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Day After

(The 19th Year #2)

Emi Gayle (Goodreads Author)

3.95 · Rating details · 170 ratings · 30 reviews

Demon crypts. Vampire lairs. Glowing angels. Sexy sirens. The stuff of fiction.

Or so Winn Thomas always thought.

Since being accepted into the fold of the supernatural, he knows better. None of what he imagined is true, but everything he feared is, and binding himself to his Changeling girlfriend until her nineteenth birthday will give him an education far beyond what he’ ...more

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Jan 29, 2013 Terri Rochenski rated it it was amazing

Let's dive right in, shall we?

Yummies:

Characters, characters, characters!!

I fell in book-love with Winn in book #1 of The 19th Year, After Dark, so when I got my hands on this 2nd installment I was dork dancin' like a pro. Think about it - how many series in a paranormal switch character PoV's with each book?

This is the first to do so - that I've read - and oh am I ever glad Ms. Gayle went this route!!

Winn is the type of boyfriend we all wish we'd had back in high school - loyal, compassionate, ...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Brooke (The Cover Contessa) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: paranormal

Really, that's how it ends???? REALLY EMI!!!!! COME ON! ugh, how long do I have to wait for the next book. I'm gonna pull my hair out! LOL!
Yup that was my initial reaction. But I wasn't disappointed with it. No I wasn't, not one bit. I am IN LOVE with this series. It's different, it's amazing, and you NEED to read it!

I want to thank J. Taylor Publishing for providing me with a copy of this book to read for an honest review. I was happily chosen to participate on this blog tour, as well, and that ...more

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Jul 08, 2012 J.A. Belfield rated it it was amazing

Day After is full of mystery and intrigue and excitement, and I pretty much enjoyed this book from start to finish. As always with Emi's writing, the plot is as intricately revealed as it woven, leaving the reader constantly guessing and anticipating, and very often surprised. The slow reveal of revelation after revelation as each and every discovery is made is a strong motivator for the reader to keep turning the pages. But an even bigger motivator than that is the MC. Winn. *sigh*
Winnford Tho Day After is full of mystery and intrigue and excitement, and I pretty much enjoyed this book from start to finish. As always with Emi's writing, the plot is as intricately revealed as it woven, leaving the reader constantly guessing and anticipating, and very often surprised. The slow reveal of revelation after revelation as each and every discovery is made is a strong motivator for the reader to keep turning the pages. But an even bigger motivator than that is the MC. Winn. *sigh*
Winnford Thomas, how I adore thou, geeky dude that thee are.
Winn won me over (ha! no pun intended) in After Dark, so I was very much looking forward to reading into his somewhat convoluted (he's a guy, after all) mind and finding out just how the other half of Mac and Winn views their somewhat unusual relationship. Sure, to begin, his voice took a little getting into--I blame that on the great connection I felt from Mac in the first book--but it wasn't long before I'd slid into the nerdy mind of Winn, and was very soon happy to be taken along on his ride (you can stop those filthy thoughts of yours; I didn't mean it like that). As I expected him to be, he was intelligent and patient and caring and passionate and ... just Winn. In case you hadn't figured it out, I kinda like Winn. ;)
Plus we have Mac--through Winn's eyes. She was slightly more frustrating a character in Day After than she was in After Dark, but I imagine that's because we got a much stronger smack upside the head of just how her actions and decisions affected Winn on a personal and emotional level--and thanks to that connection I mentioned, they can be tough to endure through his eyes. But I still love Mac, because deep down I suspected she had her own solid reasoning for doing what she did--after all, she does really consider her actions even if she doesn't realise she's doing it at the time.
I'm not going to delve too much into the plot, because it's quite complex, so the best thing to do is to just read it for yourself. But just know, you will get some answers you've been hoping for, at the same time as landing with a few new ones; you will experience a couple WTF!? moments when some 'stuff' comes to light or characters behave in a certain way; you will definitely want to do a little bit of neck throttling; and you will adore Winn. So just read it anyway. ;o)
That is all. ...more

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Oct 21, 2012 Danielle Smiley rated it it was amazing

Shelves: my-e-books, ya-fantasy, 2013-reads

Though I can't technically give this 6 stars.... just know, in my heart, I did.

You know those books, the ones where you after you finish you want to start all over, because the're that good and you just don't want it to be over??? That's how I feel about Day After. This book is so crazy good that I hardly know where to begin in my review..... so how to start? ..... well, I gave it six stars, an honor reserved for my very favorite of books.

