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At first I was a little surprised, but looking back on "the events leading to it" described on the book, it was to be expected, but since the "deed" wasn't spoken of much since it happened, I kinda forgot about it until it announced her pregnancy.

I loved that she got pregnant! And not just because I love Loki, but also because of the scandal. I have always loved a good scandal! And they were so much in love so why not!

While I enjoy her books, Amanda Hocking has real problem with overly sweet unrealistic happy endings, and the pregnancy was a great example of that. These fairy-tale endings aren't bad necessarily, but she goes so over the top. Same with her Watersong series, and kind of My Blood Approves. Everyone gets their perfect happily ever after, even Finn, Tove, and her brother and friend. It's just too much.