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Integration (Bonfire Academy #2)

by Imogen Rose (Goodreads Author)

4.17 of 5 stars 4.17 · rating details · 235 ratings · 35 reviews

Second haiku warning:

A boyfriend missing
A lover must pay in blood
A princess must die

Welcome back to Bonfire Academy.

416 pages

Published July 10th 2012 by Imogen Rose (first published July 4th 2012)

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Jul 09, 2012 Al rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, read-2012

If you’d told me two years ago that I’d be reading books that were not only young adult, but full of paranormal characters, I’d have called you crazy. But I got sucked in by reading the first of Imogen Rose’s Portal series, which convinced me young adult didn’t mean a grandparent was too old to enjoy it. It snuck in a small dose of the paranormal, so I was open to giving it a try when she started a series that was definitely paranormal. Now I’m hooked. Integration has only set the hook deeper.

Th...more If you’d told me two years ago that I’d be reading books that were not only young adult, but full of paranormal characters, I’d have called you crazy. But I got sucked in by reading the first of Imogen Rose’s Portal series, which convinced me young adult didn’t mean a grandparent was too old to enjoy it. It snuck in a small dose of the paranormal, so I was open to giving it a try when she started a series that was definitely paranormal. Now I’m hooked. Integration has only set the hook deeper.

The Bonfire Academy series is a prequel to The Bonfire Chronicles, which currently has only one book, Faustine. Integration bridges the time from the end of Initiation to the start of Faustine. The focus is largely on Cordelia, although many of the students are returning, including one in particular who generates much of the book’s conflict. Some new characters also make their first appearances and shake things up.

I’m always impressed by Rose’s ability to introduce and integrate new characters in an ongoing series and to craft an engrossing story, which is aptly demonstrated here. But what struck me as I was reflecting on Integration was that she’s done a first class job of world building without me realizing it. When I think of a typical book in the fantasy or science fiction genres, I expect a large part of that will be describing a world that is much different than anything in real life, while having enough aspects of the real world for us to be able to relate. While Rose’s world exists on the same planet we live on and sometimes her characters visit that world, I realized that what she has done with the Bonfire Academy series is created a world that is just as foreign to the world I live in as a story taking place on Planet X. None of the characters are 100% human. Their emotions, reactions, and powers are, at most, sometimes human-like, but more often not. Maybe the reason it took me this long to realize this is that their goals aren’t that much different from those of a human teenager: Survive school, have fun, and find someone to hook up with.

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Jul 26, 2012 Marie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: werewolves, witches, vamps, shifters, magic, worth-a-look, sounds-good, demons

This one was jut as good as first.

Quinn really shocked me and the biggest question I'm left with is was he always a player for the other side or do he find out about Cordelia and Jagger and joined for revenge?

That was some cliffhanger there at the end!
I'm sad Cordelia and everyone's finished at the academy!

So much happens in this book and I know we didn't get to know Martha really but man i feel bad about her!

I did for Quinn too until the end..

Im liking Jagger more and more after very page...more

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Sep 13, 2012 Liz at Fictional Candy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: demon, shifter, ya, school, paranormal

For this review I wrote down my thoughts before I started. Having read Initiation, I was very excited to get on with this book. I was excited to get reacquainted with all of the characters, and I had high hopes for this book. I was not disappointed! And something special if you manage to snag a print copy of this book, in the back there are character interviews with some of the characters!

Trust No One

Really, that’s it. That’s the only rule when you attend Bonfire Academy. Heck, anywhere in life...more For this review I wrote down my thoughts before I started. Having read Initiation, I was very excited to get on with this book. I was excited to get reacquainted with all of the characters, and I had high hopes for this book. I was not disappointed! And something special if you manage to snag a print copy of this book, in the back there are character interviews with some of the characters!

Trust No One

Really, that’s it. That’s the only rule when you attend Bonfire Academy. Heck, anywhere in life if you are one of these paranormal beings. Integration brings Cordelia back, and this time she is on the staff at Bonfire Academy, along with Quinn, Jagger, and some other graduates. Right away, I love Cordelia again. She is inquisitive enough to get into trouble…lots of trouble. But she is intelligent and brave, too. Now, if you read Initiation, you know she and Jagger are synched. Jagger is a faery, and now they are together. The belong together, and will forever. It doesn’t matter that she is a pus dripping demon and he is a faery, their hearts recognize each other and stake claim. But by this time, Cordelia still hasn’t told Quinn, her demon boyfriend. This was so frustrating for me!! I found myself chanting in my head “Drop Quinn Drop Quinn Drop Quinn”. Really, I have a thing for Jagger, he is my flavor of the week. I do have to note here the only disappointment I had in this entire story was that Jagger did not get as much face time as I would like to see.