Day After is written from Winn's point of view, a change Though I can't technically give this 6 stars.... just know, in my heart, I did.

You know those books, the ones where you after you finish you want to start all over, because the're that good and you just don't want it to be over??? That's how I feel about Day After. This book is so crazy good that I hardly know where to begin in my review..... so how to start? ..... well, I gave it six stars, an honor reserved for my very favorite of books.

Day After is written from Winn's point of view, a change up from book 1, After Dark, which is told by Mac. I loved the change of perspectives from one book to another. It gives a nice peek into each character while keeping the mystery quotient up by not flip flopping back and forth between character perspectives within one book. And the mystery quotient in this book is huge. There's so many twists and turns to this plot! I had a constant inner monologue going of "Geez! I so didn't see that coming?" and "What?!?!? No freakin' way!" There were tons of surprises throughout this book.

I also really appreciate the creativity that goes into a work such as 19th Year series. The world that has been built within is overflowing with unique supernatural characters taken from mythology world-wide. Day After gives us so much more insight to these characters. It's just so fun!!!

Now if you've read some of my other reviews, you'll know that I'm also a huge fan of character growth. And again Emi Gayle hits the nail on the head with that here. Winn's growth is subtle and nicely done. Mac, even as we view her through Winn's eyes, sheds a bit of her rebellious and selfish ways. Even the adult characters show growth. **happy sigh**

Everything about Day After is a complete perfection in my eyes. I just soooooo love this book!!! Now I will warn you it's a pretty big cliff hanger we're left with at the end, but it's not the type that leaves you feeling irritated and incomplete; there's enough closure there to be pleased with the ending, but the end does leave you craving your next does of the 19th Year!!!

I did receive a free copy of this book in exchange for an an honest review. See more of my reviews on my blogspot blog, Known to Read. ...more

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Jan 10, 2013 Cassie C rated it it was amazing

When I saw that this book was going to be in Winn's POV, I was beyond excited. I loved Winn in the first book, and was really looking forward to seeing things from his perspective and get in his mind some more. However, I will admit that I was slightly worried. When some authors switch over POV's completely from one character to another, it just doesn't work, but Ms. Gayle delivered in every way imaginable! I fell in love with Winn a little bit more (okay...a whole lot more) throughout this book ...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Tracey (Life and Literature) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 5-stars

The very first thing that I did after finishing Day After was go in search of the release date of book three in the series, Darkest Day. And what do I find? October... OCTOBER!!! Seriously? I really need to wait until october!!! Boy oh boy!!! Why did Day After have to end like that!!

"You've been asked by our current changeling, Miss Maya Mackenzie Thorne, to be her teacher. Have you willingly agreed to take on this duty?"

"Yes. I have accepted. Willingly."

I immediately fell in love with the c The very first thing that I did after finishing Day After was go in search of the release date of book three in the series, Darkest Day. And what do I find? October... OCTOBER!!! Seriously? I really need to wait until october!!! Boy oh boy!!! Why did Day After have to end like that!!

"You've been asked by our current changeling, Miss Maya Mackenzie Thorne, to be her teacher. Have you willingly agreed to take on this duty?"

"Yes. I have accepted. Willingly."

I immediately fell in love with the characters and the world that Emi Gayle created in book one, After Dark, so I Jumped at the chance to read book two, Day After when it was offered to me. And to add to my excitement was the fact that it was going to be written from Winn's point of view. I actually put off reading it for a little while because I knew that I would be devouring it in one sitting and then would have the long wait for the next book in front of me.

Like no other girl in school, Mac Thorne had pricked my finger and made me bleed. Only the bleeding hadn't stopped.

In Day After Winn is on a mission to learn all that he can about Mac's world and guide her in the decision of her final choice of what form she will take as we move toward her19th birthday. Winn was just as amazing as ever. He is loyal, loving, kind, nerdy and sweet. He is one pretty perfect package. I loved the way he tackled his mission and jumped right in and overcame his fears to try to learn everything that he needed to help Mac. I loved the little bits of inner dialogue that he had with himself and that just made me love him more.

Stubborn didn't begin to describe Mac Thorne.

Mac had such a knack for frustrating me. She was just so stubborn at times. And I think I felt that so deeply because we got to see that through Winn's eyes and really got to feel the impact and effect that her decisions had on him. But as stubborn and frustrating as I found her, I also loved her. I completely understood her struggles with the expectations that are placed on her shoulders and her desires coming through in some of the decisions that she made. And towards the end of the book she completely had me in her corner rooting for her. I really felt that she went through so much growth in this book.

