Review: GOOD BOOK!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 2, 2013
Severed BondsWritten by: Kyra Dunstreviewed by: Amanda PeakeGoodReads-My life will never be the same again...Sometimes I wonder if my life would have gone differently if I had been a little less impulsive. Most people would think twice about driving into a snowstorm, but not me. Now I am caught up in all sorts of trouble, and not of the weather variety.Vampires, werewolves, and the Fae, oh my!Yup, they exist, all right. And I landed smack dab in the middle of their little dispute. One faction wants to keep everything quiet, and the other? Well, they seek nothing less than total world domination. Or something.And they both want me. Well, isn't that special?Now I am pulled so deep into their world that I can never hope to break free. Not only have I risked those I hold most dear, but I have discovered some things about myself that will change who I thought I was.It really sucks when you find out your whole life was a lie...My name is Alexandra Blakely, Lexi for short, and this is how it all began.MY THOUGHTS-This book was a fun read it starts off with Lexi driving down a blizzardy road very tired. Cue the dun dun dun music she goes to turn the radio station and bam she's dead right in a snowy grave. No, no because before the crash she heard some wolves and after she saw some and some random guy in a sweater. She's in and out of consciousness and finally wakes up captive on a compound.Cue the Fae and Werewolves.. fight over who gets the girl it's like a really comically yet serious love triangle.Lexi likes it but doesn't want to I should mention she's an adult and been married and in a controlling relationship etc...Of course nothing in this world can be simple she learns everything and I do mean everything is a lie.So I see this as a start to a fun series. To be honest I don't know if I'm going to read her next book or not. It's nothing against her writing style AT ALL. I'm just getting burned out of werewolves who need love.I give this book a 9 out of 10 stars.