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Md Shadhin priobondhu — He gets stuff wrong. It's annoying to a scientist.

Archie Maratheftis kypreos — This is Book 2 in Rachel Vincent's series about werecats. Hey, it's not all about werewolves. ;-) In the world of werecats, females are rare, which makes Faythe extremely valuable. She's also the daughter of an Alpha and is being groomed to one day take over the Pride, even though that's not what she wants. She made a promise to stick it out for two years, however, so she's learning the ropes and how to handle enforcer responsibilities. But some past mistakes are going to come back to haunt her. A rogue cat is killing strays, and while the Pride could normally care less about dead strays, someone is calling the Alpha directly to report these kills. Faythe and her sometimes boyfriend Marc head out to investigate. Someone's hunting strays all right, and someone else is hunting the rogue. Faythe discovers a pattern linked to some human disappearances as well and realizes that the situation may be more dangerous than they originally anticipated. In addition, Faythe's old human boyfriend keeps calling, and he's pissed. Faythe will discover she's inadvertently responsible for everything that's happening, and the consequences might be more than she can swallow. My review of the first book, Stray, highlighted Vincent's excellent prose and potential, but thought the plot was laid out a little too much like blocks. I am happy to say her potential is showing through. This book was well paced with the various conflicts interwoven throughout. The story was great, with its own twists and surprises that make it exciting. Faythe's got a lot of issues, primarily relationship issues. Marc loves her and wants to be with her, but Faythe isn't sure she even wants to be with the Pride. She can't have it both ways, however. The Pride's sense of priorities is a little skewed sometimes, which also makes living with them difficult for Faythe. While the plot is resolved, Faythe is in big trouble by the time it's over, and that won't be resolved until the next book, Pride.

Kazy Design kazydesign — For such a short read(less than 200 pages) I feel as if I read a much longer book just for the simple fact that I was never bored with the story. The story seemed to have so much going on, but not in a bad way. As soon as I finished reading it( a whole 60minutes ago) I felt like I had so much to say about it, although now I just find myself eager to get further into the world of Maximum Ride and see what happens to all the characters and how their lives unfold.

Alejandro Hernandez bootcampmia — Very heart warming... Suggested if you want a feel good book.