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Torn

(A Wicked Trilogy #2)

Jennifer L. Armentrout (Goodreads Author)

4.09 · Rating details · 16,741 ratings · 1,604 reviews

Torn between duty and survival, nothing can be the same.

Everything Ivy Morgan thought she knew has been turned on its head. After being betrayed and then nearly killed by the Prince of the Fae, she’s left bruised and devastated—and with an earth-shattering secret that she must keep at all costs. And if the Order finds out her secret, they’ll kill her.

Then there’s Ren O ...more

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Sep 15, 2014 Holland rated it it was amazing

I don't know who had the audacity to rate this book one star as soon as the author put up the link for it, but I went ahead and gave it a five star because Mrs. JLA...

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Feb 03, 2015 Laura rated it it was ok

Shelves: fantasy, dont-like-the-mcs-but-ugh, jlarmentrout-books, ebooks-i-own, romance, awful-heroine, ugh, na, cool-book-terrible-heroine

|1.7 so annoyed stars|

Oh dear Lady… am I biased?

I’m so unsure about what I should think. When I started this book I was hyperconscious of the last book I read by Jennifer and how that turned out to be – a true disappointment. So I didn’t want to go ahead and tear this book apart while reading it; and what do you know… I didn’t like it.

I don’t know if this is me realizing how similar all her books are and how unable I was to set apart her narratives. Like, Ivy’s voice is so similar to Kat’s ...more

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Jul 18, 2016 Rachel Reads Ravenously rated it it was amazing

Shelves: paranormal-romance, magic, ebooks, romance, urban-fantasy, fantasy, new-adult-mania, fae-fairies

4.5 stars!!

There will be slight spoilers from the previous book in this review. If you don't want Wicked spoilers STOP READING NOW!!! Okay? Okay.

Ivy Morgan is a member of The Order, a group with a mission to go out and kill Fae living in the human world. At the end of the previous book she was almost killed by the Fae Prince, until he discovered she is the halfling he has been looking for. This secret throws Ivy and she has no idea who to trust with this information. Because the Prince needs ...more

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Dec 11, 2014 Kassidy rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2016-release, ebooks

It was great seeing Ivy and Ren again and learning more about the fae. I didn't love this one as much as the first book. The beginning and middle were a little slow, but the ending was crazy and left me so excited for the next book, Brave. ...more

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Dec 18, 2014 Siobhan Davis rated it really liked it

Shelves: arc, series, fantasy, romance, paranormal-romance, paranormal

So, I'm a bit torn over this book (pun intended) because although I did enjoy it (it's JLA, so come on like) and there were loads of things I loved about it (Ren and Tink anyone?) there were a few niggly issues which stopped me engaging in my usual gush-fest; things that prevented me from rating this a five-star read.

But I'll start with the good stuff. I loved how Ivy behaved in this book. She gets on with things, refusing to be seen as altered or injured or weak, and she never indulges in self So, I'm a bit torn over this book (pun intended) because although I did enjoy it (it's JLA, so come on like) and there were loads of things I loved about it (Ren and Tink anyone?) there were a few niggly issues which stopped me engaging in my usual gush-fest; things that prevented me from rating this a five-star read.

But I'll start with the good stuff. I loved how Ivy behaved in this book. She gets on with things, refusing to be seen as altered or injured or weak, and she never indulges in self-pity. She wants to take control and deal with things head-on. Rock-on Ivy.

Ren is still a hot, sexy, sweet guy and I totally ship him with Ivy. Yes, he lost his way a little but I forgave him because he recovered spectacularly. I enjoyed the romantic scenes between our couple even if they were a bit scant overall.

TINK!!! Omg, I loved Tink in Wicked but he's even better in this. And that revelation - ha, ha! Genius. The scene where he is "outed" is hysterically funny and I was chuckling away to myself.

The latter scenes involving the Prince were awesome. Creepy, a bit debauched and depraved, but awesome all the same. And I want to help Ivy string that Breena (Breana??) one up.

