Rate this book

Clear rating

1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

Legions (The Watchers Trilogy #2)

by Karice Bolton (Goodreads Author)

3.97 of 5 stars 3.97 · rating details · 1,126 ratings · 108 reviews

As the magical holiday season is disrupted with an afternoon of horror, it becomes apparent that the Legions have begun their uprising around the globe, and Ana does her best to stay strong even though her world has been shattered. It is up to Ana to find the strength within and not fall prey to the dark side as she begins her chase to reclaim what’s rightfully hers.

Reali...more

Paperback, 307 pages

Published December 4th 2011 by Purely Persistent

more details... edit details

Get a copy:

More…

Friend Reviews

To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

Lists with This Book

YA Books with Girls in White & Black Dresses

74th out of 191 books — 95 voters

Kindle Edition Paranormal/Supernatural/Fantasy Young Adult & Adult Romances for $3.00 or Less

211th out of 493 books — 1,020 voters

More lists with this book...

Community Reviews

(showing 1-30 of 3,000)

filter | sort: default (?) | rating details

May 26, 2013 Tom rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, series, ya-romance, ya-paranormal

"Legions" is the second in Karice Bolton's "The Watchers" trilogy, and once again Athen, Arie, Ana, and Cyril are faced with their task of battling dark demons.

At the end of the first book, Athen was taken. Ana, whose power of "seeing" manifests in her dreams, keeps seeing her boyfriend hanging with a really hot demon woman. Indeed, they're hanging out at their local Starbuck's. Ouch. Not only is she not supposed to approach him--this because it could cause him to jump to another location and b...more

like · see review

Dec 27, 2012 Lauren rated it 5 of 5 stars

Now, onto book two - Legions. As with most book series, the subsequent books I generally enjoy more than the first, or the one before if it wasn't the first. That could just be me, or it could be that the author improves with each book, or both. Whichever is the reason doesn't matter. This one was outstanding!

The book pretty much picks up right where we left off in The Awakening. First, we get to experience what it is like to go through an Awakening, which I would compare to childbirth; purely b...more

like · see review

Sep 30, 2012 Morgan Swain rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, romance

Legions is book two in The Watcher's Trilogy. (**Spoiler Alert**) When the book opens, Ana is deeply in mourning over losing Athen and is still being tormented by the realization that her fears about the serpent woman are true. (**Spoiler over***)
I thought that they would spend the entire book trying to get Athen back, but a lot more happens than i thought it would. Besides the love story between Ana and Athen, we learn more about Ana's ancestry and the importance of her role among the white d...more

like · see review

Jun 27, 2012 Erika rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

Title: Legions (Watchers #2)
Author: Karice Bolton
Number of Pages: 307
Date of Release: December 4th, 2011
Source: Copy from author for review.
Summary From Goodreads:

As the magical holiday season is disrupted with an afternoon of horror, it becomes apparent that the Legions have begun their uprising around the globe, and Ana does her best to stay strong even though her world has been shattered. It is up to Ana to find the strength within and not fall prey to the dark side as she begins her chase...more Title: Legions (Watchers #2)
Author: Karice Bolton
Number of Pages: 307
Date of Release: December 4th, 2011
Source: Copy from author for review.
Summary From Goodreads:

As the magical holiday season is disrupted with an afternoon of horror, it becomes apparent that the Legions have begun their uprising around the globe, and Ana does her best to stay strong even though her world has been shattered. It is up to Ana to find the strength within and not fall prey to the dark side as she begins her chase to reclaim what’s rightfully hers.

Realizing that Ana’s visions alone are not enough to protect them, her family begins her training immediately before she is targeted once more. The Legions will not quit until they get what they want, and they have made it clear that mortals will not be spared, leaving Ana little time to figure out what it is the demons are after.

As Ana balances her time between chasing after her destiny and spending her time relearning how to fight demons, she learns something about her past that could change why she’s fighting for anything at all. Clues continue to unfold in the form of yellowed letters she finds from Athen buried within an old Tudor home; and her future is signaled in a lone, white rose left for only her to see giving her the strength to persevere. She is determined to not give up faith that she will have it all once more.

Review: I was thrilled when Karice, asked me if I wanted to review Legions, because book one was just phenomenal! I was highly invested, because holy hell guys the ending of the last one and the disappearance of a certain hunk had me on edge! I don’t know why I worried too long though, because Karice Bolton had everything under control.

