Review: Platypire Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2014
I was give this book by the author in exchange for an honest review.First of all, and clearly the most important of all - I say without bias *shifty eyes* - is that there are platypires in this book.  Okay, so they're not the actual vampire platypus creature.  But there is a band called "Eddie and the Platypires", which specifies before the book began that I won that name in a charity auction.  It was so freaking beyond awesome to see that in a story, by one of my favorite authors of all people.Now, on to the review!Incomplete ends in a clearly unfinished way, expectedly, so I was pretty much going crazy with anticipation waiting for this book.  The moment I received it everything else was put on hold - because this was one that needed to be read, immediately.When Lily and Grayson see each other for the first time in two years... Just wow.  Pretty sure I forgot how to breathe - which is not something unusual when I read one of Lindy's books (She is clearly trying to kill me).  I was clutching my kindle for dear life, both excited and terrified of what was going to happen.  I don't want to give any spoilers, but wow.There is a new character in this story, Stone Pratt.  Oh my freaking gawd!  If Lindy doesn't give him a spin off book, she is wrong.  Because he is perhaps my favorite of every character I have ever read that she created.  Yes, this includes Luke from Charmed and Jared from Safe and Sound.  He has a personality that you can't help but be drawn to... plus he pretty much exudes awesomeness.Another new character, Megan.  I cannot think of many characters I've wanted to punch in the face the way I wanted to do to her.  I'm not going to go into details, but it want to say this... What kind of person does that?  No.  Just no.This book was incredible.  Perfect sequel to Incomplete, and worth the wait.  Highly recommend this series to pretty much everyone.5/5 platypires