Faustine is back in school, and she seems like she has matured a bit. She doesn’t know all of the truths about her own life yet, and that’s a bit frustrating. I want someone to tell her about Ryker, for Pete’s sake! I swear, these paranormals take the whole confidentiality thing so far, I just want to scream!

And Mason is back, and it seems that money bought his way in. Now, if you are new to this series and don’t know who Mason is, you are out of luck because I am not telling you. J But he is a jerk, and I want him gone. Someone needs to tar and de-feather that bird.

This time around there are death threats left in the form of haiku poems on some of the doors of our favorite characters. Yes, there is a little cheese factor in that. But when you take in the picture as a whole, all of these characters are quite dramatic, so threats in this form only follow the traditions that have already been set. Nothing is normal at Bonfire Academy.

There were a few new characters introduced during Integration, and I am very excited to see more of them in the future, along with the old characters. I can’t tell you the end without spoiling the whole story, but suffice it to say the secrets at Bonfire Academy run deep, and really there is just one thing to remember.

Trust No One

I loved this story, and I am super glad that I got to participate in its tour, since I first participated in Initiation’s tour also. As with the first book, these are characters that you can easily identify with and care for. There was plenty of action, and some of it was really gross lol. But everything altogether makes a fantastic story. Imogen Rose’s writing is fabulous and she really has a knack at grabbing your attention and keeping it. The storyline runs smoothly and I couldn’t put the book down. I still just have one request for Ms. Rose – More Jagger! Oh, and I’d love so much to see some artist renderings of Faustine and Cordelia in their demon forms. They are some nasty disgusting demons, and I love them!(less)

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Jul 23, 2012 Amber I. (AwesomeSauce Book Club) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads

A great follow up to the first book Initiation. I honestly love Cordelia, she is a princess who is beautiful and has so much going on for herself, and oh yeah she changes into a monsterous looking demon who has pus oozing out of her. No big deal..

Bonfire isn't a normal school. Its a school for a select few paranormal creatures, and it helps them migrate into the human world without causing problems and how to interact with other creatures. When I first read Initiation I really wasn't sure I was...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Candy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Oh, Imogen Rose. I love to hate this author. Two to four times per year, I lose nearly an entire night’s sleep. I blame her. I really need her to write a bad book because what ends up happening is that I’m up until 4am, sucked into the world that she weaves and feel hung over with lack of sleep the next day. She’s due for a bad book, right? All authors have that book that makes them cringe later, right? I was hopeful that this would be the one.

Alas, it was not meant to be. I ended up really enjo...more Oh, Imogen Rose. I love to hate this author. Two to four times per year, I lose nearly an entire night’s sleep. I blame her. I really need her to write a bad book because what ends up happening is that I’m up until 4am, sucked into the world that she weaves and feel hung over with lack of sleep the next day. She’s due for a bad book, right? All authors have that book that makes them cringe later, right? I was hopeful that this would be the one.

Alas, it was not meant to be. I ended up really enjoying this book. I thought for sure she would switch back to Faustine for her next book. While I like Faustine’s story, I really don’t like the character all that much. I’m hoping she grows up and stops being such a freaking whiney brat soon. I get that I don’t have to like every character, but I was so relieved that this book was told by and centered more on Cordelia (who is easily my favorite character in this series).

This book moves us along in Cordelia, Faustine and the gangs lives. We learn a little more about their pasts, a whole lot about their futures and have a glimpse into their future. The authors writing, as we have come to expect, is near perfection and the editing is impeccable. Extremely well done 3rd book for this series.

If someone held me down and made me say something critical of this book, it would have to be that I didn’t like the large chunks of time jumps. Imogen does this with most of her writing, but this one felt a little off and restarting the story felt slightly disjointed because of it.