Another character that I love was Suze. He is just so amazingly hilarious and cool. He just added so much to the book with his humour and sass. He was hilarious and I found myself having a good laugh at something he did or said on more than one occasion.

Emi Gayle did an awesome job in creating these characters that all fit together and all have a part to play. There are twists and turns when you least expect them and at times there is quite a lot of information to take in, but it all adds to the story development and moves the story along at a steady pace.

So now, I have to brace myself for the wait. Hurry up October!! I need to know what happens next!!!

5/5 incredibly awesome Stars!! ...more

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May 14, 2013 CCAM&GZM rated it really liked it

“Only human. Problem number one.”

Rarely when SHE is the one with special powers in a relationship, and HE is a mere mortal. I was curious (yeah, I had to skip the first volume, but rest assured that at the first free moment I’ll fix this) to see how the author will solved the genetic male vanity. Probably it’s manifested also by Winn’s desire for Mac to choose humanity.

I warn you that you will find below the word "secret" frequently repeated. That's not because of my lack of inspiration, but bec “Only human. Problem number one.”

Rarely when SHE is the one with special powers in a relationship, and HE is a mere mortal. I was curious (yeah, I had to skip the first volume, but rest assured that at the first free moment I’ll fix this) to see how the author will solved the genetic male vanity. Probably it’s manifested also by Winn’s desire for Mac to choose humanity.

I warn you that you will find below the word "secret" frequently repeated. That's not because of my lack of inspiration, but because "secret / mystery / enigma / hidden / unavowed / mask / disguise" is the core of the story. Discovered or not they direct and impose every movement of the characters, and the story revolve around them.

Choosing to teach Mac about hers kind proves to be more difficult than Winn imagined. More difficult not necessarily for the fact that first he need to find the main information for himself and for that he must meet those who wanted (or still do) to kill him, but because he has to learn Mac without sharing these information with her. But surely he would have found a way to fulfill his task, if in all this gathering of information it would not be found and take place more or less strange facts. Facts that will lead to danger, kidnapping and eventually to a suddenly death.

The plot is sinuous and constantly changing its direction with every secret revealed. And these mysteries come to light where and how you least expect. Nothing and no one seems to be reliable anymore, none of what you thought you knew was for sure seems to be applicable even in the case of the Winn himself. Control or free will? Regardless if is about the main characters or secondary ones, the revealed secrets and new information received (in fact just bits of them) it will make Winn and the reader also to want to find out more and more. Any unknown resolved lead to even larger ones. Winn certainly needs all his skills (did I forgot to tell you that he is the ideal man?) to find the well hidden truth and to discern the real interests.

Dangers lurk, tension accrues and the attacks are increasing. The worse is that Winn knows that his help for Mac to take a decision it will be most likely equal with him to be forsaken. Does what they find out will may give them a chance to be together?

But nothing compares with the end! The author takes the Council’s side and leaves us to squirm into the unknown awaiting the next volume. That's because nothing is decided, and the discoveries made so far can change everything. Or not.

With an alert action, a fantasy world rich in universal mythological characters, with well dosed and placed humor, Day After will be a very pleasant reading that will surely win many fans.

I love it!

«"What will you do when Mackenzie can no longer accept you in her life"?
I'd thought about that one a lot, too, "I'll say... goodbye."
"It won't be that easy."
"Nothing ever is when it comes to Mac."»

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Jun 15, 2012 Stephanie Ward rated it really liked it

4.5 Stars

'Day After' is the second book in a fantastic young adult paranormal romance series that switches gears to follow the new main character Winn Thomas as he deals with his newfound knowledge of the supernatural world that simmers below the human realm. Alongside his girlfriend, Mac, Winn must learn all he can about mythological creatures so Mac can decide on her final form in six months. If Winn doesn't learn about them, Mac won't either, and she won't be able to make a decision. Winn has ...more

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Oct 26, 2012 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it really liked it

Shelves: kindle-books

Emi Gayle has truly created something unique in YA paranormal. Not only is the story engaging, action packed and filled with all sort of things that go bump in the night, but it is also chocked full of awesome characters that are completely memorable.

