22.6.13

Review: Endlessly || Kiersten White

Evie's paranormal past keeps coming back to haunt her. A new director at the International Paranormal Containment Agency wants to drag her back to headquarters. The Dark Faerie Queen is torturing humans in her poisonous realm. And supernatural creatures keep insisting that Evie is the only one who can save them from a mysterious, perilous fate.

The clock is ticking on the entire paranormal world. And its fate rests solely in Evie's hands.

So much for normal.


The Trilogy started with Paranormalcy and ended with Endlessly. I actually never thought that i would read Endlessly, because Supernaturally was a total disaster for me. I am sucker for PRN but this one really bored me to my bones. I was talking about second one here.

Until this month i did not know that Endlessly was the END, if i did, i would suck up and read last book long ago. So when DEX sent me the book i just a bit swooned, in a good way. Purple, purple everywhere! LOL.

I liked Endlessly, i was not expecting total slap-up. To be honest i liked that it is the end. It was a mild one though. Evie was always Evie; without plan, in trouble, in love, manipulated, found guilty...

In the novel paranormal creatures wants Evie to open a portal and send them to home but Evie had had enough being manipulated. She rejects them. But this is not her only problem. IPCA has a new director and she is after her.

I don't know if i will ever read a White novel again. [And i already added "Mind Games" to my to be read list. Now, here you see my other face.]

My favori character was Lend. I love his power, unique. He was, as always, useless. Reth on the other hand was a SOB. He was scheming, setting up something, just wanting to go home. I am kinda sad for them :(

So just the finish this series, you may read thebook. But do not ever, if you are not cherish YA, start.




3.2.13

Wicked Weekend || Gillian Archer


Why did Lauren Vaughn introduce her sister to the man she herself was crazy about? Now Lauren is watching the happy couple at their combined bachelor/bachelorette party—while Lauren sits all alone at the bar. Until she spots a hot stranger with the telltale black handkerchief in his pocket: the signal for "seeks no-strings affair with sexy submissive." Lauren can't take her eyes off him. So when he comes over, she kicks her inner good girl to the curb and follows Jamie Forman to his room, where he makes her scream with pleasure all night long.
But Jamie is a complicated man. He can't handle how desperately he wants her in his bed—and his life. It's up to Lauren to teach him how to make all night last forever.

Asphodel || Lauren Hammond


Persephone has been running for her entire life. Running from the humans to keep her immortality a secret. And running from a man who haunts her dreams. Not a man but a god, who will stop at nothing until he gets what he wants. And what he wants most, is her.
Trapped in the realm of the dead, Persephone plans to return to the land of the living. The underworld is a terrifying place where ghosts roam freely, three headed dogs patrol the gates, and it’s a living grave where the rules of earth and the warmth of the sun no longer apply. But then, something unexpected happens. Persephone finds herself falling for the god who abducted her, the god who has chased her for five thousand years, a god who is none other than death himself, Hades.
Ripped out of the underworld by Zeus, Persephone must find a pomegranate to return to the realm of the dead and to her beloved. Consuming only a seed of the fruit of the dead would bind Persephone to spend her life beneath the earth’s core with Hades. But Zeus has reduced every pomegranate tree in the world to ash. Except one. Persephone must locate that one remaining pomegranate tree, a quest that could ignite a war between the two mightiest of the god’s. A war that could cause Persephone to lose the only family she’s ever known or give up a love that comes only once every five thousand years.