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Impulse

(Submerged Sun #2)

Vanessa Garden (Goodreads Author)

3.99 · Rating details · 505 ratings · 70 reviews

When Miranda Sun returns to Marin on the eve of her eighteenth birthday, this time of her own free will, she quickly learns that her worst fears have been realised. The glittering underwater city is not as she had left it, nor too is Marko, the young king who has dominated her thoughts and heart for the last twelve months since leaving Marin.

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Nov 25, 2014 Vanessa Garden rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Hi all! Summer is coming and so is IMPULSE, book 2 in the Submerged Sun Series!
So get ready to dive in deep and lose your heart at the bottom of the ocean, lol.
A big thanks to those who wrote to me after reading CAPTIVATE. I cherish every word :)
I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. And have a great Christmas and New Year!!!
Xoxoxo

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Mar 24, 2015 Abooktopia rated it it was amazing

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A well developed, intrigue, plot thickened novel about an underwater kingdom unlike anything I’ve ever known. – Abooktopia

It’s been a year since Robbie returned Miranda to the surface, back to her previous life. Not a single day has passed by where her thoughts are not filled with her promise to the handsome underwater king, Marko. Her promise to return to Marin on her eighteenth birthday. The time has finally come for Miranda to give the king a second chance, and to return back as his guest, and not his reluctant captor. Willing to help Marko, Miranda knows her time in Marin will become all the more personal with twin siblings Sylvia and Damir causing disharmony in the city. They cannot be trusted, however loyalty to Sylvia continues to cloud the king’s judgment. Despite Miranda’s willingness to risk her own relationship to ensure Marko’s safety, she is sure that Sylvia is working against the king, but she only manages to drive a wedge between the two. Despite giving up her life, her family, and the sun for a life underwater, she feels unwanted and unappreciated. She finds Marko cold and unforgiving as she hears rumors of other women entertaining Marko in her absence. Though that’s not her biggest problem. Together Miranda and Marko’s must help to carry Marin into the next generation and to survive.

I enjoyed how Miranda’s character grew into an adult, as she became a touch bit wiser and older. I liked how she was not completely ruled by her emotions as her head battled against her heart in trying to decipher from right to wrong. Miranda’s relationship between her Robbie and Marko was an interesting read as each relationship had it’s own unique dynamic contrast. Robbie is without a doubt probably my most favourable character so far in the series. He is such a lovely pleasure to read about. I found that as I continued on with the story, I gradually came to accept Miranda’s relationship with Marko as their relationship developed with time. Although I loved most of the characters, the one character I could not stand was Lauren. She was just… ugh… I didn’t know whether to trust her or not, and the way she flirted with every guy was just annoying.

Impulse overall was such a lovely improvement from Captivate as it had that extra little spark that the first novel was missing. Plus the cover was absolutely gorgeous and a total winner. I loved how each character had their own secret agenda and reasoning for their actions whether it was intentionally good or bad. The setting was beautiful as we got to read about the difference of life on the surface, and in the underwater city. We also got to learn much more about the secrets of the underwater city, and how Marin operated.

***I received a personalised signed copy of this book in return for an honest and unbiased review*** ...more

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Nov 13, 2014 Nemo (The Moonlight Library) rated it really liked it

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SUMMARY
Miranda Sun has returned to the underwater city of Marin where her dream boy, the young king Marko, awaits, but somehow her sister Lauren has managed to tag along! With her own agenda, Lauren manages to ruin everything – but the biggest question is why is Marko being so cold towards Miranda? Doesn’t he love her anymore? What happened in the year she was away? And can Marko’s sister Sylvia be trusted, or will she betray him and pl This review was originally posted on The Moonlight Library

SUMMARY
Miranda Sun has returned to the underwater city of Marin where her dream boy, the young king Marko, awaits, but somehow her sister Lauren has managed to tag along! With her own agenda, Lauren manages to ruin everything – but the biggest question is why is Marko being so cold towards Miranda? Doesn’t he love her anymore? What happened in the year she was away? And can Marko’s sister Sylvia be trusted, or will she betray him and place the evil deposed king Damir back on the throne?

