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Manar Al helem — I'm on the fence about this book. I liked the premise, but a lot fell flat. It was well paced. I liked the changes in Rhys and Elias. Rosalind was getting on my nerves. She was whiny and constantly finding fault with Christopher. Even up until the end, she was stubborn and annoying. I wanted to yell at Christopher through my kindle, just forget about her already! It really seemed at times that the only love and commonality they had between them was in the sack. Or the hay. There were too many secrets, a lot of double crossing, and distrust from every character. Too many times it seemed there were much simpler solutions to their problems, but they took the hard route, which was often never really explored to potential. The ending was too convenient. These factors made me not enjoy this book as much as the first. Too much happened to these characters in the span of a year, from where the first book left off. I would have like that explained more. Yet, despite all this I liked the book. Sometimes you need a book that is as aggregating as it is entertaining.

Fu-ling Chang fu_ling_chang — In the begin of the story she almost got rapped...but her brother came throw for her, unaware of what might happin he puts his life in danger. but he wasnt alone, his friend and his sister came to help. they got her back and she saved. But as the story goes on she gets to be with a guy she thought was the best thing in the world, til she desides on what collage she wants to attend. saddly her choose happineds to be in ga. far far away from home.