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The Hunt (The Secret Circle #5)

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The Hunt, from the bestselling author of The Vampire Diaries L. J. Smith, is a dangerously exciting tale of love, witchcraft, and the supernatural, perfect for fans of the Beautiful Creatures series.

Cassie's life is far from ordinary. Her best friends are a coven of witches and her relationship with her boyfriend, Adam, is written in the stars. As the leader of the Secret...more

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Published September 11th 2012 by HarperTeen

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Mar 31, 2013 ♥ Erika ♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I don't know what to say about this I really don't! To put it simply there is no book or series without L.j Smith. If she thinks the series is concluded than it should be finished with, with absolutely no ghost writers. Just because there is a series based on the book, on the actual book that L.j Smith wrote does not mean the series should be continued or touched in any way or form.

All I have to say now is why, why??? As far as I am concerned the series finished when L.J Smith stopped wr...more

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Oct 12, 2012 Ghiz rated it 2 of 5 stars

I have just finished reading this book minutes ago. The book was not as I was expecting it to be. I was so excited to read this book and I had been waiting for it for so long. I am so disappointed. This book clearly does not have the same taste as the first two book which were written by L. Smith. The ending was terrible. It felt like the writer just got tired of writing the story and stopped in the middle of the story. Well, Aubrey thought that would make the readers excited for the next book,...more

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Mar 30, 2012 Daylighter rated it 1 of 5 stars

I won't read any of the ghostwritten books for The Secret Circle series or The Hunters series. By giving a 1 star to these books, I'm showing my dislike for Alloy Entertainment & HarperCollins for firing L.J. Smith. They are not allowing her to write her books the way she wanted, because they only care about what sells and don't have any respect for story telling at all.

For those who don't know what I'm talking about, here's the letter L.J. Smith wrote herself to her fans regarding the iss...more I won't read any of the ghostwritten books for The Secret Circle series or The Hunters series. By giving a 1 star to these books, I'm showing my dislike for Alloy Entertainment & HarperCollins for firing L.J. Smith. They are not allowing her to write her books the way she wanted, because they only care about what sells and don't have any respect for story telling at all.

For those who don't know what I'm talking about, here's the letter L.J. Smith wrote herself to her fans regarding the issue.

"Hi —

Thank you so very much for your kind words about Midnight. I’m so glad
you’re enjoying it, and if you already know that Damon says those three
little words to Elena, then I expect you know what she does for him
afterwards. I can’t say how much I appreciate your understanding of the
book, but at the same time my heart is so heavy that I just can’t keep
pretending about what’s in the future for Delena fans.

You see, I’ve been fired from The Vampire Diaries—mainly because instead of giving my publishers the strict Stelana they demanded, I went ahead and wrote what my heart told me to do. They wanted Elena to “realize that she was fond of or physically attracted to Damon, but that her one true love was Stefan.” But I didn’t see the series that way. And so Midnight is the last Vampire Diaries book you’ll see by L. J. Smith.

You’re probably wondering how this can happen, since I write the series and have done so since 1990. But the truth is simple. When I got a call asking me to write a vampire trilogy for Harper, it wasn’t Harper who was calling me. It was a book packager, now called Alloy Entertainment, calling on Harper’s behalf. Their job was to take authors’ work, put blurbs and covers on it, and sell it to a publisher. When I wrote the first Vampire Diaries trilogy it was called “work for hire.” By the time I found out what that meant it was too late.

What it means is that the book packager, Alloy Entertainment, owns the
books, not me. Even though they are copyrighted to me, I still can’t write them without Alloy’s permission. And they really hated any Delena
content—as well as the many scenes I had given to Bonnie, which they wanted to cut. They demanded only Stelena. And now they’ve gotten an anonymous ghostwriter to do the books, the way a ghostwriter does Stefan’s Diaries.