WORLDBUILDING
Oh boy, I know I only gave the first book in this series, Captivate, about 3 stars, but there was something undefinable about the book that made me keep thinking about it long after I’d put it down, which was why I requested Impulse. Well, that and more Miranda/Marko sexytimes. I love their chemistry. But the cool thing about Impulse is that since Miranda is no longer a captive, we actually get to see more of Marin as she moves around and explores, visiting old favourites and meeting new people. I just gah, I can’t even explain how strange this little (big) underwater city is. It’s so magical. I want to visit there, if only for a little while. Vanessa Garden just made the world come alive for me.

CHARACTER
In this book Miranda is no longer the woe-is-me feel-sorry-for-me helpless damsel in distress she was in book 1. She’s matured, she’s toughened up, and she deals with a lot more bullshit than she was expecting to. I was really frustrated that her and Marko basically had to start over from scratch because they didn’t know if they could trust each other even though they were sending ALL THE SIGNALS. I just wanted them to kiss already! Miranda NEVER took the relationship and all that would entail (queen) for granted, she was most adamantly against people calling her the future queen – but I did get a little angered on her behalf when some nosy servant asked if she came back to Marin for Marko or for Robbie…

RELATIONSHIPS
Speaking of Robbie, I’ pretty sure the relationship with him and Miranda in Book 1 was supposed to be some kind of love triangle, which I totally did not feel. Robbie’s always felt like a brother character to me, which is the role he comfortably plays in this book – but mostly because of a disability that renders him unable to play full-time protector anymore. And although I love Robbie and Miranda’s innocent friendship, I really don’t like that it took a disability for him to be relegated to the friend zone – even though I never saw him as a love interest in Book 1, yes, I know, shut up! I just don’t feel that the disability was necessary and it kind of makes him flawed next to perfect King Marko, doesn’t it?

And Lauren – well, what can I say about Lauren except that I hate her, mostly, except I also don’t know if she can be trusted, because I want to trust her. Believe me, I know, it’s a weird feeling, because I have had friends EXACTLY like Lauren whom I’ve cut out from my life for being so toxic, but I completely understand Miranda’s devotion to her. I can’t even be mad at her for what happened in the end. I know what it’s like to be in that kind of relationship with another girl, and it’s not easy.

OVERALL
If you read and enjoyed Captivate, then Impulse will be ten times better. It’s like Game of Thrones but underwater and not quite so violent or rapey. Each character has their own clear agenda and it’s fascinating watch it all come together the way it did. I’m really looking forward to Book #3 because I have to know how this ends!

I received this book for free from HarlequinTeen Australia in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. ...more

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Nov 28, 2014 Zuleeza rated it really liked it

A copy was provided by HarlequinTEEN Australia in exchange for an honest review.

In case you haven't noticed, I heavily panned Captivate, book 1 of the Submerged Sun series. Under normal circumstances, I wouldn't go near its sequel, Impulse, for obvious reasons. However, I received Impulse together with Captivate and it has such a glorious cover (I mean, come on, look at that cover!), so I thought, why not?

Wow, I mean, wow! A sequel that is thousands times better than its immediate predecessor? D ...more

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Sep 02, 2014 Kelly (Diva Booknerd) rated it really liked it

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3.5 Stars.
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Impulse begins almost twelve months after Miranda has returned to the surface, and her thoughts soon return to her promise to Marko, to return to Marin on her eighteenth birthday. Torn between not wanting to leave her grandparents, now the only parents she knows and living with Marko, calling the underwater kingdom home. But with sister Lauren ensuring their safety, it's time for Miranda to take a chance on the king that was once her reluctant c 3.5 Stars.
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Impulse begins almost twelve months after Miranda has returned to the surface, and her thoughts soon return to her promise to Marko, to return to Marin on her eighteenth birthday. Torn between not wanting to leave her grandparents, now the only parents she knows and living with Marko, calling the underwater kingdom home. But with sister Lauren ensuring their safety, it's time for Miranda to take a chance on the king that was once her reluctant captor. In Marin, the women are unable to conceive, and the hope of the citizens rest upon Miranda and the King to carry Marin into the next generation.