I fell in love with Mac's hardness and nonchalant attitude in the first installment but I fell even more in love with Winn, his abilities to forgive, his book smarts and his down right hotness and loyalty to Mac, even when she pushed him away. So yo ...more

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Oct 29, 2012 Shelley rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2013-releases, young-adult-paranormal, j-taylor-publishing

*Genre* YA Paranormal
*Rating* 4.0

*First thoughts*

Day After is the sequel to After Dark. This time around we get an in-depth look at Winn Thomas who has taken it upon himself to become MacKenzie's teacher so that she can make a informed choice of what she want's to be when she turns 19. Winn is a really interesting and amazing character who goes through great lengths in order to help MacKenzie so that she has a firm understanding of what she is choosing, even though he clearly wants her to choos ...more

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Mar 18, 2020 ammaarah rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: 1-star

"We're resilient. Time heals all wounds, and it will heal this, too.

I had one hope, that Day After would make a series, that I had been looking forward to for nine year, less underwhelming. Unfortunately, I'm still disappointed.

★ I had two types of feelings towards the characters: indifference and annoyance. I did not like any of the characters nor did I care about them.

★ The world in Day After has a lot of potential. I love urban fantasy and books that deal with supernatural creatures living ...more

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Jun 01, 2013 Christina M Condy rated it it was amazing

The Day after is the second book in this Paranormal Romance Series for Young Adults. While this is book 2 of the series you can read this without reading book 1. Of course I do recommend reading book one before book 2.

The story itself is very fast paced. It moves along as quickly as you can turn those pages! And trust me you will be turning the pages quite rapidly to find out what happens next.

Winn Thomas is a wonderful character, and in this book we follow him as he deals with his knowledge of ...more

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May 06, 2013 Melanie Adkins rated it it was amazing

Winford Thomas' life was about to change in ways he never dreamed possible. His girlfriend, Mackenzie, is non-human and she's chosen Winn to be her teacher. Neither of them realizes just what that will encompass when they agree to take the path together. Before Winn can begin to teach Mac what she needs to know about her kind, he'll have to be approved by the Council of 12. Seems easy enough, until he meets them. Mac must choose which form she will take by age 19 and she will begin ruling one o ...more

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Jan 28, 2013 Cherie rated it it was amazing

Winn Thomas strives to do the impossible in Emi Gayle’s Day After.

Unlike After Dark, Day After follows Winn’s point of view. Winn is such a great character, and Gayle does well in writing from a male point of view. I felt his frustration with the tasks given to him as well as his heartache when it comes to his girlfriend, Mac. Mac is up to her old stubborn tricks, and she put Winn through the wringer. Of all the characters, my favorite character is still Suze, the destroyer demon. He’s just so a ...more

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Nov 27, 2012 Liliana rated it it was amazing

Shelves: angels-nephilim, arc, demons-devil-other-hellish-things, from-author-or-publisher, ghosts-souls-spirits, gods-goddesses, shapeshifters, supernatural-abilities, vampires, young-adult

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Mac's day to decide what form to choose is approaching, and to help with this important decision Winn has taken it upon himself to guide and educate her about all the different supernatural creatures she can choose. But some unexpected things happen--Mac's mom, Winn's sister and Mac, and WInn's dad...OhMyGods! Crazy stuff I tell ya! I did not see any of it coming! And I LOVE surprises!

As I said, Mac's time to decide is almost up, and yet, she is no closer to choosi ...more

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May 06, 2013 Lori Duvall-Robertson rated it really liked it

Let me start be saying DARN YOU EMI GAYLE!!!!
I received Day After from a giveaway contest on Goodreads, the problem with receiving the second book is that I had to go and buy the first book so not to be completely lost. Now with that said, I was actually quite interested in After Dark 19th Year (book 1).And was glad to have found it in the round about way I did......
When I finished After Dark I could not wait to dive into Day After. I am a sucker for a little romance mixed with a lot of parano ...more

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May 12, 2013 Maghon Thomas rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy, review-4-author, young-adult

Well this is a fantastic turn. You all get to be inside Winn's head instead of Mac's. I actually loved Mac's POV, but this is a very unique way to continue a story. Since Winn has become such a big character, you get to see how he is growing now.