The first book out after Midnight will probably sound something like my
writing, since I wrote Phantom for them. But instead of edits, what I got back after I wrote it was a letter addressed to the ghostwriter by name, telling her to completely rewrite the book.

I have been fighting, coaxing, and pleading with the people at both Alloy and Harper, as I already had the next two books after Phantom mapped out. But there is nothing to be done. They simply didn’t like the way the series was going, and unlike most writers who work with book packagers, I was not submissive, meek, and eager to please them. Instead, I had my own vision of the books. But you can kiss any more truly meaningful Delena moments goodbye, because I’m afraid it just isn’t the view of Harper or Alloy.

Meanwhile, I am devastated. Of course I have other series done directly
with a publisher: The Forbidden Game, Dark Visions, and the Night World
books. But I put so much of myself into the Vampire Diaries books that
right now I’m devastated. I never imagined anything like this could happen. But still, I can’t say that I regret having written Shadow Souls or Midnight the way I did. I wrote what I did because that was the vision I saw of the characters.

I’m just sorry that from now on Delena readers will have no hope of anything other than a Stelena endgame, and that written by someone who will do exactly what she is told.

Lisa
L. J. Smith"(less)

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Jan 16, 2013 Mary Skramovsky rated it 4 of 5 stars

LJ Smith is the author of the popular Vampire Diaries Series, books and T.V. series on the C.W. This is the third book in the Secret Circle Series.
The circle is composed of 6 witches who were born into the group from New Salem, Massachusetts. In this installment, Cassie has possession of her father’s Book of Shadows. As she is reading it the book burns her hand. Cassie is trying to save her friends Lauren and Faye who have been marked as witches by Mr. Boylan and his son. Cassie also has an evil...more

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Jan 11, 2013 Amanda Masters rated it 4 of 5 stars

Well I finally got to reading this book...lol...it was a good book all in all although I found Cassie to be really annoying and whiny in this book. The action was really good the scenes played out perfectly but I found they were all on top of one another just when one tragic thing had happened there was no breathing room before the new tragic thing happened.

I found the conflict between the characters to be great in this book however and the magic of course can't be topped! There is a slight twi...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Amanda rated it 1 of 5 stars

Why?!?! Why do this to a wonderful series that started off so well. First of all I refuse to actually buy this book because I don't support the fact that the publishers decided not to allow L.J. Smith write the series as she intended. Secondly, the book was crap. The new writer has made this book so short, quick and predictable that it was ridiculous. Trusting an evil witch who tried to kill you? Seems like a totally okay idea....
How about not. Then of course to keep the romantic triangle going...more

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May 29, 2013 Robin rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

so now cassie and her circle are being hunted by witch hunters. turns out the new principal and his son have come to new salem to kill off the circle and anyone they think are witches. little by little each of them are getting marked as witches by the witch hunter's curse. so one girl's aunt is killed. then some random girl, then one of the circle's very own. all this while, cassie's sister scarlet is trying to off her so she can join the circle because the only way you can join the circle is if...more so now cassie and her circle are being hunted by witch hunters. turns out the new principal and his son have come to new salem to kill off the circle and anyone they think are witches. little by little each of them are getting marked as witches by the witch hunter's curse. so one girl's aunt is killed. then some random girl, then one of the circle's very own. all this while, cassie's sister scarlet is trying to off her so she can join the circle because the only way you can join the circle is if one of your relatives who is already a member is killed. so yah. let's kill sister dearest. so meanwhile, cassie is trying to stop scarlet from doing this and also learn to read the dark magic from her father's spell book to help her defeat the witch hunters, too. then once one of their own is killed, they learn that scarlet was also related to her. so yay she gets her place in the circle after all!!!! ::claps hands:: and all this time wasted trying to kill off cassie when she actually liked her, if only she had known she could have gone after suzan, too! so the group realizes they need a full circle to be strong enough to defeat the witch hunters and they have no choice but to initiate scarlet. they do this, but unfortunately as they are casting the spell together to ward off all the witch hunters, while they do kill most of them off, the spell also works on mind-controlling all of the circle members except for cassie. so scarlet thinks she has won of course. cassie is forced to run off and try to figure out what to do now to reverse the spell and make her friends right again before further harm comes any of them and that is pretty much where the book ends so i guess the next book will be all about that.