What I love the most about this book - and this is classic JLA - is the witty banter between Ivy and Ren, Ivy and Tink, and Tink and Ren. Plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.

The writing is superb as usual, the characters are well developed, and the world building was decent.

Probably the biggest issue I had was with the actual storyline. It was too predictable and there wasn't enough happening to drive the plot forward. Certain aspects of the story lacked depth, in my opinion, and I wonder how well they would hold up to more detailed scrutiny. I could be specific but I don't want to give away any spoilers so I'll say no more. I also felt the pacing was off which I was most surprised at because Jennifer's books are almost always perfectly paced with a mix of action and romance that flows consistently. I actually struggled to get into the first twenty percent of this book and I was starting to get bored. Thankfully, it picked up after that and it became a non-issue thereafter.

Overall, Torn was still a good read - it just didn't blow my mind in the way most of Jen's books do. But I'm still very invested in this series because I love Ivy, Ren, and Tink, and I want to find out how the story concludes. If you enjoyed Wicked, and you are a fan of Jennifer's, then you'll most likely enjoy it.

Actual rating: 3.5 Stars

This review will appear on my blog in due course: http://myyanabookobsession.com

Thanks to Jennifer and her publicist, Kelly Simmon, for providing an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review. ...more

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Aug 31, 2020 Lisann rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy

“You should go update your Match.com profile with that information. The ladies will be lining up outside, because nothing screams romance like being held captive in a cage.”

It is quite difficult to write a review of this book without spoiling the events of book 1. So I will try something short and new:

Tropes that this book gave me and that I didn't know I needed right now:

-A dramatic realization that will change your life forever (This is not even an understatement)
-Little sugar-addicted ...more

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May 05, 2016 Jen ♥Star-Crossed Book Blog♥ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, dont-cry, giggleworthy, favorite-heroines, hot-hot-hot, go-away-sweaty-palms, love-makes-my-heart-happy, good-boys-i-love, arcs, new-adult

***Spoilers for Wicked. If you haven't read Wicked yet, you can read my review here***

“I don’t want to die.”

Torn was an emotional ride that was filled with uncertainty and characters I absolutely loved! It was everything I was hoping the second book would be and much, much more! I was left on such a high and I truly can't wait for the release of the next book to see what happens with characters who have easily become favorites for me. Each and every one of them has embedded themselves in my heart. Ivy is someone who makes me want to be her best friend, Ren makes me want to steal him so he could do wicked things to me and I'd love to carry Tink around in my purse all day so I could hear all of his crazy antics. And I can't wait to see where their journey is going to go from here!

The hate building inside me burned brighter than a thousand suns, but even with that rage, I always, always felt cold. With each passing day, it was like I was filling up on the inside with ice and shadows. The only time I didn’t feel this way was when I slept.
I felt nothing then.

The horror, uncertainty and utter shock that Ivy felt upon learning that she was the halfling crippled me. I knew that she made the most sense in the back of my mind, but I was truly hoping that Val would be the halfling. Even if that wasn't very logical. I just couldn't believe that after she finally opened herself up to friendship and possibly love with Ren, that she was slapped right in the face. Because the man she had fallen for had been sent there to kill her.

I should’ve never gotten close to him.

While Ivy vacillated in telling Ren the truth about what she was, I completely understood her internal struggle. If she told him the truth, what would he do? Turn her in, be the one to kill her or would he just leave since history was repeating itself? It was such a hard decision, and while I started to struggle with her keeping secrets and the truth from Ren, that issue quickly disappeared in my eyes. Why? Because Torn took a dive into a dangerous, twisted area that quickly had me rooting for Ivy and being her biggest fan.

