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Kaia L _13 — Forget that this is a Young Adult Literature book, it was so well written with beautiful characters. I read it in one night, it was so good, I couldn't put it down.

Tayla Kerr tayker519c — I LOVED this book. It more than made up for the first installment. I also warmed more to the lead, Chloe, I think the title is perfect for this book. Chloe really came into her own in this one. And the interaction between her and Derek is just superb! It really left me wanting more. I do think that Chloe is still a little too helpless, something that bothered me extremely in the first book, but somehow I was more tolerant of it this time around...which could have something to do with a certain teen werewolf and the scenes she shares with him. There are a lot of sweet moments, and a lot of oh, bloody hell moments between the two. I also found Tori extremely interesting in this book, whereas I struggled with her character in the previous one. Simon. Well, Simon was still Simon. I just could not warm to him at all. Half the time I felt like slapping him across the head, telling him to wake up and see the tension between his brother and Chloe. The story was still a tad predictable, I don't know if this is because Kelley Armstrong is writing for a younger audience and so perhaps doesn't feel the need for a little more suspense or mystery. But I felt that the character's and story a lot of potential that was not explored. Having said that, I still do love the story, predictable-ness and all.

Matthieu Moncoiffet _atthieu_mft — I really enjoyed this book. The storytelling was tight, the plot arc polished and it was exciting through to the end. I don't read that much historical fiction but I felt like I was learning about the aqueducts, volcanoes and Rome without lectures and boring lists of facts.