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Twisted (Tangled, #2)

Emma Chase

Start date: March 25, 2014

Finish date: March 31, 2014

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Oct 18, 2013 Cyndi Becker rated it really liked it

Complimentary copy provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review

1 dinner invitation decline, 1 silly white lie, someone nosing around an appointment book and 2 people forgetting to talk – That will give you Twisted. The name is totally on the mark. But how the heck did they unravel SO quickly?

The first half quickly sets us up for the inevitable angst. At the end of the prologue you know something bad is going to happen – something will come between Kate and Drew. One can really see the Complimentary copy provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review

1 dinner invitation decline, 1 silly white lie, someone nosing around an appointment book and 2 people forgetting to talk – That will give you Twisted. The name is totally on the mark. But how the heck did they unravel SO quickly?

The first half quickly sets us up for the inevitable angst. At the end of the prologue you know something bad is going to happen – something will come between Kate and Drew. One can really see the strength in Emma Chase’s writing as the tone Kate carries (Twisted is from her POV) and Drew’s (Tangled POV) is distinctly different. Kate is mostly calm and level headed, where we know Drew to be sarcastic and full of comedy.

The story is also told in the manner where Kate is looking back describing how things got to the point they did so at about 60%, we are in present time and looking forward to see how this cluster will get resolved. I really liked being in Kate’s head and seeing how she worked through the quandary.

Things level out and we can finally breathe a sigh of relief. At the end of Tangled, we thought we knew how Drew and Kate’s’ relationship would develop, how they would get from point A to point B, well things between them aren’t as conventional as we might think.

What I loved:
Got to catch up with Drew and his family (especially MacKenzie) is the best and see a bit more of Kate’s history.

What wasn’t to love? (view spoiler)

I recommend to anyone who read and loved Tangled – I think if your read Tangled, you loved it. THUS READ TWISTED!
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Dec 30, 2013 Say rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Now, I thought this wouldn't be as great as Tangled. Why? Well, who could top off Drew Evans and his filthy mouth? Well, I was wrong. I was absolutely wrong. Who else, but Kate! Though yup Drew is still number 1 (IMO) Kate came close to second. And yup I know it has all been a "misunderstanding" and I wanted to smack them both, well Drew (like in Tangled.....I mean towards the end) but I love how the story went. I love that we get to see Kate's POV in this one. And yup she has the same mind as D ...more

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