i read this one pretty quickly, not bad for a quick read. most of these books have been pretty short. it was a lot darker than some of the others, which actually made it and some of the characters a little more interesting so i didnt mind that. some of the previous books were more cheesy than this one. while i still think the situation where this series and the vampire diaries were taken away from the original author is horrible because i feel like the original writer's plan shouldve been how the story continues and ends with, and i will probably always wonder if she wouldve done things differently, aside from a few tiny things, i still dont feel the different writers was THAT terrible transition-wise. anyhow, now i have to wait for the next book since it wasnt released all that long ago and the library doesnt have it yet. being that i got the rest from the library and i will not probably reread the series now that i have read it, i doubt i will buy it and will probably just wait until the library gets it. (less)

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Oct 14, 2012 Tash rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This the second book in this series that Smith has not written. Aubrey Clark has taken over the helm of the series, continuing where Smith left off. When the last book finished, The Circle was in trouble on two fronts. Cassie’s half sister, Scarlett, is determined to join and rule The Circle whilst the witch hunters are determined to kill them, marking them one by one for death. With two threats to the group, it is going to take...more Reviewed for Confessions From Romaholics

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This the second book in this series that Smith has not written. Aubrey Clark has taken over the helm of the series, continuing where Smith left off. When the last book finished, The Circle was in trouble on two fronts. Cassie’s half sister, Scarlett, is determined to join and rule The Circle whilst the witch hunters are determined to kill them, marking them one by one for death. With two threats to the group, it is going to take outside help for them to survive the latest challenge to their coven.

I ‘m not going to judge the book by the fact that Smith was taken off the series and a new author was brought in to continue it. I am disappointed that this happened, but I am not going to allow it to color my judgment. I am writing my review based on the book rather than the author. For me, the book was an interesting take on the whole Salem business. It’s a modern spin and is making things interesting by introducing tools and books. In this story, the characters are focused on saving themselves but there is always a little time for romance, and Adam and Cassie have a sweet scene.

However, we do see more of a dark side in this book. Discovering Cassie’s father’s book is invaluable for the group as it may have a spell that will help the group defeat one of their enemies. Nevertheless, you get a feeling the first time Cassie tries to open the book that it will cause trouble for the group, and especially for her.

I found the plot to be predictable on some levels: with the marks, the fact two members have them and are marked for death is revisited when the book is opened. Therefore, Cassie warns them not use magic so the hunters cannot discern who the members are, then later they are forced to. Talk about ironic with a Capital I!

For a series that was restarted after a ten year break, because of the TV adaptation and with a new author to boot, it needed a little more spice to keep me interested. The conclusion of this story was not surprising considering what I mentioned earlier. I may read the next book but already I think I know what is going to happen next as, like the rest of this book, the ending proved to be predictable. It was a great story but the plot was too predictable for me, so only 3 couples(less)

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Jan 09, 2013 Theodore rated it 4 of 5 stars

The book went by pretty quickly actually and in a good way. It was one of those 'finish in one sitting' kind of books and leaves you somewhat wanting more and thinking that it ended well at the same time.