“You can fight this all you want, but I know the game and the rules,” he said , and my stomach roiled as his icy breath coasted over my cheek. “I know how this ends, little bird. And trust me, you will be consenting sooner than you realize.” - The Prince

Speaking of twisted, can I say how much I hate the Prince? Well, hmm, actually that's not entirely true. *hides face while I make this confession* Yes he's creepy and wants to impregnate Ivy so the gates from the Otherworld remain open so he can take over the mortal world. But at times I found him amusing. And I truly don't know what that says about me at all because the prince was sick and twisted. You see, he had this weird sense of humor and would say and do things that made him appear in a different light. I know that it's probably because he's a psychopath and I know without a shadow of doubt not to trust him but his personality had these blue moon moments. In those moments he was entertaining. But then he would do stuff that quickly had him nose diving into the oh-I-hope-you-die category. I loved that the Prince was a complex character that made me second guess my hatred for him but then had me spiralling back into the rallying behind his death. On a side note, I hope Breena dies too!!! I know you'll agree with me!

As I exited the bedroom, I hit the switch and turned on the fan, grinning when he shrieked.
“That was screwed up!” he shouted as he was flung across the room. (Tink & Ivy)

Thank goodness Ivy had Tink in her life though, because he was a constant. No matter how ridiculous he could be. And trust me, he definitely strays from the bounds of being normal lol. But I loved that Ivy had a male best friend who was from the Otherworld. There's so, so, so much I want to say about Tink. But I can't because of huge spoilers. But just know that while I guessed for one thing to be true, the other one I wasn't even close. At all. Let's just say that I stared at the page open-mouthed while trying not to gasp. Or maybe laugh. I can't tell you which. Yeah. I desperately need someone to talk to about that!! But besides loving Tink interacting with Ivy, I freaking adored Tink and Ren's interactions because those moments were always explosive, hilarious and over the top.

My fingers curled around the top of my dress as I stared blankly at the tile floor. I didn’t know who I was anymore. My breath caught in my chest.

How did I not talk about Ren yet?! After reading Wicked and now Torn, I truly believe that wicked is the perfect word for describing Ren. He is constantly exploding sexuality and I just wanted to crawl into the book and steal him for myself. His looks, his touches, his words everything he does seduces me, um I mean Ivy. And while my heart did break for him as the story unfolded, he proved himself to be the badass sexy fighter that I have easily come to love.

I’m gonna kill her. My hands trembled as I let the bra slip to the floor. I’m gonna kill her. I kept repeating those words as I slipped off my undies.

So now I patiently wait for the next book. The ending of Torn is much, much easier to handle then Wicked, who's ending left me feeling like my heart had been ripped out of my chest. Although I do love that feeling, since I'm glutton for feeling deep emotions in a book. But I can't wait to read more about my favorite characters! Come on 2017!!
*Quotes were taken from ARC*

*ARC kindly provided by Jennifer L. Armentrout via Inkslinger PR in exchange for an honest review*

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May 19, 2020 ✰ Liz ✰ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: audioread, burning-the-midnight-oil, tattooed, abused, best-couples, best-leading-lady, alpha-male-love, paranormal, action-packed

★4.5★

“You cannot let anyone know what you are.”

Torn is the second book in A Wicked Trilogy. This second book in the trilogy picks up directly after the first book Wicked. Ivy and Ren are in danger and the stakes are high for them to make it through alive. Ivy is a fighter and she refuses to give up. Ren has fallen head over heels in love with Ivy and although there are still secrets lingering between them, he will fight to the death to get her back in his arms.

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Mar 23, 2015 BookOwl BookOwl rated it liked it

Shelves: can-t-wait, 2016-releases

Couple days later and I'm still not over how totally disappointed this book left me. The first problem was the language of the characters, immature.

I felt as if I was reading about a slightly older version of Alex from Half-Blood. The setting did nothing for me and it took me forever to get through half of this book.

To be honest, it wasn't interesting in the least. There isn't a single part that I can say captivated me, not a single character that intrigued me, nothing.

Can't believe I'm saying ...more

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Jan 12, 2018 Penny rated it really liked it

Shelves: u-read-urban-fantasy, reviewed

Actual rating 3.5 stars.

I quite liked it. Very entertaining.