I love Ana, the growth she has shown from Awakening, is inspiring, and what has me coming back for more. That and well Athen, but I can’t get distracted I have a review to write! There is something in Karice’s writing style that just reaches into my chest and grabs my heart. I feel these intense moments of loss and sorrow with Ana, and soar with her through the high moments. I don’t have that happen to me really ever so it’s something that struck me and left me utterly lost in the plot; in a completely wonderful way. All I am going to say about Athen is that he keeps being HOTT and amazing. Seriously Karice, are there really guys like this out there? I mean my experience with guys is limited, seriously limited, but if guys like this exist I want one! Can we order them? Will you make one for me…OH MY GOD I’m DISTRACTED AGAIN!!

You know who I also really liked in this book? The minor characters! The get to be developed so much so that, I want a spinoff of them!!

Ana explores her memories and learns to kick some major demon booty. Which ultimately is anything I could have ever wanted from Legions, well that and kissy scenes! Good thing there are both! AND the ending again Karice! A compelling installment to a wonderful series!
(less)

like · see review

Jun 23, 2012 Jenn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Better than the first... It was great and exciting up until Athen came back. The revelation of the mystery of why Athen remembered was "cut short". Didn't explain how he can touch Ana as a ghost or when he realized she was his. Even the strbucks scene where he ended up joking with her .. Didn't tell what he was thinking at that moment. Would have been romantic.

Then I found the fight scenes and Ana's words to be repeating. I ended up just skimming through without interest at all.

Ana didn't even...more

2 likes · like · see review

Mar 25, 2012 Yolli rated it 2 of 5 stars

Having read the first book Awakening in The Watchers Trilogy which ended with a cliff hanger, I was excited to start the second book, Legions, by Karice Bolton. I found a few aspects of the first book problematic: it is extremely wordy, details within the storyline are repetitive and the emotions of the characters flip-flop to extremes. When I turned on my Kindle and started reading Legions, I sadly faced the same problems and begrudgingly worked my way through the book. However, I did find a fe...more Having read the first book Awakening in The Watchers Trilogy which ended with a cliff hanger, I was excited to start the second book, Legions, by Karice Bolton. I found a few aspects of the first book problematic: it is extremely wordy, details within the storyline are repetitive and the emotions of the characters flip-flop to extremes. When I turned on my Kindle and started reading Legions, I sadly faced the same problems and begrudgingly worked my way through the book. However, I did find a few interesting concepts in the book, and I thoroughly enjoyed looking into them to write this review.

Legions is told in first person through the eyes of the main female protagonist, Ana. The first half of the book finds the reader inside Ana’s head as she tries to reconnect with her lifelong love, Athen. He was killed and reborn, in adult form, in some unknown place at the end of Awakening. This cycle of being reborn as an adult reminded me of Battlestar Galactica, the reimagined TV series from 2004 to 2009, and the resurrecting phenomenon of the humanoid cylons. However, the difference is that the cylons resurrect with their memories from their previous lives whereas Athen at the beginning of Legions does not have his past-life memories. Ana’s inner struggles of trying to deal with the loss of her previous relationship with Athen was an agonizingly slow part of the book. I didn’t need 145 pages to get the point that Ana didn’t want to live without Athen.

In Awakening, it was learned that Ana has the ability to see glimpses of the future in her dreams. She foresaw Athen’s death, and then in another premonition, she has a glimpse of him with a mysterious snake-eyed woman. In Legions, we are introduced to Lilith, the snake-eyed woman from Ana’s vision. Lilith is said to be a Lamiai, a much older and dangerous species than the Nephilim. I found this very interesting because in Greek mythology there is a monster named Lamia who is half woman, half serpent. Zeus loved Lamia the woman, and once Hera found out, she retaliated and turned Lamia into a hideous, serpentine beast that devoured travelers on the side of the road. The name Lilith refers back to ancient Jewish folklore where Lilith was the first wife of Adam in the Garden of Eden and refused to be subservient to him.