I’ve mentioned before about this author… she is compared to Harry Potter or Twilight, and while I agree the genres are similar, the writing has a darker undertone and her protagonists usually have much more depth. I’ll bet Hogwarts never had a student eat another one, gosh darn it. Seriously though, the genres are similar, but the style is different. Integration has some dark writing, which one would expect as the story progresses and moves forward. I would probably let my 9 and 11 year old read it, but any younger than that, I think the carnage might be a little too much. Having said THAT, I’m pretty lenient on what my children read and I figure if they can read it, go for it. There are some curse words, but they aren't just thrown around.

Overall, an awesome addition to this series by a very talented author. Well done.

Recommended for almost all ages and fans of the author and this series. I would go back and read the first two, however. I think the background knowledge is needed.

Note: A free copy of this book was provided to me by the author. I usually end up buying them anyway so I can share it with friends.
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Aug 23, 2012 Stacy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: from-publisher-author

Cordelia is back at Bonfire Academy but she is now part of the staff. She jumps right into her apprenticeship and once again she has to figure out who is targeting bonfire academies students.

I really enjoy Cordelia's character and am glad she is the main focus of the Bonfire Academy series. I'm sure I will read The Bonfire Chronicles but not until we get through Cordelia's story. There is a great amount of mystery in this series and the action is right on par. The twists and turns always seem t...more

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Sep 15, 2012 Steph at Starry Night Book Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favortie-s

I loved this book; I can’t say enough good things about it, the story line is amazing and really pulls you into the book. Right from the very beginning there is something happening, there’s lots of action, romance and little surprise’s along the way. Imogen will leave you on the edge of your seat wanting to know what is going to happen next.

As all of you know by now I’m a huge fan of strong characters and Imogen nails it, Funny because you never thought you would love a demon so much! But I just...more

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Aug 28, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-tour, kindle, review-on-blog

I really like the Bonfire Academy series. The star of the story for me is Cordelia. I know that the Bonfire Academy series is the prequel series to the upcoming Faustine Chronicles, but so far I like Cordelia more than faustine, so I am nervous that I will end up liking the Bonfire Academy series more than Faustine's story, but I guess we wont know until she grows up a little more and I get to know her better. I just hope she is almost as awesome as Cordelia. She is by far, my favorite Demon. :)...more

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Aug 22, 2012 Jessirae rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review, ebooks

Integration is the follow up and sequel to Imogen Rose’s first book in the Bonfire Academy series, Initiation. In this second book, Imogen picks up from where the story last left off. Cordelia comes back to Bonfire Academy to start her year as Professor Bern’s apprentice.

The book starts off with a very mysterious prologue that hooked me from the start. It had me eager to keep on reading because I felt I was finally going to get answers to all my questions from Initiation. Other familiar charact...more Integration is the follow up and sequel to Imogen Rose’s first book in the Bonfire Academy series, Initiation. In this second book, Imogen picks up from where the story last left off. Cordelia comes back to Bonfire Academy to start her year as Professor Bern’s apprentice.

The book starts off with a very mysterious prologue that hooked me from the start. It had me eager to keep on reading because I felt I was finally going to get answers to all my questions from Initiation. Other familiar characters who I grew to love are back and not even a day has passed from when Cordelia arrives at BA when trouble starts up all over again. This time, the stakes are higher. Everyone Cordelia’s close to is in danger and even more lives are at risk. There’s so much threats surrounding not only Cordelia, but Faustine as well and it seems like no one can be trusted.

Imogen Rose really added in the suspense and thrill I was looking for in the first book. I didn’t know what to expect in Integration and Imogen surely shocked me with the events that happened that I never thought to expect. Her writing is still just as addicting as it was in Initiation, but even more so. I couldn’t help but want to keep reading to find out what was really going on, to discover why all this creepy stuff was happening to Cordelia. I was happy that Imogen gave me enough information to appease my curiosity, but she still kept plenty in the dark to keep me begging for more.

I really admired Cordelia in this book because she really started to take matters into her own hands. She finally started making her own decisions for herself and she also realized what was best for her and the people around her. I was proud of Cordelia for finally letting go the things and the people that needed to be let go. I just thought that Cordelia really stepped up her maturity in this book. I saw that she was really growing into herself, finding out what she truly wanted and needed for herself. I love that Cordelia continued to be such a great friend and protector towards Faustine. I also love Cordelia’s determination to get to the bottom of things. Cordelia does everything she can to help solve the problems happening around her and she won’t stop until the threats and danger that continue to plague them all finally cease. Cordelia is a true heroine and I can‘t wait to see what she does next!