Wicked (A Wicked Trilogy #1)
Brave (A Wicked Trilogy #3) ...more

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Aug 31, 2015 Jessica ❥Chatterbooks Book Blog❥ rated it really liked it

Shelves: new-adult, paranormal-fae, urban-fantasy-paranormal-romance

3.75 stars
I have been anticipating this book for a very long time. I expected it to blow me out of the water, because I loved Wicked. Maybe I hyped it up to much in my head. I liked Torn, unfortunately, it just didn't compare to the first book imo. I was a little disappointed by that. Regardless, I still can't wait to read the third book in this series. I love Ivy, Ren, and especially Tink! ♡ He is one of the best charaters Jennifer L. Armentrout has ever written. I hope there is a lot of him in ...more

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Mar 02, 2015 Sinead rated it really liked it

Shelves: un-put-down-able, fantasy, funny, sad, all-the-feels, heartbreakingly-romantic, swoon-worthy-love, adult, fantasy-romance, romance

Reading a JLA book is a lot like coming home. Whenever I read a new book of hers and get sucked into the world with such great characters, engaging plot and wonderful world building, I’m reminded why she’s my favourite author.

This book was like breathing a breath of fresh air. It takes off directly after Wicked – and I mean DIRECTLY, it’s almost like reading the next chapter of that book than the start of a new one – and Ivy has discovered that she’s not human, she’s a Halfling – half faerie, h Reading a JLA book is a lot like coming home. Whenever I read a new book of hers and get sucked into the world with such great characters, engaging plot and wonderful world building, I’m reminded why she’s my favourite author.

This book was like breathing a breath of fresh air. It takes off directly after Wicked – and I mean DIRECTLY, it’s almost like reading the next chapter of that book than the start of a new one – and Ivy has discovered that she’s not human, she’s a Halfling – half faerie, half human. And that she’s part of an evil prince’s plan to create an “apocalypse baby” to open the gates to the Faery world permanently.

I literally flew through this book. It gripped me by its talons and wouldn’t let go until I’d finished it. I loved reading about Ivy again, as she’s such a funny and independent protagonist. And she’s my age as this is NA, so she was that much more relatable and mature compared to the usual seventeen year olds of YA books. I loved how stubborn she was and how she tried to be strong no matter what.

And Ren and Tink were so funny. Tink in particular is impossible not to love; I laughed or was constantly smiling every time he appeared. Ren is so delicious, and so completely in love with Ivy. The two of them together just made me melt. We get quite a few sexy scenes with him and Ivy but we also got so many moments where they simply clicked, and showed us why they’re so good together.

We also get a proper introduction to the Prince of the faeries, and his plan to get Ivy pregnant with his child that will permanently open the gates back to his world. I have a slight love of those evil bad boys and when I discovered he had to “woo” Ivy as he can’t impregnate her without her permission, I was so excited to see his interactions with Ivy. And, needless to say, I loved them. I can’t say too much about them for spoiler reasons, but if you have a bad boy fetish like me, you’ll love them ;)

There were a few small issues, however: I felt that some aspects of the plot were quite predictable (which also happened in Wicked). I also didn’t like that the story picked up right after the ending of Wicked without any explanation as to what really happened in the first book, and no reminders about certain characters or places. As Wicked came out over a year and a half ago and I didn’t have time to re-read it, it was a little confusing at first.

Overall, this story was a great addition to this series, and I can’t wait for the final in this trilogy to find out what happens to these characters.