Another connection I found interesting with Legions was the mention of Ramiel, Ana’s father. Ramiel is an angel from the apocryphal Book of Enoch. Bolton does not include any information about the apocrypha in Legions. Due to my own desire to flesh out the background of this story and to learn more about Bolton’s material, I did some research. The apocrypha are books in the Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Bible but not the Protestant Bible. In First Enoch, Ramiel is referred to as the angel of hope. He has two very important tasks: one being to help faithful souls into Heaven and the second being responsible for divine visions. Now that I know that Ramiel is connected with divine visions, Ana’s gift of foretelling makes a lot more sense and is a literal connection to her father. Bolton had an opportunity to add some depth to this story by explaining Ramiel’s history. By only mentioning his name, it led me to create a back story for this character that might not have been intended. A character’s ambiguous back story can be a very powerful tool, but in this case, I feel it worked against the author because Bolton chose a name that is associated with a very strong story. Therefore, even though she did not give a back story, the fact that she alluded to the apocrypha illuminated the possibility for ambiguity–the story has already been written.

In Third Enoch, Azazel is mentioned as one of the three fallen angels that went against the angel Matatron. Matatron cast the three fallen angels from Heaven, and they took most of the blame for any angel’s involvement with mortal women. In The Watchers Trilogy, Azazel is one of the most feared demons who employs minions to wreak havoc on mankind. His past is intertwined with Ramiel’s, and Ana is learning how this all involves her.

I must say, I had more fun googling, reading and learning about Nephilim and the apocrypha than I did reading Legions. I felt the story line had some promise, and the book did end with a cliff hanger. However, I found the repetitive nature of the writing to be painful, and it didn’t give me enough to want to purchase and read Cataclysm, book number three in The Watchers Trilogy. I would only recommend this book if you truly loved book number one, Awakening.
(less)

1 like · like · see review

Mar 18, 2012 Ann Love rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'm giving this one 3 stars because I'm still enjoying the story. However, I have a couple issues that drive me crazy. First, I know these Kindle books are being churned out at an incredibly fast pace, but please, for the love of all that is holy, PROOFREAD. Basic grammar mistakes, incorrect words and typos are bad enough, but when you use the wrong name?!? In the first book Cyril was once referred to as Cyrus. In this book, there was a point when the author wrote "Athen and Cyril" when there is...more

1 like · like · see review

Mar 02, 2012 Just My Opinion rated it 4 of 5 stars

Normally, I never expect sequels to live up to the original story. Lately, I keep getting surprised by my authors! Legions was a fantastic follow-up to Awakening. It picks up right where Awakening leaves off and it's a thrill ride the whole way through. I even think it may surpass Awakening.

Much more of the back story and the history of the angels and demons is revealed and the action almost never stops! I was vested in the characters after the first book, but Legions, I couldn't put down for a...more

1 like · like · see review

Feb 28, 2012 Erica Glass rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.

1 like · like · see review

Sep 15, 2012 Nereid rated it 3 of 5 stars

I enjoyed the second book in the series, Ana has had a lot of learning curves in such a short space of time and things just keep happening. Mourning the loss of Athen, Ana's resolve and sanity is tested as she tries her hardest to get him back. Despite it not being 50 years, there is a complication because Lilith is after him too and he doesn't remember her at all. The battle to end all battles is looming and Ana needs to get her head on straight to fight but her thoughts are only of Athen. Afte...more

like · see review

Mar 22, 2012 Erin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-not-free

I don't know if this ever happens to anyone else, but for me this was the kind of book where you come to a point of rising action and you stop (or feel like you want to stop) reading for a while because you're afraid something unpredictable is going to happen. You always hope the damsel in distress gets rescued (or not I suppose?) or that the hero turns up just in time to save the bus load of people from barreling over a cliff, but what if that doesn't happen? For me, it's being really intereste...more

like · see review

Jan 06, 2012 Danielle (Bookwhoreblog) Perez rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Ana has barely finished the awakening process herself, and now she has to try to track down Athen and help him to begin the awakening process. Finding Athen is the easy part, discovering he is with the woman who haunts Ana's dreams is the hard part.

Legions picks up exactly where Awakening leaves readers, and I love that. While Awakening is a great opening book, Legions seals the deal making this series a force to be reckoned with. Between the amazing use of imagery, and a writing style that is s...more

like · see review

Apr 27, 2012 Alisha rated it 2 of 5 stars

After reading Awakening, I had hopes this series could get better. In some ways it did because there was a bit more action and it kept a somewhat faster pace. But the book lacks in character development, particularly with the main character. Grammar and spelling issues are still high in number and distracting. The author didn't seem to know what to do with the subplot and main plot - the resolution of one of these was extremely anti-climatic and the character's ability to deal with the situation...more

like · see review

Apr 15, 2012 Urban Fantasy Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

To read this review and more like it check out my site Urban Fantasy Reviews at ufreviews.com

I read and reviewed the first book in this trilogy, called Awakening, which was an interesting book with a pretty big romantic story line. The first book ended with a huge cliff hanger, so if you haven't read the first book and you don't want to be spoiled then you should wait to read this review until you read the first book.