Twin siblings Sylvia and Damir cannot be trusted, and Miranda knows all too well. But loyalty to Sylvia continues to cloud Marko's judgement and refuses to listen to Miranda's pleas, but allows her concerns to drive a wedge between them. Where I warmed to Marko in Captivate, in Impulse he was downright cold and unforgiving. Miranda has given up her life, her family and seeing the sun for a life underwater and it seems she isn't wanted. Rumours of other women entertaining Marko in Miranda's absence are rife throughout the palace, but Miranda's biggest issue is now Lauren, demanding to live within Marin as well. Lauren's character set me on edge. Her endless flirting with any male that moved, she demands to be the center of attention even though it's finally Miranda's time to shine.

Without a doubt my favourite character from both captivate and Impulse is Robbie. The former guard and most trusted friend of the King. He's incredibly lovely and a pleasure to read. The romance, or lack thereof was actually more engaging and realistic, no instant and awkward declarations of love but rather frustrating, slow burning and delicious. As indecisive as I find myself about Miranda, I admire her fire and ability to uphold morals, even at the sake of her own happiness. She's adamant that Sylvia is working against Marko and is willing to risk her tentative relationship to ensure Marko's safety.

I absolutely adore the world Vanessa Garden has created, a complex underwater world that breathes life into the characters. Not as strong as Captivate, but Impulse is a worthy sequel that focuses on character development, surprising revelations and the politics of a brewing revolution. Looking forward to the series finale and seeing what becomes of Marin and the two young lovers. ...more

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Aug 24, 2014 K marked it as to-read

Just won an advance copy of Impulse by HarlequinTEEN Australia, and I couldn't be happier right now. I'm on cloud nine people! ^.^ ...more

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Jan 21, 2015 Eleni rated it it was ok

2/5

There were aspects of this book that were interesting, mainly the first half of the book, but somewhere along the way I felt like the story sort of crashed and burned.

Firstly, the concept of Marin. Marin is an underworld city that is actually an old spaceship. This idea could have had merit if it was established, but instead the characters just think that it's very convenient that everything, and I mean absolutely EVERYTHING, has been provided for them. Nobody questions this. Nobody wonders 2/5

There were aspects of this book that were interesting, mainly the first half of the book, but somewhere along the way I felt like the story sort of crashed and burned.

Firstly, the concept of Marin. Marin is an underworld city that is actually an old spaceship. This idea could have had merit if it was established, but instead the characters just think that it's very convenient that everything, and I mean absolutely EVERYTHING, has been provided for them. Nobody questions this. Nobody wonders why an alien race with a massive ship was close enough to earth to be able to crash land. Nobody even wonders how the clearly advanced civilsation become extinct when they could have easily taken over the world with their advanced technology. Everyone is just so accepting of this and it is extremely frustrating.

Then comes the characters. The central characters aren't so bad, but the people of Marin are the worst. They rebel against their king for his brother who all the people know murdered his own father, the previous king, and who has mounting evidence against him that all but proves he has been cutting up women to turn them into mermaids. And do you know why the citizens want to follow him? Not because he has proven himself, or because he has shown leadership skills that exceeds his brother's, but because he got his girlfriend pregnant first and all the people of Marin view this as a sign. His brother wasn't having sex with his girlfriend so of course she wouldn't be pregnant. So the people of Marin forget about all the current king did for his people to keep them safe, and align themselves with his insane brother because he knocked up his girlfriend.