*Thanks to Jennifer and her publicist, Kelly Simmon, for providing an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.* ...more

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May 03, 2018 Ronak Gajjar rated it it was ok

Shelves: cover-lust, 2018, series

Okay! I am been literally annoyed by the - “SAVE THE WORLD” concept! (**Ehhh! I should have known!)
So predictable brewing love-story! Ugh!
Concept: 2.25/5.0
Execution: 2.75/5.0
Characters Bespoken: 2.25 /5.0
World Building: 2.25 /5.0
Cover: 3.25/5.0
Writing Style: 3.0/5.0
Overall: 2.25/5.0
One question? Why does the second part even exist? Wasn’t “The Prince” supposed to be a bit scary? Why such whinny world building? Why always a hot hero? Why always a beautiful heroine?
Actually, I have a hoard of q ...more

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Aug 14, 2016 lena rated it it was amazing

NOW I HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL SUMMER 2017 NOOOOO IM SCREWED

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Jan 24, 2021 • Lindsey Dahling • rated it it was amazing

Shelves: baller-book-club

OH OKAY JENNIFER ARMENTROUT. I GUESS I DON’T NEED SLEEP.

THIS IS FINE. EVERYTHING IS FINE. I’LL GET COFFEE. AND THE THIRD BOOK. NOT SLEEP. WORK TOMORROW WILL BE FINE.

BYE NOW.

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Oct 06, 2015 Monique V rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016, urban-fantasy-and-paranormal, new-adult

4.5 I loved this book!! buy not as much as the first one. I like that this was more complex and we got to see the creepy prince in action but I feel like this book was too small. I WANT MORE TINK IN MY LIFE!! This is probably one if the only series that makes me laugh uncontrollably even when stuff is going to hell. JLA just does her humor so well!
I NEED THE NEXT BOOK!!

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Jun 21, 2016 Candace Robinson rated it it was amazing

I really liked this sequel. I liked seeing how strong Ivy was and even with everything that happened with her while maybe a little more damaged she is not destroyed. Tink is like my favorite character so freaking hilarious. I got a little annoyed at Ren, but he fixed it! The Prince was an excellent villain. Although the pacing at the beginning was a little slow the rest made up for it. My one complaint is I felt like there was too much name dropping going on. I can't wait for book 3! Full review ...more

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Jan 29, 2015 Amy marked it as to-read

I'm in such a terrible yet delicious book hangover from Wicked. I need Torn now!! ...more

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Oct 30, 2018 Ashley Daviau rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The first book in the series was great but this one was even better! I really enjoyed getting to know the characters more, they’re definitely a part of what makes this series so enjoyable. There were quite a few twists and turns that kept me on my feet, every time I thought I had it figured out something new came along to shake things up. My only complaint is the unnecessarily long and explicit sex scenes. I’m all for some smut but sometimes too much is too much!

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Jul 28, 2016 Marti⁷♡ rated it it was amazing

4.5 stars!
I want a spin-off series with the prince. You might think I'm crazy because he is a son of a bitch and creepy as fuck, but I really liked him!
And I LOVED Tink in this book! He made me laugh a lot :D ...more

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Jul 14, 2015 Stef marked it as to-read

It said at the end of Wicked, this would be released this summer? How it comes in here in Goodreads it says 2016?! Please J Lynn, can I have the book now? Pretty please?

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Jan 13, 2021 Ashley rated it it was amazing

Star Rating: —> 4.5 Stars

AHHHH SO GOOD! Dying to move on to Brave! Here I goooo!

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Apr 30, 2018 Hillary rated it liked it

Shelves: low-fantasy

3.5 stars

Although I predicted right at the beginning what was going to happen nearly at the end of the book, I did enjoy reading this book. It had everything I wanted to see when I started reading.

I needed great romance moments but I didn’t want possessive Ren to make his appearance again and I can say that I was positively surprised by him. I don’t know if the publication distance between the first and second book contributed to this change but damn, I don’t even want to know. 1st Ren <<<<<<<<< ...more

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Dec 31, 2014 Eli Paz marked it as to-read

DA. HELL.

NO RELEASE DATE?

WHAT I'M SUPPOSED TO DO NOW?

