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Kiki Kiki 499513535b8ec — The second installment in The Last Apprentice series is a good old fashioned horror story about evil spirits who take over the minds of local priests, witches, and an evil Quisitor who is making it his mission to kill as many women as possible, in the name of ridding the world of witches. This is truly horror, with lots of scary and gruesome scenes. We listened to this on audio, and while I didn't love the voices the actor used for everyone (I found his Alice voice particularly annoying) it helped pass the time on a very long car ride.

Jeysin Heng _eysin — I just want to start by saying how much I loved Dev in this book. He was constantly making me laugh from the very beginning to the very end. Even though it was sad, I liked that we saw some of his past. That past made me care for him even more. He is truly a beautiful man. The part we got to see about his brothers (two of the quads) Remi and Quinn/ love triangle was brutal, and makes us understand a little more why Remi is the way he is, and the situation he struggles with every single day. Samia is a great heroine. Her past was very hard to read about. The betrayel of her sister (that lead to her death), must be unbearable to live with. Yet she handles it as best she can, and she tries to live her life to the full. She also got pretty screwed over by Artemis, the powers she recieved (by becoming a Dark Hunter) are really shitty and most of the time make her life impossible, but she deals with it, and she doesn't moan or bitch about it. Her being an Amazonian warrior was impressive and I can deffinately see why she is a 'Dog of War'. She can kick serious ass! Her and Dev together are a perfect match. I was happy to see that Aimee and Fang are doing well re-building Sanctuary and that Savitar has seen sense and reinstated their license. Which we knew he already felt guilty about. He also shows some incredible powers and gives out a few 'gifts'. I felt really sorry for all the guilt that Fang now carries on his shoulders. I hope that one day (soon) Fang will be able to let go of that guilt over a situation he had no control over. He's an amazing guy! I would have given this book 5 stars instead of 4, if not for the whole 'get the girdle' story. I just didn't see why it was neccesary. Plus it took me further and further away from more Dev and Samia time, which I was dying for. A massive OMG moment at seeing Amaranda and Cael. AND they're now also working for Thorn. Who'd have thought! Hope to see more of them soon. Bar the Girdle thing, this book was incredible.