IT WAS PRETTY GOOD. I HATE BOOKS THAT HAVE TO CONTINUE
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IT WAS PRETTY GOOD.  I HATE BOOKS THAT HAVE TO CONTINUE.........  IF EACH BOOK STANDS ALONE--FINE.
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Possession didn't posses me.  Well this one just didn't possess me and it isn't because I'm sporting one of those tattoos from supernatural.  lol

This one I tried to like.  But it reminded me a lot like the movie PUSH.  Which don't get me wrong the book was good.  It just could have been a little better.  Some of the parts of the book made me have to go back and reread them so I would fully see what was happening in my mind.  And a lot of book made that very hard to do.

By the end of the book I stopped caring what decision Violet made.  And most of the time I thought she was kinda on the stupid side.  I mean if this book was about love as it sounded to me.  What wouldn't you do for it?  I know I would run like hell to the ends of the earth to have it and keep it.

The story felt extremely unfinished and to start a second book with so much unfinished then have diff main people just sounds stupid if you ask me.  The author should have tied up all the loose ends and could have cut out a lot of this book.  So the next book could have started in a better spot and it wouldn't have mattered. Or she could have gone enough to introduce this new character from the second book and then ended it.

So all in all Im just glad this book is over.

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Disclosure: I was offered a free copy of this book by the author in return for an honest review.

If I was browsing in a bookshop I doubt I would ever pick this book up. However I was offered a copy in return for a review so I started it and it was pretty gripping. There's something about the supposed helplessness of Danyael that wants you to give him a good shaking. I guess thats the allure of the book that its filled with multiple characters and you want them o do something and they don't (yet), and you want them to change and they might. It's infuriating, entertaining and it hooks into you.

Good enough that I want to read the next one
4639401
I hated the way it ended.  Up to that point it was an excellent book.  We were just left hanging!
2166093
I couldn't put it down, BUT...... I hate when I have to get another book to read the conclusion of a story.
3367570
I hated it and I loved it at the same time. So far one of the better books I have read this year.
4123503
It was good!  I had a lot of emotions while reading - a lot of which were not happy (I was angry at the characters).  But in the end - it all made sense.
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I thought it was alright, but  I am not into ongoing story type mysteries,
I want to read it to its end, not have to get several books to finish it.
I don't like predictable stories either.
Sandy
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It was better than the first one, but not good enough to make me want to continue the series.
3241443
It was good just had an abrupt ending. I might even have to go back and read what the hell happened.
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It was good. It dragged in spots, but it was good. Needs someone to proof read and spell check it.
1212669
It was OK, but the main person is killed in the final chapter and then the book ends with a to be continued. I don't like books that don't end. This author with a little seasoning could be very good.
3583827
I am in fifth grade and usually refuse to stop reading a book when I'm in the middle of a book, no matter how much it sucks. I didn't drop this book, but it was sort of lame how there wasn't really a problem in it...which made it tempting to stop reading. And I think Mazie wasn't mean enough. If she were really, REALLY terrible, this book might've been more fun. But I liked this book. I wish I could've read the prequel before I read this.
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I'm starting to really hate cliffhanger.  I love the book. I just hate wait to see what happens next in the book.
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It took me a while to finish this book because I put it aside to read at least one other book. Why? Because I had to read books that had to be returned to the library AND because it just didn't hold my attention. A book has to be really bad for me not to finish reading it. This was not the case with "Aussie Rules," however. But it IS a book I was able to put aside.

Part of the problem, I think, is because I felt it is overly long. I kept hearing myself say, "Oh, just get on with it already, alright?" I'm not sure if the publisher insisted that the book be a certain length or what, but it dragged on and on. And then, just like that, it ended. In one short chapter and an epilogue, the bad "guy" was caught, and the epilogue tied up all the loose ends. It is as though the author was tired of writing the book, just as I was tired of reading it.

This is not even close to the first book Shalvis wrote, but at times, it felt like it.
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It was ok. I wasn't wild about it and probably won't read the rest of the series. The main two characters were a little annoying to me. I liked the side-kicks a lot but other than that, I thought the book slow in the beginning, lacking in the middle, and then it jumps around a lot at the end. I don't regret reading it.
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The story line sucks and everyone dreaded reading it for a summer assignment... but it's actually not that bad of a book. It's pretty interesting when you really get into it.