The Ravens

Wow! That was a boring book! I thought it would pick up when I neared the fifty percent mark but it didn’t. It just kept dragging on and on.

What really were the roles of any of the “sisters’ since they don’t have a role in the story until the end? And Vivi, God, Vivi. She was annoying and boring. She got on my nerves so much when it was time for her POV. Her mother was trying to protect her, mother’s intuition and all, and she was messing it all up because her mother kept moving every couple of years, to protect Vivi and Vivi hated that. And her insecurities, oh my God. I know everyone has insecurities but how could anyone be attracted to Vivi when she doesn’t even like herself for most of the book?

And Mason, God, what quality does he have to like-to want to date-besides being attractive? He doesn’t have a personality.

Scarlett was the most interesting character–or one of them–and she was the one who lost the most in the end. How is that far? Technically she does get her “happily ever after”–the thing she wanted the whole book–but it didn’t seem right in a way.

Anyway, this book is very boring and made me mad at times. Going to try to sell it.

This one is so much fun. A well-written page-turner chock full of witchy goodness. All fans of witches, of Danielle Paige, Kass Morgan, or just of damn good books should pick this up! Highest recommendations!

I must admit that I did not want this story to end. So much so that I would only read a few pages at a time. The storyline was intriguing and captivating and I found myself enjoying every single character. I pre-ordered this book on a whim and I’m so happy I did!!

The book arrived quickly. It was packaged well and even though the box was slightly smooshed the book was in perfect shape.

Well, I had very high hopes for this book. I heard great things about it. Im not sure what they were reading. This is the first book in almost 10 years that I DNFd. I gave it the first 50 pages, and could not get through it.