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Theresa Deng theresa88 — i kept wondering how this book was going to end. i guess i was expecting something more outrageous, but all in all i love this guys writing. hope he writes more. this would make one hell of a movie. i wonder if he was thinking that when he wrote it

Wilton Santana wiltonsantana — ** spoiler alert ** I loved this book & now the series as a whole. I cannot wait until the next one. This is a very adult worthy read, IMO. I saw huge parallels or rather - I felt this was a fabulous homage to Joss Whedon's brilliant Buffy series. Fans who read this will know what I mean after they read book 2 & now this one. SPOILERS below: I have to admit I did not see coming Dimtri becoming Strigoi . That nearly ripped my heart out. Absolutely wrenching. And for those Buffy fans; It was also sooo reminiscent of Angel losing his soul again after he experiences true happiness after he & Buffy sleep together. I also felt the Adrian was very similar to Spike's character. Rebellious & cocky but vulnerable underneath. Of all people - he sees what is going on w/Rose, while her best friend remains clueless. While Mason's death in Book 2 (another shocker for me) reminded me so much of the death of Jenny Calander. In season 2 of Buffy, that moment was a true turning point in the series & the same could definitely be said about Book 2 (Frostbite) w/the death of Mason. From that point, I knew Ms.Mead was prepared to take big & shocking risks & pull those punches in order to develop her main character, Rose. This isn't your ordinary YA book. Again - much like Buffy - it seems as if Mead is going to great & realistic lengths to describe & respect the emotional tumult of become an adult. She does not belittle or mock Rose or her peers' experiences. She acknowledges that oftentimes, being a teenager on the cusp of adulthood leaves you on the fringes of adult life just enough to witness more than the people who are in charge. Rose sees the mistakes & the wrongs & they all bear the brunt of the elders in charge, set in their traditional ways in an ever changing world. Very much like life was as a YA, IMO. Like the saying goes, the sins of the father shall be visited on the son. While that expression is singular - you can apply it in a larger context in this series. Loved it.