The Hunt builds pretty well off the previous installments and does well with throwing a couple twists and surprises throughout the series. A number of things did appear a bit (at best) predictable by my tastes but I could probably shrug this off as being due to being accustomed so much to this g...more

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Dec 13, 2012 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, favorites

Cassie now owns her father’s book of Shadows and it’s changing her. She is feeling its darkness and the power from it. Her life is also changing too. Cassie confesses to Adam about her book but wants him to keep it a secret until she is ready to tell the Circle. The Witch Hunters have marked Faye and Laurel and to keep them protected Cassie’s mom suggests they stay inside the secret room hidden in their house. Cassie tries to kill Scarlett when she finds out Adam has taken her father’s book of s...more Cassie now owns her father’s book of Shadows and it’s changing her. She is feeling its darkness and the power from it. Her life is also changing too. Cassie confesses to Adam about her book but wants him to keep it a secret until she is ready to tell the Circle. The Witch Hunters have marked Faye and Laurel and to keep them protected Cassie’s mom suggests they stay inside the secret room hidden in their house. Cassie tries to kill Scarlett when she finds out Adam has taken her father’s book of shadows to her. He ends up stopping her before she does anything she might regret. They get the Master Tools back and put a magical restraining order on Scarlett so that she stays away from them.

Diana falls for the principles son Max, they share a silver cord which binds them together. Cassie has lost her cord to Adam and instead Scarlett has one linked to him. She’s beginning to questions their love. Cassie is being taken over by the books dark magic. It’s making her do things she wouldn’t dare to do like kiss Nick… She knows dark spells and learns the language from her book. When the Witch Hunters kill Susan their circle is broken and it weakens their powers. They do a spell to find out if there are any living relatives in her bloodline. It turns out that Scarlett is her cousin and Cassie’s half sister. They are all linked together in some way. They have no choice but to invite Scarlett into their circle to get their magic back and protect themselves from the witch hunters. They all know the risk they are taken.

The circle decides to use dark magic against the witch hunters with Max’s help of course. But their plan quickly backfires and they end up killing them. By doing so and using dark spells, it’s gotten the whole circle possessed by ancient relatives from Black John’s family. Scarlett has turned the circle evil and they are listening to her now. Cassie still has her father’s book and quickly escapes her possessed friends. We won’t know what happens next until the Temptation is out in March 2013.(less)

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Apr 17, 2013 Racquel rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Dec 08, 2012 Joti rated it 3 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Continuation from last time - the Circle's members are marked & Max & his father ,the PRincipal of their school and his fellow hunters are marking more of the Circle's members. Scarlett Cassie's half sister tried to kill her in the last book for her place in the Circle and now she's run off, hiding somewhere with the Master Tools - & Cassie can't forget about the silver soul mate cord that links her to Adam, but also links Adam to Scarlett. After finding her father, Black John's book...more Continuation from last time - the Circle's members are marked & Max & his father ,the PRincipal of their school and his fellow hunters are marking more of the Circle's members. Scarlett Cassie's half sister tried to kill her in the last book for her place in the Circle and now she's run off, hiding somewhere with the Master Tools - & Cassie can't forget about the silver soul mate cord that links her to Adam, but also links Adam to Scarlett. After finding her father, Black John's book of shadows, the magic is dark and she gets burned by it at first but after, it starts to change her and she can use black magic as well & it's changing her mind & her impulses and thoughts. She fights with some of the Circle & at the Spring dance, Scarlett shows up & removes the protective spell keeping the Circle safe & she nearly kills Cassie again by depriving her of air to rbeathe. Nick saves her :) Adam and Cassie are also having trouble in paradise but the hunters are a progressing problem. The Circle locates Scarlett hiding in a house close to NEw Salem & Cassie discovers Max & Diana's relationship - they're soul mates too but they haven't told anyone yet. So whenAdam goes after Scarlett alone, the idiot- like wtf are u doing? - he gets hurt & Cassie has to save his sorry ass & she nearly kills Scarlett (i swear, she should've killed the dumb deceiving bitch & been done with it, like Faye said) - but her and Adam banished her from new salem & half the circle had gone after the principal & the other hunters at the school. Cassie & the other half the Circle show up in time to save most of them but Suzan is killed, saving Faye. So Suzan's funeral :( And to find a replacement, they find out that Scarlett was Suzan's half-cousin & she's the only person to complete the circle. Adam & Cassie go back to the abandoned house & catch Scarlett just as she's leaving & they initiate her, but no one trusts her at all. Except Adam but it's probably the silver cord talknig & Cassie by accident, kissed Nick earlier (I LOVE NICK & CASSIE BETTER THAN ADAM & HER) but she came clean to Adam & they got through it. The hunters come for them right after the initiation & they save themselves with the whole circle - Adam trusts Scarlett more than anyone i think & Scarlett can read Black John's book of shadows & she does & finds the spell to break the connection between the hunters & the marks they have that the hunters will use to kill them/ But the bitch deceives them & when Max leads them to the hunters hideout in the caves on the beach, & they cast the spell, they end up killing all the hunters & Max is broken obviously - his father was just killed after the circle said no one would be harmed, just they wouldn't be marked anymore - he has a right to & Scarlett, little bee-yotch she is, also did some kind of possession spell & all Cassie's circle friends have one of her ancestors inside them - except for Faye, LOL. So Cassie uses a spell to trap them all in the cave & gets her book of shadows to figure out how to reverse the whole thing & the mess that Scarlett's made of everything - i really wish Cassie had killed Scarlett that time when Adam was there - the girl's trouble & she's being stupid & reckless & an idiot - wtf is she doing? and she knew about the cord with her and Adam.

