like not just memories of him but actually meet him, though i really enjoyed his ending. (Even cried a little bit, but no one needs to know that!)

"Satan." 

"Yep," Samuel said. "Imagine having that dude as a brother. Makes me look a million times better, huh?" Serah dramatically scrunched up her nose. "Eh, I guess you're okay."

This book is not all about the love. It's about revenge in the worst form possible. And if you are going to venture in this book i have to say that you cannot trust no none. It's full of secrets and lies in disguise. It makes you doubt the good in people and praise the bad. And what i loved the most was that it specialized on one Sin: Lust. Pure, raw Lust.  The story draws you in and makes you read it until the very end. It's fast paced and terrorizing..

Oh, little Lily…. She had no idea what she’d done. She’d come wandering innocently back into his world – like Little Red Riding Hood.

When he spoke, it was with a rumbling growl that was completely inhuman. “You can run, cher. And I can try my damnedest not to hunt you down,”

Is there anyone on this whole entire island who hasn’t pulled every other person on this island?

Some people have tequila to send them into catatonic oblivion, I have music.

There are guys with attitude, and then there’s this guy.

Keeping Never was the most serious yet charming book in the Never Say Never series. Though it all turned out for the best i kept hitting my head on the table and pulling out my hair due to the stress this book gives. Never and Ty keep playing with each other and giving me mini heart attacks each time... It's exhausting and you reach the end with a fried mind, but it's soooo good and it was the last book? NOOOOOO....



Never's past is out in the open for Ty, no more secrets or lies. Well, except that she hasn't told him that she's pregnant yet but she does not count that as a lie when Ty has an unknown past that he refuses to share. But with bad news reaching Ty he will be obligated to go deep into his past, to finally tell us the story that we all wanted to know no matter the pain it will give him. Because he has to face it and let it go, to finally have the future he always wanted but never thought he deserved...

“To love even though you hate is the greatest accomplish of all. To forgive when you thirst for revenge is the greatest triumph of all.”

This book is definitely directioned towards Ty more, 'cause he will have to face his demons and learn to fight the urge to give in to temptation in order to forget. We all knew that ty's past was horrid and sad but to hear it being told by him it's even worse, because you just want to hurt everyone who has hurt him.... But it's a victory that he has finally managed to share his life, his secret with Never. Yes, he was sort of a dick most of the times, but that's our Ty! Because after being a complete douchebag to her he made the sweetest things for Never, he listened to her and cared for her. That was what really attracted me to his character: his need to fight for Never and build a better life for both of them, together because from the start he knew she was IT for him...

There is all of this … this crap inside my heart and I don't know how to process it. Can you help me? If I really, really ask for your help, if I lean on you, will I break you? That's the last thing I want, truly. I'm having terrible thoughts, Never. I keep thinking that I should go out and find another girl, throw my pain into her and let her deal with it after I leave. I feel like I shouldn't be burdening you with this stuff, but then … I could never do that to you. Never, Never.

Never has to face some messed up things in the story. I think this is the hardest book on her because it will make her see red and at the same time will make her dizzy with love... or maybe that's just the pregnancy.... stupid hormones... Omg, She's one month pregnant and she's constantly cursing out on the kid, it's hilarious... But it will be hard on her to hear Ty's story and even harder to support him when all she wants is to smack someone really hard, and let's face it that it's not easy to deal with Ty. And he will push her back and create an emotional wall between them and Never will have to face all of that and call out his bullshit. It will be hard but Never is a fucking force to reckoned with so i wasn't really worried...

I promise then and there to prove myself not just to Ty, not just to this baby, not just to this family, but to a person long neglected who is overdue for a bit of respect: myself.

Never's sisters. Can you please start having boys? Because i think that's too many crazy girls in one single house...  If you thought you were over with them in the final book, you were wrong because they are stronger than never. And that's good because all of their support really helped Never and Ty a lot. And having Never return her sisterly bonds with them helped them as well, especially India and Beth.

Noah. He's a fucking angel. I swear if he does not find his happily ever after i am going crazy! He needs to be with Zella, forget Never and be happy because he is one of those rare guys that truly deserve it. There better be a book about him and Zella, like, fast....

Noah is a one of a kind guy – no, human being. Noah is a one of a kind human being who actually puts others before himself. We could all learn a lot from tasting just a little bit of the world's Noah Scotts.

What's great about these books it's that in each story there aren't too many things going on, it's rather very small things. But all of them have an immense importance and are indispensable to the whole series. It's a simple book but with great meaning and full of emotion that will make you surrender to C.M. Stunich's writing and fall even more in love with the Never say Never series.

Man, i wished i could be like Merit and eat all the good stuff without consequences, have a hot-as-hell boyfriend named Ethan and killer Katana's skills... And Jonah ^.^


Biting Bad puts Chicago in danger once more. Rioter's are making a move on the Vampire Houses, targeting all vampires as their enemy number one and destroying vampire associated properties with Molotov cocktails and extreme violence. Merit and her allies, must once more find the brain behind this organization and end it before one of them gets killed...

I start reading it, annnnnnnnnnnd it's over.... You know what annoys me in Chloe Neill books? They are so good that you lose track of time and also that I gain about 1 kg because Merit makes me hungry... Every damn time! But this series are definitely my all-time favorites...

Merit and Ethan's relationship, i don't know what happened, but this relationship turned from casual dating to serious dating! Like "marriage" dating... I was like: Hell yeah! And Ethan is a fucking prick, because all throughout the book he hinted this, hinted that! I think we have a marriage in the next book. Just saying! Though I wanted to see some interference in this relationship, like Jonah or some flirty girl to spice things up a bit... I wanted some more jealousy and the fire of a good fight between them. They are exciting and awesome still, but with some provocation they would be much better...

Ethan groaned. "To business already, Sentinel? So much for, Good morning, Liege. I love you, Liege." He managed a remarkably bad imitation of my voice, then feigned sweeping hair over his shoulder. 

"I don't do that."

"You do," he said, grinning.

Jonah is a big presence in here. Though i wanted a "no shirts allowed" fight between him and Ethan again... Or some steamy moments between him and Merit... For a second i almost wished Merit had choose him, but that second vanished quite easily.

 Ethan is dreamy as always (well, of course) but now it's like he appreciates the little things more, live valentine's day and stuff like that, that for a four century vampire has no interest in... And he starts to enjoy them and be more attentive to everyone else... It made him in a way, more human.

This book is all about the fight! Exciting, dangerous, badass fighting! Seriously, you can't get enough of it. It's like you know it will happen but even  though it's predictable, you freaking love it! Also, Biting Bad was one of the books i liked the best because of the "bigger" problem, which i thought it was very different and interesting, and because of the characters. They seem to be underlined and they stand out so much better. Like Luc and Lindsey, Grandpa and even Scott... all of them are so amazing and different from each other...


Malory is back with her witchy stuff and blue hair! Even after all the things she has done, give her some slack people! She's different and finally learned to use her magic in a good way, in a productive way that she can help others with... I love her and that means that Catcher comes as an extra! Well, i don't know if it's possible, but he managed to look even more mean and angry than in every other book... This two characters along with Jeff, do give life to the book (pun intended) but they are so different that they have to be awesome together.

Biting Bad is effin' A! With it's ever present Humor and action packed stunts... This world of vampires, shifters and fairies is complex whilst being real enough that you actually get lost in it. Chloe Neill rocked the stage once more!!