Overall, Integration was a great addition to the Bonfire Academy series. It was even better than the first. It was fun, fast-paced and exciting. Fans of Imogen Rose will love this book and paranormal lovers will enjoy such a different world and amazing characters created in this book!

I can’t wait for the next book and if you haven’t started reading this series, I highly recommend it!

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Aug 16, 2012 Freda mans rated it 5 of 5 stars

Oh, this is a good book.... even more so than the first, though you can't have one without the other.... The first introduces you to the cast and the second gets you into their lives.
I had a feeling things would turn out the way they did in the end, and it didn't bother me, I actually was more happy I was right. Usually it doesn't work out that way, but in this book it did. It also built up the suspense for the next book too, which I can't wait to read....
I do think you could read this book if...more

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Jul 19, 2012 Tessa Teevan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: nook-lendable-books

I enjoyed Integration and loved how it showed us the events that led up to

. I adore the relationship between Cordelia and Faustine. Don't get me wrong, I love a good romance, but it's nice to read a series where (basically) the main relationship is between two female characters. Not that I'd complain if we had more Jagger in the future ;)

The epilogue made me groan. Not in a bad way, just in a "how will I be able to stand waiting for the next installment of this series" way.

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Feb 25, 2013 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, favorites, demons, vampires, fairies, shape-shifters, witchcraft

This series is fabulous! Some serious demon-fairy-witch-vampire-trolly-shifter goodness!!!! I have thoroughly enjoyed the mixture of all these paranormals & their abilities. Not to mention all the excitement & trouble they get in & out of. :) I can only imagine the fun it would be to attend another year at the academy! (I say another, because I feel like I was right there with them through it all while reading Initiation & Integration.) ;) Here's hoping Imogen Rose brings us more...more

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Sep 03, 2012 Stephanie Ward rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned, for-review, will-trade

'Integration' is the second book in the young adult paranormal Bonfire Academy series.The book continues to follow the heroine, Cordelia, as she must find her missing boyfriend, protect those closest to her, and try to bring down the person responsible for it all.

This book is very well written and is full of mystery and romance, among other things. Although it is a paranormal novel that deals with a private academy for supernatural beings, there are a lot of deeper topics being dealt with throug...more

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Dec 03, 2012 Mona rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-paranormal

Great follow-up to Initiation. I actually liked this one a little more than the first.

Initiation reminded me a little of the Mythos Academy books, but only because of the boarding school setting. The characters were fairly unique and interesting: demons, fey, vampires, weres, angels, and wanderers. Unlike Doll Chrissy, I love reading YA and have a ton of YA books on both Kindle and Nook.

The story begins as demon princess Cordelia returns to the academy for an optional third year. As soon as she...more

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Dec 12, 2012 Jackie rated it 5 of 5 stars

ntegration begins betrayal, but you don’t quite know who is betraying Cordelia. We just know it is someone close to her. We then jump back two years to the beginning of the Integration years for Faustine and Cordelia’s apprenticeship. She is excited for this opportunity, but many things from the start make her realize this isn’t going to be easy coming back. Mason has returned and her problem of having two boyfriends and only one she can really be with. As the years go on so do the problems with...more

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Aug 14, 2012 Captivated rated it 4 of 5 stars

Integration, the second book in Imogen Rose's Bonfire Academy series takes place a few months after Initiation.

And in true Imogen Rose-fashion, I fall more in love with these characters as the series goes on. I'm still convinced that Cordelia is my favorite character of Ms. Rose's ever. She is so multi-faceted and believable. One moment she is watching over Faustine, taking care of her, almost mothering her. The next she's a badass demon who is terrifying.

Then, there's Faustine. Who I first me...more

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Sep 05, 2012 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-book-read, kindle-books, kindle-lending

Anyone that has read my review of the first book in this series (okay I may have gotten a little fan girl with it but anyone who has read it or any of Imogen's work will know exactly why I did), Initiation, will know that I completely fell in love with Imogen's writing abilities after reading it so it was so big wonder that as soon as I finished the first book I dove right into the next. I mean after the fabulous writing of the first, how could I not?

