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Tanne Eline tanne_schua14c — A very good series....

Edes Bocaj edes1 — I didn't quite like the book.. found it rather draggy and while the fashion parts were fun, at the end of the whole novel you just feel like the whole story was so.. trivial. I guess the movie was better. At least I preferred it. I learnt that you shouldn't accept a crappy job just 'cause you think it's gonna lead you somewhere! (Or am I wrong on this? hmm)

Yodesign Artist _o_esign26 — I am a huge Richelle Mead fan. I loved The Vampire Academy Series, Dark Swan Series and after several attempts at The Georgina Kincaid Series by the end it was one of my all-time favourites. So, I had high hopes for spin-off series to The Vampire Academy: Bloodlines. But, unlike the rest of the books by Mead, these ones seem to lack any spunk. They are slow going and take a little effort to get into. This second instalment; The Golden Lily was no exception. If this book hadn't been a Richelle Mead book, I would have given up at chapter three or four. But I have faith in this author, so I kept at it. I like Sydney Sage, our female protagonist. She is intelligent, loyal, forthright, if not just a little too upright and stiff. I am intrigued by the Alchemists and think their background story is interesting. I adore Adrian - who doesn't? - and I love the relationship developing (or not developing) between both Sydney and Adrian in these books. Dimitri Belikov also appears in this book and that additional connection to The Vampire Academy Series is nice. The support characters are also likeable, as were the antagonists. This time facing off against vampire hunters, something Sydney from the Alchemists had never encountered before. So, a great background world which Mead had already established through The Vampire Academy Series, solid, likeable characters and eventually a story plot that made sense. I say eventually, because for the first third to half of this book I was unsure what exactly we were gearing up for. It almost felt like we were just drifting along following the day-to-day goings on of Sydney and her gang. A bit like a Charlaine Harris book. The ending was good enough to evoke some emotions in me, but this only occurred in the last few pages. To wade through the entire story to reach the climax at the end for that heart moving moment was a bit too long. Will I read on in the series? Well, experience has told me (ie The Georgina Kincaid Series) that it is worth sticking with Richelle Mead until the end. The Kincaid Series didn't grab me until book three, I think, so I will give Mead one more go. But please, Richelle, bring back the fast pace adventure and exciting character interaction of your previous novels. Bring back your spunk! I still love this author, I still refuse to give her too poor a score on the NBRS, but this will not be an addition to my Top Reads Bookshelf. Fingers crossed for book three. 6/10: "Good light-weight read, well done."