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Jun 23, 2016 Danya rated it did not like it

Shelves: 2016-releases, self-published, romance, urban-fantasy, new-adult, own-a-digital-copy

I’ve read some pretty bad books in my time, and at least a few of them were written by JLA, but this one takes the cake. Bad writing; a nonsensical plot line; and countless problematic representations of gender, sexuality, and sexual violence combine to make TORN the worst book I’ve read in recent memory. Thank god for Becky and Kaja, who buddy-read/suffered through this one with me (via buddy read) and made it bearable by ripping it to shreds. Spoilers ahead (but it’s worth it to read them, tru I’ve read some pretty bad books in my time, and at least a few of them were written by JLA, but this one takes the cake. Bad writing; a nonsensical plot line; and countless problematic representations of gender, sexuality, and sexual violence combine to make TORN the worst book I’ve read in recent memory. Thank god for Becky and Kaja, who buddy-read/suffered through this one with me (via buddy read) and made it bearable by ripping it to shreds. Spoilers ahead (but it’s worth it to read them, trust me).

As member of the Order, Ivy is tasked with patrolling the streets of New Orleans hunting for Fae. In this universe, Fae use their glamour to compel humans and feed on them, often draining their life force in the process. Not exactly Tinkerbell, is what I’m saying. So members of the Order are understandably freaked when news of a Fae Prince’s arrival in New Orleans reaches their ears…but no one has more cause for concern than Ivy. In the first book, WICKED, Ivy unearthed some secrets about her heritage that put her directly in the Prince’s line of fire. Turns out that the Prince has arrived on earth to find Ivy and impregnate her with a child that will usher in the Fae apocalypse. But it’s okay, because the child can only be conceived if Ivy gives her consent!

If you’re thinking “ummm what the hell?” then rest assured, you’re not alone. Maybe I should’ve known that something bizarre like this would occur – this is JLA we’re talking about here – but the threat of the apocalypse baby is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to horrible representations of sexuality. If you find issues of sexual violence and non-con triggering, then you should 100% skip this series (and probably all books by JLA honestly).

For a book with so many problematic elements in it, there really isn’t much that actually happens in TORN. Ivy spends an awful lot of time feeling sorry for herself and getting distracted by the fact that her boyfriend is a jerk who handles upsetting news poorly. Remove the senseless deaths of innocent people and the normalization of sexual violence and there’s really nothing to TORN.

The threat of rape, assault, and glamour-induced coercion is repeatedly levelled against Ivy (and Ren too, although that’s completely glossed over because he’s a ~man~). But JLA assures us we shouldn’t worry because the Prince can’t make Ivy conceive unless she consents to sex with him. But, you know, he could still rape her. <– That casual tone is exactly how JLA discusses sexual violence in TORN, and it enraged me. Another really frustrating element of the book? The word “rape” is never used, not once. The Prince repeatedly drugs, coerces, and manipulates Ivy in an attempt to “put a baby in her belly” but that’s never explicitly named as sexual violence. And when Ivy’s boyfriend Ren is sexually assaulted and possibly raped by a female Fae, the word “rape” isn’t used either. Your readers see through these weird euphemisms, JLA!

On top of all of this, JLA also completely isolates Ivy from all of her friends. In WICKED, Ivy’s BFF Val is revealed as a turncoat and in TORN the Prince murders her in a weird play for Ivy’s respect/affection. Of course, the Order also murders Val’s parents because they must be evil people if their daughter made poor choices, right? *facepalm* She also can’t trust her roomie Tink, the formerly doll-sized brownie because guess what? He can be a human-sized hottie if he wants to be! In JLA land this likely means that he views Ivy as a sex object, as all “females” are.

In the past I’ve struggled to quit JLA, as her work is essentially the bookish version of crack. But I think I finally mean it when I say that I’ve been burned by Jennifer L. Armentrout (JLA) for the last time.

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Mar 06, 2018 Natalia rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, newadult, fairy

There is something about Jennifer L. Armentrout's writing style that makes me love most of her books. Her style isn't something that special, but it's incredibly addicting. Even though not everything is perfect, I can't seem to stop reading it.
Ren and Ivy are as cute as they were in the previous book, but here their relationship was a bit more serious. I really like those two and I definitely ship them.
However my favorite characters still remains Tink. He is really funny, sweet and overall amazi ...more

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Apr 06, 2018 Lillian ☁ Cloud 9 Books ☁ rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, read-in-2018, romance

***** 4.5 Stars *****

Cannot be read as a standalone.