And boy let me tell you, the prologue alone...more

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Aug 12, 2012 Shieka( Doctor's Notes) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Imogen Rose has done it again. I have never been so engrossed in a series as I am when it comes to this series. I love everything about it and am always left wanting more. The writing is just amazing and she gets you so invested in the characters that you don't want to leave this amazing world. We start this book off by entering back into the awesome world that is Bonfire Academy. We are greeted again by Cordelia who is now actually a faculty member at the Academy and working as an apprentice fo...more Imogen Rose has done it again. I have never been so engrossed in a series as I am when it comes to this series. I love everything about it and am always left wanting more. The writing is just amazing and she gets you so invested in the characters that you don't want to leave this amazing world. We start this book off by entering back into the awesome world that is Bonfire Academy. We are greeted again by Cordelia who is now actually a faculty member at the Academy and working as an apprentice for Professor Bern. She also gets to help continue to mentor Faustine. Once again I am amazed by just how powerful and cool Cordelia is. She is truly a force to be reckoned with. She is brave,strong and compassionate. The relationship she has with Faustine is so real and like a real big sister little sister relationship.

Cordelia and Faustine unfortunately have to deal with the fact that someone is trying to hurt the demon princesses. They start receiving haiku's that spell out danger. I loved the fact that the haiku's were so brillantly written and fit in so well with the story. They added the right about of mystery. Cordelia also has to come to grips about her syncing with Jagger and has to let go of Mason. I have to say my heart broke along with Quinn's when she broke up with him even though her and Jagger are meant to be. Cordelia finds that after that breakup things get really interesting and she suddenly has a lot going on. The biggest issue is trying to find out who is after the girls.

Faustine has really grown up and it was great seeing her going through her integration program to try to control her powers. She has a major slip up through that leads to some unforeseen events. The results of this action lead to Faustine really having to learn how to control herself. I loved seeing how much Faustine's dad truly cared for her and his ability to drop everything to help her out. It was such a loving relationship that they shared and great to see it play out throughout the story.

Overall Imogen Rose has created another amazing installment of the Bonfire Academy Series. I loved seeing all the characters back and all their interactions. It was great seeing them all grow up and come into their own. This series had the right mix of suspense and ramped up action along with romances. The writing flowed so well together and the plot was on point. I loved having another great glimpse into the Bonfire world. I have to say that I think Imogen Rose may have out done herself with this one. I can't wait to read the next book as we were left with the cliffhanger ending. Oh Imogen why do you torture us so? It's ok as I know the next book will make up for it. I highly recommend this book to others.

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Nov 10, 2012 Angela ReadingCave rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This is book two of The Bonfire Academy Series. This book is used to explain the time from Initiation to Faustine- Book One of the Bonfire Chronicles. The setting is a private school where paranormals are expected to gain control of their powers and then to become integrated back into human/paranormal society. Cordelia, Faustine’s mentor, is the narrator of the book. As Cordelia makes the transition from student to Academy intern, the danger towards Faustine still remains. Dealing with Faustine’...more

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Oct 14, 2012 J.J. Bonds rated it 4 of 5 stars

You know that warm fuzzy sensation you get when returning to a series you love? That's the feeling I got when I picked up Integration. I read Initiation quite a while ago and absolutely L-O-V-E-D it. I loved the school, the 'trust no one' philosophy, the unique paranormal world that Imogen Rose creates, and most of all, Cordelia. So naturally I progressed into reading Faustine, and while it was a great book, I just didn't connect to it in the same way. Probably because I simply liked Cordelia be...more You know that warm fuzzy sensation you get when returning to a series you love? That's the feeling I got when I picked up Integration. I read Initiation quite a while ago and absolutely L-O-V-E-D it. I loved the school, the 'trust no one' philosophy, the unique paranormal world that Imogen Rose creates, and most of all, Cordelia. So naturally I progressed into reading Faustine, and while it was a great book, I just didn't connect to it in the same way. Probably because I simply liked Cordelia better than Faustine. Hey, a girl can have favorites, right?

Integration picks up where Initiation left off, with Cordelia returning to Bonfire Academy to complete her internship and sort out her feelings for Quinn (her childhood friend and longtime boyfriend) and Jagger (the Fae hybrid with whom she's synched). Like all of Imogen Rose's books, the action starts quickly and doesn't let up until the end. Once again Cordelia is tasked with watching Faustine who is in being threatened by an anonymous and hostile paranormal, while also juggling her professional responsibilities and trying to locate her missing boyfriend.