Later on, the main character, Miranda, makes a speech about storming the castle with a bunch of civilians with no battle plan whatsoever, no weapons, no exit strategy, or no idea about what their actually going to do once they go inside the castle walls. And the hundred or so people she's gathered are just like, "You'll make a great queen, Miranda," seemingly overlooking that just days prior everyone was pledging their allegiance to the crazy king.

I feel like a lot could have been done with this story, but it all, as I said before, crashed and burned with plot that makes no sense half the time and expects the reader to just follow along as it goes around in circles, and a civilisation of idiots who feed people to sharks as capital punishment and are so easily manipulated it has gone past the point of believable. Though the ending does offer a hook that makes me a little curious, I can't stop thinking about how much I disliked the world of Marin and its people. I don't think I'm going to bother with the next one. ...more

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Jul 29, 2014 Hannah L (Reviewer) rated it really liked it

Shelves: ya-fantasy, ya-romance, ya-scifi

Impulse is the second novel in the Submerged Sun series. Continuing the story Miranda Sun, as she turns eighteen years old she returns to the underwater city of Marin and her true love; King Marko. In this dramatic romance story, Miranda is confronted with new mysteries and challenges that are cropping up in Marin. Impulse is a riveting story that transitions very well from Submerged Sun. In the Atlantis-like city, danger and suspense is rising.
The story is very creative and passionate. It has ...more

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Sep 24, 2014 Angelique The Gilded Pages rated it it was amazing

Shelves: my-personal-shelf

Oh my goodness. I literally squealed when this arrived in my mail yesterday. I had ordered it on December 16th, 2014 and was really worried something had happened along the way. It was coming from Australia but most international purchases I have made made it in 2-3 weeks. Anyway, the point is, it finally showed up and I could get my Marko/Robbie fix! Plus, look at that gorgeous cover!

Vanessa Garden did it again with Impulse. Not only that, but she managed to exceed my expectations for this boo ...more

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Dec 02, 2014 Danielle rated it it was ok

Actual rating 2.5.

Impulse was definitely engaging. I so didn't empathise with the characters this time round, and the plot felt confusing and unnecessary at many points, however it kept me wanting more and I finished it pretty quickly. I will probably read the next one just to find out what happens, tthough I am not craving it like I did this one at the end of Captivate. ...more

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Mar 21, 2015 Renee Booth (Sassy Book Lovers) rated it it was amazing

Wow!!!!

My favourite characters return for an action packed, addictive, awesome sequel to Captivate! So many twists and turns and craziness!

Seriously amazing!!!

Now the wait for the next one...... It's going to kill me!
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Jul 07, 2014 Emily Greenaway rated it it was amazing

I finished this book in one day even better that I've read it before its released in Australia!!! omg can I have the third book now? vanessa? ...more

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Jun 30, 2017 Melanie Taylor rated it really liked it · review of another edition

REALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why do people have to be so stupid? Answer me that. Why do people think that just because they are family that they are not evil and don't deserve the same punishment as anyone else would if the did the same thing. I don't understand. Characters like this make me so mad, but yet I keep reading these types of books. Maybe it's because this is really how people would react in real life.

IDK!!! But I must say I have really enjoyed these first two books.

I do love the characters e ...more

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Jul 14, 2017 Crystal Collier rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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Almost as good as the first one, but not quite.

I read reviews on this one before grabbing it, and I have to say that I disagree with much of what I read--by way of people's complaints. Maybe they didn't understand the characters? Maybe they were imposing their own perspective over top of the actual players?

There was a little whiplash in the political spectrum of things that I found slightly unbelievable, but otherwise, there was great tension and build. I look forward to the next installation. ...more

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Oct 29, 2014 Hayley Middleton rated it really liked it

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4 out of 5

Some of you may have read my review on the first book of this series 'Captivate'. This book follows on exactly a year after Marko promises to wait for her on Bob's Bay beach if she wishes to return to Marin.

