Review: Always an enjoyable read...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 28, 2012
Think of that comfortable sense of familiarity like a favourite blanket that is welcoming and envelops you in its warmth and this series does that for me. Sydlynn has been trying to fit in all her life and  the fact that she is part witch/sidhe princess and demon makes her unique. Her life has just been one drama after the next and it looks like College is going to be no different. Trying to be normal is hard when you a a coven leader and you have saved the world a couple of times. Away from home and her coven, Syd has to fend for herself though she is reunited with some of the old gang that causes certain complications to arise and her reputation proceeds her.  Something strange is up with her friends and they are hanging with bad company and Syd is determined to find out what is going on even if it means sorting it out herself. I like Syd, she has a lot to deal with and she just gets on with things though being a teenager can get overwhelming at times. With so many people trying to kill her, you would think she would be incredibly jaded but she isn't and sure she has her moments of "poor me" but she picks herself up and is there for her family and friends. Dealing with blood magic, evil witches named Ameline and rogue vampires is run of the mill for Syd but affairs of the heart are harder to overcome. Quaid, he seriously frustrated and annoyed me in this book, sounding like a self-centred brat who needs to get over himself already. When Syd needs him, he is never there and off with his new circle of enforcer friends and so many times he has let her down. Liam on the other hand is cute, loyal and devoted to her, dropping everything at a moment's notice to help her out so for me it is a no brainer over who she should choose. Plenty of action in this series with a touch of romance than makes me smile.