I enjoyed the idea of someone searching to find his soul mate and doing whate...more To read this review and more like it check out my site Urban Fantasy Reviews at ufreviews.com

I read and reviewed the first book in this trilogy, called Awakening, which was an interesting book with a pretty big romantic story line. The first book ended with a huge cliff hanger, so if you haven't read the first book and you don't want to be spoiled then you should wait to read this review until you read the first book.

I enjoyed the idea of someone searching to find his soul mate and doing whatever it took to find that person, I mean what girl wouldn't want that to happen to her? So when the cliff hanger happened in the first book, I really wanted to see what was going to happen next. Now that I am done alluding to the cliff hanger, I'll just tell you what it is, Ana's (the main character in the book) soul mate Athen, who had been searching for Ana in the first book ends up in the same position that Ana was in, reborn and having no idea who he really is.

While I understood why Ana would have a huge reaction to losing her mate so soon after being reunited with him, I don't think it should have gone on as long as it did. I felt like Ana did more wallowing instead of acting, which for me made the plot kind of stall out a little bit. However Ana does have one thing really working in her corner more than anything else, she has visions. She had these visions in the first book, so it makes sense that the more time that past the more her visions would come into play.

I did appreciate the backstory given in this book as opposed to the first. I have to say that in the first book it was so much more emotion driven, especially on the part of Ana. And since you were primarily thinking about her and her situation, you really only got the basics about the world that she lived in, or rather had lived in prior to remembering who she really was. So with this book, while Ana is on a similar journey, she has already remembered who she was, therefore you get way more back story on the people involved and the issues they face.

Overall I think this is a good sequel to the first book, although it did have a few problem. There was the initial issue with Ana's reaction, but there were also some issues with the editing of the book. If you are one of those people who pick up on every little mistake in a book, then it might get a bit old for you. But overall I thought the plot was pretty good, and it was in line with the first book, so if you enjoyed the first book you will most likely enjoy this book as well. And if you like stories about angels you might want to check out this series as well. (less)

like · see review

Mar 30, 2012 Diayll rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of Angels, Books With A Great Series

Originally Reviewed at: Mother/Gamer/Writer
Rating: 5 out of 5 Controllers
Review Source: Author for Honest Review
Reviewer: Heather

Not a beat was skipped with the second installment in the, The Watcher’s Trilogy. I dare not give too much away for those that have not read Awakening (you can see my review HERE), so consider this a SPOILER ALERT. If you haven’t read it, please go read it – drop everything – and read Awakening. Then come back to learn about Legions…

Legions begins right where Awakening...more

1 like · like · see review

Jan 15, 2012 Happyreads rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bookse-i-loved

Legions was fast paced and filled with sensational fight scenes, lots of romance, and an ending that made me wish Cataclysm was out now! I read Awakening and really loved it. I actually bought Legions right after because I had to know what happened, and I was NOT let down at all. The pace of Legions was so much quicker and I got to experience Ana’s training along with her, which was awesome. That is something I like about both of these books. I am getting to learn this new world along with Ana!

L...more

like · see review

Dec 26, 2012 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

After reading the first book I enjoyed it, but I felt like something was missing. I decided to read the second in the trilogy and was actually way more happy with it. The characters come alive more in this story. I think the problem was the disconnection I felt. This story goes more in depth with our four main characters. We also finally get more background information on who Ana is. I think this was lacking in Awakening.
There are still things that annoy me about these books. The grammatical err...more

like · see review

Jun 01, 2012 Tarah rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.

like · see review

May 24, 2012 Brandi Carkin rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

Even a toxic kindle copy couldn't stop me from finishing this second book in The Watchers Trilogy. I just had to know how long/when they were going to get back *spoiler*! The battles were pretty short (I guess they were really only battling the minions though, for now.) but I enjoyed seeing Ana's strength & confidence emerge when fighting & training. I was so waiting to hear that secret come out at the very end & then BAM! someone is taken once again from the family. I just...more

1 like · like · see review

Jul 25, 2012 Ivon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Having read the first book, I was more than excited to jump right into the second one. When Athen left, I almost felt as I was watching Bella from Twillight miss her Vampire prince. The way that Athen remembered was a bit unclear, but I bought it, and kept on reading. I would have loved to see more of the romance between Athen and Lilith to add fuel to the fire. Her training was funny at times, and enjoyable. The plot thickened a little bit and I liked it. I found certain concepts cut a bit shor...more

like · see review

May 25, 2012 Tara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Had to hurry and read Legions because I loved Awakening so much and then what happened? I had to hurry and read Cataclysm. I'm thankful they were all out or why would have been miserable. Awakening was my favorite between the two, but out of the three, I'd say Cataclysm wins.