This is a great addition, and book two will surprise you just as much if not more than that the first. I learned so much more about these council members who just baffle me constantly. Mac is still involved, but you only see actions, not her thoughts. I ...more

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Oct 26, 2012 Leigh rated it really liked it

Shelves: arc, reviewed

I received and ARC copy
Day After continues the story of Mac and Winn. Mac is a changeling, which means she can change into any supernatural being, but she has to decide what she wants to be for the rest of her life. Winn has become Mac's trainer. His job is to prepare Mac to take her place on the supernatural council, but also to support her in choosing which supernatural being Mac will be. Winn has his job cut out for him, because Mac doesn't trust the council and does not want to be a part of ...more

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Feb 24, 2012 Wendy rated it it was amazing

Emi Gayle’s second installment of The 19th Year Trilogy was even better than the first!

I really enjoyed seeing how the characters develop in this story. Winn and Mac are still evolving and trying to decide how to make their relationship work. Winn’s family plays a bigger role in this story. I really enjoyed seeing Zoe grow up in this book. Her role in the story is more defined as she becomes a bigger part of the story, not just Winn’s tag-a-long little sister. We also get to know the Josie, Rav ...more

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Aug 19, 2012 Lola rated it really liked it

Shelves: e-books-on-kobo, books-that-i-own, got-a-copy-for-review-reviewed

I got a copy for review in exchange for an honest review.

This book was different than I expected, but I did enjoy it. Unlike the first book this book isn’t told from Mac’s pov, but from Winn’s pov. I really liked seeing his side of things, although I did miss seeing Mac’s side of things. There is much mystery and every time I felt like I got closer to the truth, but at the end I still felt like I didn’t know it all.

The story is really good and it kept me wanting to continue reading it. I practic I got a copy for review in exchange for an honest review.

This book was different than I expected, but I did enjoy it. Unlike the first book this book isn’t told from Mac’s pov, but from Winn’s pov. I really liked seeing his side of things, although I did miss seeing Mac’s side of things. There is much mystery and every time I felt like I got closer to the truth, but at the end I still felt like I didn’t know it all.

The story is really good and it kept me wanting to continue reading it. I practically finished this book in one setting, because I wanted to know what would happen next. The beginning was a bit slow, but when the pace picked up it did stay interesting. I love how much mystery there is in this book, Mac and Winn knows so less about the supernatural world and this means the reader doesn’t know that much either. So the reader finds out about everything alongside the main characters.

There were some twists and turns I really liked, but also some parts I didn’t. The story was very well written and I really like the idea of Changelings and how they have to choose a form. In this book much more history is unveiled and I just wanted to know more and more every time we got a bit of information.

The characters are really likeable too, although seeing Mac through other eyes made me like her a bit less. Sometimes she just needs to think before she acts. I did like Winn more now we got his pov and it was nice seeing his side of things. I also really liked Zoe, although I wished she played a bigger part. Mac and Winn their friends on school also still play a role, I actually was surprised at how much they still mattered even with all the supernatural stuff going on they still played a part.

The world building progresses with slow steps and sometimes it is frustrating when you realize how less you actually know, but on the other hand I did like how I find out more about the world piece by piece alongside Mac and Winn. In this book we certainly learn a whole lot more about the world and some history, although I still would like to have more knowledge about this original world and all the supernaturals that inhabit it. Even in this book I still have no idea what the different types of supernaturals really are and what their limits and strengths are, there just isn’t enough attention for this, but on the other hand I also get that there are so many different races that it would be impossible to give information about all of them. There is so much world building behind this all that I think the piece by piece method actually works best.

To conclude: a great sequel. I had to get used to Winn’s pov for a while, but I liked seeing his pov. I like the mystery and how we only get information piece by piece. I really like the characters, although I would’ve preferred to learn more about Zoe. The world building is done well and interesting, although I do want more of it. I am really looking forward to the next book! ...more

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Apr 01, 2013 ☕️Kimberly rated it really liked it

I was blown away by After Dark and was excited to jump back into the fascinating world Emi Gayle has created. In Day After we see more action, and learn more about the world and the creatures who reside there. I quickly consumed this and look forward to the final book. The tale is fast paced, filled with mind blowing revelations and characters you cannot help but love.

Winn agrees to be Mac's teacher and to meet with the council for lessons. As he learns he cannot reveal information to Mac unles I was blown away by After Dark and was excited to jump back into the fascinating world Emi Gayle has created. In Day After we see more action, and learn more about the world and the creatures who reside there. I quickly consumed this and look forward to the final book. The tale is fast paced, filled with mind blowing revelations and characters you cannot help but love.

Winn agrees to be Mac's teacher and to meet with the council for lessons. As he learns he cannot reveal information to Mac unless she asks. With only six months left, Winn takes his job as teacher seriously even if it means losing the love of his life forever. The tale that unfolds has suspense, danger, impossible decisions and an impossible romance. The tale is delivered from Winn's perspective and I enjoyed getting inside his head.

