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Once I got past the parallels to Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld Series (Mainly revolving with Clay and Elena) I found I enjoyed the book. Faythe has flaws, is young, and wants something more from her life than just baring babies and being a wife. I respect that. At times she was childish, but she did grow in the book, and that's what I like to see in my characters. Marc was the dark version of Clay, complete with tortured past, being the enforcer, lover of the future alpha female. Ot
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It wasn't a great book to say the least. Faythe was a very difficult character to like because she was rather immature for a mid-twenty person...it's as if she waited until 18 to get her teen rebellion going and has not gotten past that stage yet. Couple that with running from her problems instead of fighting the shifter system.
The shifters society is still living under the radar so some elements and rules of the shifter society was different a bit from other novels in the genre.
The story only ...more
The shifters society is still living under the radar so some elements and rules of the shifter society was different a bit from other novels in the genre.
The story only ...more
Nice book... Had me going "ke ke ke" at the funny parts like a creepy person.. thankfully I read at home >_<
And I can actually relate to the book, because usually while reading I think "she should do that.." but it never goes as I think, but here it actually does!
And since the last book I read before this one is Anita, I was thinking it's a little similar minus the X rated things... for example people dying - check, heroin fighting for herself - check, someone threatening to rape - check, nice s ...more
And I can actually relate to the book, because usually while reading I think "she should do that.." but it never goes as I think, but here it actually does!
And since the last book I read before this one is Anita, I was thinking it's a little similar minus the X rated things... for example people dying - check, heroin fighting for herself - check, someone threatening to rape - check, nice s ...more
The first half of this book was very difficult to get into. It's told from the first person perspective of Faythe Saunders, a werecat, who has been running away from her responsibilities for five years. At first I wanted to smack Faythe around, she's whiny, pouty, and childish in the way she deals with her family and those around her. She feels like she is in an untenable situation, but instead of acting like an adult and sucking it up every once in a while she just acts extremely selfishly and
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Mar 09, 2010
Kelly
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May 21, 2010
Serena
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Jun 03, 2010
Brandi ;)
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Sep 10, 2010
Rossy
marked it as to-order
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Sep 25, 2010
Maggie
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