Legions filled in a lot more of the family information, which I found fascinating and everything became relevant later in Cataclysm. The romance portion wasn't as intense for obvious reasons but it didn't matter. My attenti...more

like · see review

Apr 20, 2012 Phuong Ta rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: demon-fantasy, angel-fantasy

Yet another great cover! This book really picked up for me. Thank god! I love the training scenes but I wish that getting Athens back would have been more involved...harder maybe to thicken the plot? I mean, he shows up with roses & bam! He's back....too easy! I was hoping for more gut wrenching scenes. And even though there was more action in this book than previous, the big fight scene at the end was hard for me to imagine and relate. I can't believe I'm saying this but....less kissy kissy...more

like · see review

Jul 22, 2012 Lburt rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, books-i-didn-t-finish

So I really wanted to like this series. The plot is intresting and new. I loves Athen, and Aria,and Cy, but Ana was driving me nuts. Man its like just listening to her constantly rabbling in her head, paragraph after paragraph. I would haved like more converstaions to get infomation across and the storyline moving. But Ana really is just selflish and insecure and I sadly just couldn't take it anymore. I have no doubt that there is a very good plot written in the rest of the book you just have to...more

like · see review

Nov 01, 2012 Rosalie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal

In Book 1, after patiently waiting for 51 years, Athen together with his family - Arie and Cyril were able to bring Ana back to them and re-introduce her to the underworld. It was great to see Ana and Athen reunited after being separated for half a century. However, their celebration became short lived when out of the blue, Athen was killed by a black demon.

The excerpt for Book 2, Legions, promises a great story line. I had to read Book 2 to find out the plight of Athen reborn as a ‘human’ and...more

like · see review

Aug 20, 2012 Michelle novelsontherun rated it 4 of 5 stars

RATING: 4 ATHEN & ANA LOVING STARS!

The one thing I love about Karice’s writing is she really makes you ‘feel’ the love between Athen & Ana. It really does jump off the page how much these two respect and love each other.

The way ‘Awakening’ finished I knew Ana was going to be doing it tough until she could be reunited with Athen. Karice writes the time Ana spends away from Athen until he can be awakened, very heartfelt.

I was mentally trying to hold Ana back from making a mistake that wo...more

like · see review

Apr 30, 2013 Merissa Sheppard rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

Book two of three and the series continues on it's path of fulfillment!!! This book is just as good as the first and has left me wanting book 3 (which I have just bought and will be reading tonight!!).

There are twists and turns aplenty in this as Ana tries to cope with losing Athen when she has only just "remembered" him. To be perfectly honest, I was finding Ana a bit annoying to start with as she seemed to do nothing but whine with the occasional spurt of backbone. But then partway through the...more

like · see review

Aug 20, 2012 Novels On The Run rated it 4 of 5 stars

MICHELLE'S REVIEW:

RATING: 4 ATHEN & ANA LOVING STARS!

The one thing I love about Karice’s writing is she really makes you ‘feel’ the love between Athen & Ana. It really does jump off the page how much these two respect and love each other.

The way ‘Awakening’ finished I knew Ana was going to be doing it tough until she could be reunited with Athen. Karice writes the time Ana spends away from Athen until he can be awakened, very heartfelt.

I was mentally trying to hold Ana back from making...more

like · see review

Jun 23, 2012 Carrie Ardoin rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: tour, posted-on-blog, angels

If Ana thought her life was changed when she found out she was actually an ancient protector who battled demons, then it's been absolutely turned upside down with the loss of her soulmate, Athen. Unfortunately there's not too much Ana can do but wait for him to regain his memories and come back to her. And she needs him to do it fast...