While the last book focused on Mac Thorne’s perspective and personality this time we really get inside Winn’s head. Tasked with an impossible responsibility he readily accepts. He must help Mac ask the right questions and guide her; which will ultimately separate them. As he interviews those on the council he begins to discover everything isn’t black and white. I really like Winn, although he is only seventeen, he takes his responsibilities seriously and his love for Mac is unselfish. The relationship struggles as Mac pushes Winn away and even when he wants to throw in the towel, he cannot stop helping her. I loved how he gives this confident outward appearance and then we glimpse his inner fears and thoughts. One of things I like about him is that he totally gets Mac; from her snarky attitude to her refusal to ask the right questions. He is a loyal nerd whom you cannot help but adore. We learn more about the council as well as Winn’s Dad and sister. Suze is back and I gotta tell you I love this crazy demon protector.

Gayle weaves a tale that keeps you guessing. There is an air of suspense and mystery throughout both books that kept me turning the pages. She drops subtle clues and adds foreshadowing that make me believe in possibilities and question everything! The council and their “ask the right questions" was clever as it slowly reveals information that will aid both Mac and Winn. There are some intense scenes and unknown forces at work that kept me on edge. The last few chapters and the ending had my emotions all over and some of the things we learn had me gasping aloud. Winn and Mac really work as a couple, he is the yin to her yang and they bring out the best in each other. The book really worked from Winn’s perspective. I was excited to learn Gayle will do a dual POV in the next book. *happy dance*
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Dec 21, 2012 Mel rated it really liked it

Shelves: must-read, kindle, paranormal, mythology, indie

This was a good sequel but not a great one only because Mac and Winn spent most of the book apart or not getting along which had me a little bummed. Winn's POV was distinctly different from Mac's in that he tended to think things out more as opposed to just rushing into them headlong so the pace in this one was a little slower than the first one but I still enjoyed seeing things from Winn's perspective and it made me understand him a little more. He was still just as sweet and caring as before, ...more

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May 14, 2013 Maggie rated it really liked it

Shelves: first-reads

Wow! Okay honestly I feel that Winn is just too good for Mac...maybe that's because I haven't read the first book. Winn does EVERYTHING for Mac; talk about the meaning of whipped huh? & Mac doesn't seem to show him any gratitude except for the occasional kisses and fondling. This is how it seems to go.

Winn: Here let me assist you in any way possible with a life changing decision.
Mac: *Fondles Winn*
Winn: Ok, that's enough gratitude.Let me get to work and be your slave.

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Sep 01, 2013 Katherine rated it really liked it

Shelves: action-packed, intriguing, magic, mythology, paranormal, strong-heroine

3.8 rating
This was a really fast read; I finished it in one night! This book was different from the frist in regards to the narrator; Winn was the narrator this time and it was great to see his point of view. Winn is such a cutie!I was a tad pissed at how Mac treated him and what she said to him. I am glad that Winn fought back and did what he did. Nope, I'm not spoiling this book. There will be no such things called spoilers. Nope, nada. Anyways, we got to get more background on Mac and Winn w ...more

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May 05, 2013 ★MC's Corner★ rated it it was amazing

WINN AND MAC ARE LIKE MARRIED COUPLE!!! SO CUTE!!! GO MAKE SOME BABIES!!!

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Oct 31, 2012 Kati rated it liked it

Shelves: eoa-terminados, fairytale, read-2015

Me gustó y pareció más entretenido el primer libro...

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Jan 10, 2014 Veronica rated it it was amazing

Shelves: owned

This is an awesome book! I love how it is written since it's been a while where a book has made me feel the emotion of the character's. ...more

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Jun 14, 2013 Joy rated it really liked it

What a fun read. I really like Mac and Winn. Looking forward to book 3.

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Jan 17, 2016 Kaisa Mettille rated it it was amazing

Shelves: apparition, fantasy, magical-peoples, lgbtqia, romance, vampires, werewolves, finished-series

good book

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May 27, 2013 Alana ~ The Book Pimp rated it really liked it

Shelves: arc, 2013-reading-challenge, young-adult, j-taylor-publishing, on-hold

Really good, had trouble putting it down, but not fall at my feet great.

More to come.

I received a free eBook from J. Taylor Publishing in exchange for an honest review.

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