![]() ![]() ![]() (Which I hope we'll see!) It's the second half of the book that made me love it - I was all keyed up and couldn't stop listening. It also made a better backdrop for the action-packed second half of the book, and leaves plenty of room for Faythe to grow in later books. Given her environment it was unlikely that Faythe could have been a considerate sweetheart, so writing her that way would have been a cop-out on the author's part. But looking back now it totally fits, so instead of being annoyed I'm actually pleased that the author decided to be real with her character. Second, Faythe is a spoiled, thoughtless brat for the first half of the book. Luckily Vincent does have a very firm grip on her world and knows what to do with it, so by the end I was just taking things as they came. First, it very much mimics Kelley Armstrong's first two Otherworld books plotwise, at least initially. Loved this! And that surprised me for a couple reasons. ![]()
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