Ana's been having visions of something sinister on the horizon. And as she soon comes to find out, her visions are shockingly accurate. So the sooner their entire...more If Ana thought her life was changed when she found out she was actually an ancient protector who battled demons, then it's been absolutely turned upside down with the loss of her soulmate, Athen. Unfortunately there's not too much Ana can do but wait for him to regain his memories and come back to her. And she needs him to do it fast...

Ana's been having visions of something sinister on the horizon. And as she soon comes to find out, her visions are shockingly accurate. So the sooner their entire family is whole, the better. Because soon they will have to contend with something that may threaten the future of mankind itself.

Well I was hoping this novel would be better than it's predecessor, Awakening, and it definitely delivered. I was so, so happy to learn that. I flew through this book a lot quicker.

Ana! You go, chica! I am extremely excited that Ana started kicking ass in the book rather than letting everyone else do it for her! Not only did she embrace her training while waiting for Athen, she actually ENJOYED fighting and killing demons. This was such a different side of her than we saw in the first book.

She was also more likable. I felt like Ana was very self conscious and a bit childish, but in Legions she seems to have mellowed out a bit, and she realizes when she is doing something wrong. She is moping over Athen, but she's still right there training with Cyril and Arie.

There were many more action and fight scenes in this book, and I loved it. It was so funny to me that the characters went from destroying hordes of demons to going right back into their house to make a pot of tea. Even Ana knew it was a bit surreal.

There were still a few aspects of the plot I felt went by too quickly without an explanation--what was the point of Lilith trying to hook up with Athen? Was that orchestrated by Azazel just to get at Ana?
Also, I felt like scenes sometimes changed without any transition.

The end of the book was a bit of a cliffhanger, and I'm very excited to read the next! I want to finish uncovering the mystery of Ana's past, and find out if good really can overcome evil once and for all.(less)

like · see review

Apr 16, 2012 Mandy (I read Indie) Anderson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Just when Ana is awakened, she has Athen ripped from her world and he is sent back to start a new life without knowledge of her or his family. So on top of having to relearn her past life, Ana now must go searching for Athen to begin his awakening. And if that’s not enough, Legions are forming more than ever and taking out families one by one. Ana and her family have a lot on their plate and it may all prove to be too much for Ana to handle. Will desperate times call for desperate measures? Or w...more

like · see review

Mar 02, 2012 H.Lee rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: to-read

This is going to be a short review for me. Even though I enjoyed the book, I enjoyed the first one in the series much more. Awakening seemed to have a bit more romance, which I crave in my stories.

The book starts off where Awakening has left the reader with Athen being taken and Ana trying to come to terms that it may take a long time to get him back. She is really tormented with the "I should have" feelings and wishes that she had done things differently. She feels that this is all her fault.

T...more

1 like · like · see review

« previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 99 100 next »

new topic
Discuss This Book

There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one »

Recommend it | Stats | Recent status updates

combine
Other Editions (2)

Genres

Fantasy

14 users

Fantasy > Paranormal

12 users

Paranormal > Angels

12 users

Romance

7 users

Romance > Paranormal Romance

6 users

Young Adult

4 users

Fantasy > Supernatural

3 users

Paranormal > Demons

2 users

Young Adult > Young Adult Fantasy

2 users

See top shelves...

Readers also enjoyed similar books

About Karice Bolton

Karice Bolton is a Young Adult/New Adult author living in the Pacific Northwest.

Titles include:

The Camp

The Watchers Trilogy
Taken Novella (A Watchers prequel)
Awakening (Book 1)
Legions (Book 2)
Cataclysm(Book 3)

The Witch Avenue Series
Lonely Souls (Book 1)
Altered Souls (Book 2)
Released Souls (Book 3)
Shattered Souls (Book 4)

Karice married the love of her life who she met in high school, and she sti...more

More about Karice Bolton...

Books by Karice Bolton

More…

Share This Book

Facebook Twitter Your website

Trivia About Legions

No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »

title link	preview: Legions
avg rating	preview: Legions Goodreads rating: 3.97 (1126 ratings)
small image	preview: click here [close]
med image	preview: click here [close]
BBCode	[url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13349742-legions?utm_medium=api&utm_source=blog_book][img]http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1328773944l/13349742.jpg[/img][/url] [url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13349742-legions?utm_medium=api&utm_source=blog_book]Legions by Karice Bolton[/url]

Legions (The Watchers Trilogy #2)

Friend Reviews

Community Reviews

Share This Book

Share This Book on Your Website