Only thing i don't like is that AUBREY CLARK writes the books, NOT L.J. SMITH< who should be - i don't like that there's no originality in the books anymore - but i;m just reading to see what happens anyways - and i'm all for Cassie & NIck <3 can't believe the show got cancelled -___- >:@(less)

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Dec 29, 2012 Brian Hawkins-deprospero rated it 5 of 5 stars

OH MY GOD, I forgot that this was ghost written upon the end of the last book and I feel as if Smith had led Clark to such a graceful pace and familiarity with this already beautiful creation! While I disagree with certain events such as killing in the name of plot development...I still feel there were necessary evils when writing alongside with this style and mindset, and I accept this and am entirely upset that I read all these books in four days just to wait until March for the next one!! :(

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Mar 26, 2013 Jordan rated it 3 of 5 stars

I like how this book was a lot more dark. It was serious, it was full of power and danger. It was much more exciting and I think that is what this series needs more of. I still feel like the characters just aren't all that exciting. I love Cassie and Adam's relationship but I don't feel like we know Adam very well. I really want to a closer relationship with Faye to develop because I can see it being a good story line. Decent book series but I think there is much room for improvement.

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Oct 06, 2012 Princess Ariel rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Tools. People who have no respect for authors.

Shelves: why-was-this-published, the-horror

I honestly could care less if the books is good. It will always be trash in my eyes. Why? LJ Smith has always been one of my favourite authors. It was her books that got me into fantasy, and gave me some of my best memories reading. I give this book one star because I see this book as distasteful, and an insult to Smith. It deserves negative stars. Poor LJ Smith. :( It would really suck knowing you can't even write your story anymore.

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Mar 21, 2012 Gabrielle rated it 1 of 5 stars

Another one? Why can't they just stop? L. J. Smith isn't even writing them anymore and I bet they'll be changed into some sappy-happy love story about over coming all faults blah blah blah. I want the REAL L. J. Smith back!

I can hardly read the new Vampire Diaires books because they no longer capture my interest. I used to buy all of them but I refuse to buy the newest ones.

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Sep 15, 2012 Brooke rated it 1 of 5 stars

What an insult to the original L J Smith series, its as if this new author has wrote down the names of the characters and totally disregarded everything else. The original series is what got me interested in reading, I love them and I am so so sad to see this series runied. As far as im concerned L J Smith's books are the real secret circle, these are a cheap imitation.