Of course she does and everything goes super chaotic - Damir's capture is questioned, Lauren is there, Sylvia is two-timing, Robbie's been hurt. SO much going on.

Infertility of Marin is a big focus in this book and the difficulties the entir ...more

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Dec 04, 2014 Kate rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, young-adult, contemporary, 2014-aww-challenge, aussie-author, underwater

Miranda Sun has a big decision to make. It has been a year since Robbie returned her to the surface and to her life with her grandparents and older sister, Lauren. Not a day has passed since leaving Marin that she hasn't thought about the underwater city - and their handsome king, Marko. Making the decision to return to Marin isn't an easy one but at least this time Miranda will be there on her own terms - as a guest of the king and not as his captive. In the year since Miranda left many things Miranda Sun has a big decision to make. It has been a year since Robbie returned her to the surface and to her life with her grandparents and older sister, Lauren. Not a day has passed since leaving Marin that she hasn't thought about the underwater city - and their handsome king, Marko. Making the decision to return to Marin isn't an easy one but at least this time Miranda will be there on her own terms - as a guest of the king and not as his captive. In the year since Miranda left many things have changed. Marko's brother Damir is causing disharmony in the dungeons and his sister Sylvia has her own agenda. Miranda knows not all is well with the underwater city and wants to help Marko save his people. This time her time in Marin is more personal than ever with friends in danger and families at the centre of the drama.

It was a pleasure to dive back in and explore the world of Marin with Miranda. She's a little bit older, a touch wiser and I was eager to see what kind of trouble would find her in the utopian city. Captivate was great at laying the framework for the series and in Impulse the characters and setting truly shine.

Miranda is growing as a person and it is a pleasure to watch as she becomes an adult. She's not ruled solely by her emotions and there are times when her head is at war with her heart. Her relationships with Marko, Robbie and her family are interesting to read with each one having a different dynamic. Her friendship with Robbie is lovely with their changes in their situations being somewhat heartbreaking. Marko is straining under the weight of his crown but Miranda can see with an outsider's perspective that his ruling of Marin is what is best for the people. I wasn't convinced by the romance element in Captivate but in Impulse - I was solved. I loved the development and how the love was more than just a result of two characters being thrown together. They have earned their happily ever after in my eyes.

I don't want to give too much away except to say I loved the events and drama associated with Marko and Miranda's families. There is an extra element of realism and emotion not present in the first book and it added a special something to Impulse.

The setting is beautiful and again it was a pleasure getting to experience the underwater city with Miranda. The differences between life on the surface as well as the similarities with our world and Marin were lovely to read and beautifully contrasted. In Impulse we get to find out a few more Marin's secrets and some of how the magic of the underwater city operates. The pacing was great and I found this novel a much more enjoyable read than the first in the series. Vanessa Garden is really coming into her own as an author!

If you enjoyed Captivate you will love Impulse. There is a touch of mystery, duplicitous characters, a gorgeous setting and a beautiful developing romance. The characters are interesting and the love interests are gorgeous. There's a magical element of the underwater city along with realistic and relatable family issues. Impulse was a treat to read and I can't wait to see what comes next for Miranda, Marko and Marin.

Thanks to Harlequin Teen Australia for the review copy.

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Nov 16, 2014 Naomi rated it really liked it

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After reading Captivate last year, I have been eager to read the sequel to see what Miranda would do once she returned to Marin. Impulse continues a year after the conclusion of the first book, and it was still as action packed and surprising as the first book.

I liked how Miranda was willing to stand up for herself in the most part of this book. She is determined to save Marin and will do anything she can to see that Marin’s fertility returns. When it comes ...more

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Dec 07, 2014 Tien rated it liked it

Shelves: young-adult, net-galley, fantasy, australian-author

You know that feeling when you see the sequel of a book you’ve read being published? Yes, almost always an excitement and then you’d automatically purchase (in this case, a request on NetGalley) the book before you realised that you really weren’t that keen on book 1. Oops! It was unfortunate that I wasn’t quite that keen on Captivate but I didn’t hate it plus I was somewhat curious about Miranda’s return to Marin so I gave Impulse a go.