Integration is shrouded in far more mystery than Initiation which I enjoyed, although having read Faustine first, I was always trying to put the facts together and figure out where the story was heading. (Given the opportunity, I would have read Integration first).

What I liked.... Cordelia is fearless and confident (despite nearly being torn to pieces the prior year). She's got a strong sense of responsibility and loyalty (despite her inability to do the right thing by Quinn). And although we are constantly reminded that paranormals do not experience human emotions per se, Cordelia exhibits strong feelings for both Faustine and Jagger. Despite being a 'new adult' we still get to see her struggle with jealousy, love and friendship. She's also got a great deal of spunk, which I love in a female heroine.

What I couldn't quite wrap my head around (spoiler alert!).... It seemed to me that Cordelia should have recognized that the Smelt was possessed and acted sooner, just as I felt she should have made some of the other mysterious connections more easily. I really wanted to jump in and give her a good shake when I felt the clues were so obvious! Fortunately, I can't dive into my Kindle though, because quite honestly, I'd probably never come back out.

Overall, another winner for Imogen Rose. With lots of action, intensity, and a highly original paranormal world, I look forward to the next chapter in Cordelia's story and am excited to see how it plays into The Bonfire Chronicles (Faustine's story).

* Note: This book is recommended for mature/upper YA readers as it does contain references to adult situations.

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Aug 16, 2012 Tana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Integration (Bonfire Academy #2) by Imogen Rose

Integration is book two of the Bonfire Academy series; this is a fantastic series that should be read. I enjoyed the second book Integration as much as Initiation book one. Imogen Rose is one of my new favorite authors, her writing is excellent, story line flows well and the characters are great. I really enjoy Imogen writing and as soon as I was done reading Intergation I wanted to read the next book in this series.

In this book Cordelia is now wor...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Jan Niblock rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book, it had a lot of surprises at every turn. I hope the next book comes out quickly as this was a cliff-hanger and need to know what is going to happen to Jagger and Cordelia.

Imogen says that her books are YA but they really can hold the interest of a not so YA :-) The characters are very well developed and you really like those you should. And you really dislike those that are the bad element. She did a great job of holding the reader's interest.

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Aug 01, 2012 Annetta added it

If you enjoy books about paranormal beings, this is a series for you! I try to keep up with what my students are reading. Often that is not easy. These books were interesting and easy to read. I will be looking for more.

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Jul 13, 2012 Samantha Gray rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read Initiation first, then Faustine, now Integration and I think it is a great book! I absolutely love Cordelia. She is probably my all time favorite fictional character. I can't wait until book 3...I hope there will be a book 3!

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Jul 14, 2012 Crystal rated it 5 of 5 stars

I just want to say that I truly enjoyed reading this book. Just when you think you know what's going to happen something else comes and surprises you.

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Oct 30, 2012 Gianne Kris rated it 4 of 5 stars

one book that i should have waited to read until the next one is published.... a mistake

I want the next one now!

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Jul 13, 2012 Brandy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-copy, arc-s

3 1/2 stars, review to come

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Aug 14, 2012 Jenn rated it 5 of 5 stars

i love this series so far! this is the 2nd book to the bonfire academy (the 1st book is initiation), also the prequel to faustine. there was a lot that happened in this book, in a good way: it still focuses on faustine in school and trying to learn more about her demon half, more squabble between demons and shifters, the romance going on between cordelia and jagger, a death of a friend, a friend goes missing, and much, much more. excellent.

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May 19, 2012 Mya A. rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this book. Mason seems to be having no involvement in what's going on in the new book as in not being a bad guy. I did say seems right. The ending of the book was so not what you would think. All I have to say about the ending is it is TOTALLY messed up.

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Jul 22, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own

I love the characters, just felt like the storyline was rushed. What an ending though! Can't wait to read what happens next.

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Imogen Rose is the author of the bestselling series, Portal Chronicles, which has attained cult status within indie literature and become a favorite among teens and adults alike. An immunologist by profession, Dr. Rose published her first work of fiction in 2010. She now writes full time and is currently working on her second teen series, the Bonfire Chronicles. Imogen was born in Sweden and has l...more

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