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Sep 11, 2012 Jessie rated it 1 of 5 stars

Just finished it... All i can say is that i miss lj smith. Its not the same without her. The story was dissapointing and it lacked the charm the original lj smith secret circle books had.... The originals wer amazing and they had soo much magic to them. These ones now seem to modern for the yr its supposed to take place in (for example in this book they all have cell phones with txt messeges, but in previous books they didnt have cell phones due to the fact that the book takes place in the 90s...more

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Nov 08, 2012 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: supernatural, young-adult

The new author doesn't tell the story nearly as well as LJ Smith, but I've already invested so much time into this series that I can't stop reading now. This is my least favorite Secret Circle book so far. I hope the author gets more creative for the next one. And I really wish the tv series hadn't been cancelled!

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Apr 07, 2013 Jeff rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The circle continues their hunt for the witch hunters in this second book written to accompany the now cancelled TV show.
Written by a ghost writer, the tone follows that set in the original trilogy and remains true to the original characters.
Worth the read if you liked the original trilogy or the TV show.

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Apr 05, 2013 Lade rated it 4 of 5 stars

Faye and Laurel have been marked. Cassie has Black John's Book of Shadows(which can control).

There is a lot of suspense in the book. Just when you think you know what happens next, Audery throws something at you.

After reading this, I can't wait to get the sixth and last book of the series.

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Mar 31, 2012 Ashley Mayer rated it 1 of 5 stars

I can't believe L.J. Smith will not be writing this series anymore! The Secret Circle was my favorite series when I first read it back in the 90's. I would have loved to hear more from the characters but I will not support a ghostwriter that has stolen the series from L.J. Smith!!

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Dec 22, 2012 Virginia rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is actually worthy of three and a half stars...again, the writing is clunky and not nearly up to LJ's standards, but we knew that going in. Aside from that, the plotline is pretty suspenseful, and if you miss this world and these characters, it's a pleasant enough stay.

Additionally, in the Audible version, the narrator does an excellent Faye voice!

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Oct 06, 2012 Jade rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2012

I'm just going to say the exact same thing I said in my review of 'The Divide' - It does upset me that L J Smith lost the rights to write these stories, but that doesn't mean I'm going to rate the book anything less than I think it deserves.

The Temptation - March 12th 2013.

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May 13, 2013 Karen rated it 3 of 5 stars

Well book 5 certainly didn't disappoint. However, it did become a little predictable. I do enjoy the love triangle developing between Cassie, Adam & Scarlett. It will be interesting to see where this storyline ends. Overall, its an enjoyable read and would recommend it to anyone that likes paranormal fantasy.

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Jan 30, 2013 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

I liked it, but again the characters are failing me especially the main ones and the edition to Scarlet to the group, come on now, REALLY? Seems like milking to me, not sure if I am going to get the next book or not when it comes out.

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Dec 23, 2012 Jennifer Loiske rated it 2 of 5 stars

Maybe a bit better than the previous one but I could punch myself for not giving up as I should know better...I think from now on I just wait L.J.Smith's upcoming novels and start ignoring the ones that a ghostwriter has written...

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Oct 04, 2012 K rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: YA readers

Recommended to K by: found on goodreads

As the last book was dissapointing, I was hoping this one would be a little better. I didn't have high hopes of it being true, but a small part of me still hoped. Unfortunately, as with the previous book, this book was only okay and just as dissapointing. Not only did it start slow, but I thought the story itself left alot to be desired. In fairness, it did pick up towards the middle and the plot took some unexpected turns, but it def is no where near the calibur of the books in the series writt...more

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Oct 22, 2012 Courtney Gendreau rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: No one EVER

I WILL not read these book! How can they just fire someone from writing these books!!!! L.J. Smith makes the series, with out her they are crap. I gave it one start because Alloy you guys suck!

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Mar 24, 2013 Kim rated it 3 of 5 stars

As with the previous book in the series, I prefer LJ's writing - but this one was a little better. The story picked up it's pace a bit and there were a few twists that I didn't see coming!
I'll be reading the next one just to see what happens.

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