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Yuliana Hidalgo yulimuly — Two weeks have passed since the events of the prior book and Kaylee is still struggling with whether or not she can trust Nash again since he'd lied to her and used his bean sidhe ability to Influence her mind while he was addicted to Demon's Breath. Her heart and head are warring with each other over the issue. But along comes Sabine, the troubled (and trouble) girlfriend Nash left behind a couple of years ago when his mother moved them to a different town and Nash hadn't been able to contact her. She's made it clear that Nash is hers and she intends to fight dirty to get Kaylee out of the way. Sabine's arrival coincides with trouble at the school involving deaths and utter chaos, and Avari, a hellion, has new plans to get his hands on Kaylee. The weight on her shoulders gets heavier as Kaylee and crew attempt to save the school from the machinations of the Netherworld. This is the 4th book in the Soul Screamers series. As an adult reading this YA series, I find the struggle Kaylee faces between her heart and head to be somewhat grown up and the trust issue is appropriate for the amount of time that's taken place. Some might find it a little frustrating that she hasn't immediately moved on in either direction, although the pace works for the story. Sabine's character is interesting. Situations and conversations with or due to her provide the reader with insight to relationships beyond our own wants. What's actually best for whom in the long run? Even though it's told in first person, the author has done a good job of getting the thoughts and perspectives of the other major players to come through in the story. I found it easy to read and not too dark considering the circumstances. And it would be difficult not to be sucked in from the first paragraph. If you have a Kindle and have not yet gotten it, Reaper, the short story told from Tod's point of view, telling us how he died and became a reaper, would be good to read before this one, especially since the story is still free to download. It's not necessary to read it first, but the events take place when Nash is obsessed with Sabine.

Thais Brasil thaisbrasil — oh my sweet childish!

Alexandra Faia alexandraf0566 — I use it daily and am on it for the second year in a row.

Marcela Juarez marcejuare0c29 — The Art of Urban Cycling is more than just a book on "how to ride your bicycle in traffic". The author, Robert Hurst, begins with a bit of a history lesson covering bicycles, roads and America's obsession with automobiles. He quickly covers the evolution of the bicycle from the mid-1400s to "safety cycle" of the 1890s and beyond. He then goes into how America's obsession with automobiles and the transition from pedal to petrol power has shaped cities making them less bike and pedestrian friendly. In the next two sections of the book covers various road hazards and scenarios encountered while riding in traffic. These sections read more like a how-to manual with Hurst delivering a quick explanation of various road hazards and strategies for dealing with them. He also discusses perhaps the greatest road hazard: Motor vehicle traffic. His strategy for riding in traffic is similar to the "defensive driving" strategy many people learn in drivers ed. It is applied to cycling as pragmatic mix of "cyclists are have the same rights to the road as cars" and "cyclists are second rate citizens who need to fend for themselves." The next section covers one of the grim realities of frequent cycling: Accidents & injuries. While many of the passages in this section made me cringe it is a topic which deserves to be covered. Hurst gives some tips for minimizing the impact of a fall and a dose of reality that in some situations you a screwed. After reading about broken collarbones and other painful accidents, the topic of air pollution seems trivial by comparison. This short section covers some of the realities of riding in the wake of vehicles emitting toxic sludge. The remaining two sections of the book cover bike maintenance and equipment selection for the urban cyclist. A variety of topics are covered including how to avoid flats (and repair them) as well as how to select equipment which will be less likely to require complex or costly maintenance. Overall this is a great book for anyone who considers a cyclist. It is also a useful read for non-cyclists as a insight into the complexities of cycling in a car dominated world.

Minh Cao caominh — This was just as good as the first book I read of hers. I am really enjoying this author. I did deduct a star because the story is another retelling of "Sabrina." How many times can that story be retold? I will admit this is one of the better retellings but I, personally, have never found "Sabrina" that romantic of a story. The book got better once that aspect of the story went away. I am going to read more by this author.