This series is so fun! I love the romance, action, and I LOVE TINK and his Amazon prime addiction.

I finished this in one day, and I'm going right into book 3.

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Sep 09, 2014 Danielle (Love at First Page) rated it really liked it

Shelves: own-kindle-book, favorites-new-adult, genre-new-adult, read-in-2016, cover-love, fantasy-scifi-paranormal

REN!! <3

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Dec 17, 2014 Yashleen Jhand marked it as to-read

2015!!!! There's not even a cover. I'm not going to survive that long. ...more

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Dec 01, 2014 Hannah McBride rated it it was amazing

Shelves: new-adult, new-adult-paranormal, favorite-authors, new-adult-romance, new-adult-fantasy

There’s a certain kind of delicious comfort that I experience every time I open a Jennifer L. Armentrout book. I know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that I’ll enjoy it. She’s one of those rare authors that I just love everything she touches with words. Sometimes I just enjoy the ride, other times I am left agape and sometimes I just can’t control my fan-girl flailing freakouts. TORN, the sequel to last year’s Wicked, was one of those agape/OMG-freak-out books.

TORN picks right where Wicked left off ...more

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# 1 New York Times and # 1 International Bestselling author Jennifer lives in Charles Town, West Virginia. All the rumors yo Hey Guys! Please note: I don't send out ARCs for review. If you're interested in reviewing a book of mine before release date, please contact the appropriate publisher. I also do NOT check my Goodreads email.

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# 1 New York Times and # 1 International Bestselling author Jennifer lives in Charles Town, West Virginia. All the rumors you’ve heard about her state aren’t true. When she’s not hard at work writing. she spends her time reading, watching really bad zombie movies, pretending to write, hanging out with her husband and her Jack Russell Loki. In early 2015, Jennifer was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a group of rare genetic disorders that involve a breakdown and death of cells in the retina, eventually resulting in loss of vision, among other complications. Due to this diagnosis, educating people on the varying degrees of blindness has become of passion of hers, right alongside writing, which she plans to do as long as she can.

Her dreams of becoming an author started in algebra class, where she spent most of her time writing short stories….which explains her dismal grades in math. Jennifer writes young adult paranormal, science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary romance. She is published with Tor, HarperCollins Avon and William Morrow, Entangled Teen and Brazen, Disney/Hyperion and Harlequin Teen. Her Wicked Series has been optioned by PassionFlix. Jennifer has won numerous awards, including the 2013 Reviewers Choice Award for Wait for You, the 2015 Editor’s Pick for Fall With Me, and the 2014/2015 Moerser-Jugendbuch- Jury award for Obsidian. Her young adult romantic suspense novel DON’T LOOK BACK was a 2014 nominated Best in Young Adult Fiction by YALSA. Her adult romantic suspense novel TILL DEATH was a Amazon Editor’s Pick and iBook Book of the Month. Her young adult contemporary THE PROBLEM WITH FOREVER is a 2017 RITA Award Winner in Young Adult Fiction. She also writes Adult and New Adult contemporary and paranormal romance under the name J. Lynn. She is published by Entangled Brazen and HarperCollins.

She is the owner of ApollyCon and The Origin Event, the successful annual events that features over hundred bestselling authors in Young Adult, New Adult, and Adult Fiction, panels, parties, and more. ...more

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A Wicked Trilogy (3 books)

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“I loved him more than I loved pralines and beignets, and that was hardcore, because my love of sugary, sweet things rivaled the most epic love stories known to man.” — 20 likes

“They love me. You see, brownies are, like, the shit in the Otherworld. So I am the supreme shit here.”

I frowned, wondering if he knew how that sounded.” — 11 likes

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