There’s definitely no denying it now, Miranda is really rea ...more

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Jul 19, 2014 Courtney rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: Kristin and Digby

Shelves: adventure, movie-worthy, romance, read-in-2015, fantasy, published-in-2014, underwater, young-adult, set-in-australia

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Oct 18, 2014 Aussie bookworm rated it it was amazing

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This book did not disappoint, Vanessa Garden is a great stand out author and I can't wait to read her future books. Impulse carries on the story of Miranda 12 months after Captivate it is now her 18th birthday and she has to decide weather she will return to Marko.

Impulse is still full of action that has you clinging to your seat and not wanting to put the book down. I love the characters and the direction they head, Miranda is my favourite as she is so intent of saving Marin and the people she ...more

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Dec 20, 2014 Carol rated it it was ok

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Such a gorgeous cover that I could not help but be intrigued by the story. To be honest I didnt read the first book and have jumped straight into the second and still felt that it was a pretty good read at first. At times it can feel a bit childish but I can see how it would have an appeal to some young teens but if you're looking for an actual plot this is not the book for you. Although you breeze through this book you realise that not much actually happens at a ...more

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Nov 18, 2014 Nicola rated it it was amazing

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Why is it over??
The relationship development between Miranda and Marko is beautiful and the increased characterization and involvement of Lauren was great.. initially. I found her a bit annoying in some places but I think that added the development and interesting-ness of the characters. The way that this book followed I thought was great. I really can't wait for the next installment !! ...more

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Nov 27, 2014 Louise rated it it was amazing

Oh it was good to get back to Marin and everyone involved with it. Marin just keeps revealing more of its mysteries, and it all makes it even more intriguing. Now I regret reading it so fast because now I have to wait even longer for the next book! I'm sure the wait will be worth it, though- the wait between the first book and this one certainly was. ...more

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Nov 29, 2014 Cheshire rated it did not like it

This novel is just like any other Harlequin book. Such a beautiful cover though. Miranda and Lauren both appear shallow, naïve and utterly obsessed over each one of the Marin brothers. I wonder why there is only a few YA heroine's like Katniss Everdeen or Tris Prior. Even Elena Gilbert has more bite. ...more

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Feb 18, 2015 L.L. Hunter rated it it was amazing

I absolutely loved Captivate, and was waiting patiently for the next one. Impulse doesn't disappoint. Wow the events in Impulse move along quite fast. There are so many twists and turns. I love Robbie, Marko and Miranda. I never really liked Lauren and by the end I really hated her. Btw that ending! Gasp! I need to know what happens next! ...more

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Nov 21, 2015 Ebony rated it it was amazing

love love loving the submerged sun series ... expecially love how in impulse the polt seems that it's resolving and the book ending near and then boom straight back in there again one of those books you wish you could forget and read again and again ... but when is the third coming out I'm very impatient ...more

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Oct 17, 2015 Amanda Woolley rated it it was amazing

Again this book was brilliant. Just as rivetting as Captivate I couldn't put it down and wait to see what happened next. Well written will definitely be looking for more Vanessa Garden books in the future :) ...more

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Jul 02, 2014 Jessie Elizabeth rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favourites

An amazing sequel, cannot wait until the next book.

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Aug 08, 2014 Anatea Oroz marked it as to-read

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OMG! Impulse has a cover and a blurb now! I'm sooo excited to read it! ...more

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Nov 29, 2014 Elise Oliver rated it really liked it

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there aren't even words to describe my love of this book and this series. I'm sure I've said it before but if i could be even half as good at writing as Vanessa is I'd be stoked!! love it! ...more

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