Review: Betrayal
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
I received a copy of this book from the author in return for a fair and honest review.If ever you will feel sorry for a character, I can pretty much guarantee that you will feel it for Alexis in Betrayal.  As the title states you will not be surprised to find that she will be betrayed but by whom and in what circumstances.  This book is a whirlwind of plots within plots, twists, turns, ghosts from the past and fears from the present.Alexis comes across most of the time as quite level-headed and calm but don't get me wrong, she can also act like a complete spoiled princess too.  She insists on going her way on a lot of things which I guess isn't that far removed from pretty much every teenager around.The characters in this series all have their own strengths and flaws which makes them remarkably human-like for vampires!  When you figure out who you can trust please let me know!  I have heard this book being likened to Stephanie Meyer's series (as are most YA/Paranormal books it seems!) but honestly, I never saw a comparison when I was reading it.  Gripping, enthralling and will keep you engrossed.  Definitely recommend this series.http://archaeolibrarianologist.blogspot.de/2014/03/betrayal-transformed-2-by-stacy-claflin.html