Review: David-reviews.com LOVED IT
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2013
I received this book in exchange for an honest review.(Mis)Fortune is the second book in the Judgement series and lead us deeper into the world of werewolfs. The mysteries grow and the characters continue to be lovable. But let me tell you what I loved about this book instead of the general "everything." :)Thankfully due to Michele's point of view we find out more in (Mis)Fortune then we did in Hope(less).  The plot deepens in the aspect that we are now finding out more information that applies to the whole "judgement" thing. With a focus more on the overall plot I am aware that there is much more going on then humans finding their way into a werewolf community, which makes me happy since I hadn't fully understood where the plot line was going in the first book. I'm actually pretty excited for what I anticipate to be a big ass battle in the end of this series.I loved the characters in this book but as always, will only talk about the main two. Michelle (aka Mimi) was the main character and at first I didn't think I would like her. She was the depressing and I'm not to fond of depressed characters. Don't get me wrong, Michele definitely had reason to be depressed, she was locked up for four years by a demented werewolf named Blake, was forced to reveal her visions, and her brothers were leverage used against her. Fast forward a bit and we see a young girl trying to do right by her two little brothers. Almost always she put their safety first and that was commendable. When she wasn't being afraid, she was unbelievably mature, kind, and responsible. She was the "damsel in distress" type but she felt real.  I really ended up liking her.Emmit was the heart throb in this book. Unlike Clay, Emmit actually spoke. He was practically the perfect man, saying the right things, taking his shirt off at the right moments, and being a badass werewolf in the right way. Everything about him from appearance to personality was just right. He was so swoon worthy it made me wish I could push Michelle out of the way and literally claim him as my own. Though if I did that how would Clay take it? So the love triangle begins. *evil smile*There is a lot more action in (Mis)Fortune then I had anticipated but I loved it. Some of the fight scenes were crazy good. My favorite fight scene is probably when Nana Wini, in her advanced age, kicked some mega butt. She walked into the fight and had them running in just a matter of minutes.Let me mention that ending without spoiling anything. Whoa. Just whoa. First we are lead to believe that Blake is a heartless man but now it kind of just confirms it. Can you say psycho that takes advantage of people without them even knowing it?I loved this book and there were times when I felt like squealing with excitement of what was to come. But because I am a guy, I didn't let myself, but I wanted to lol. I'm so hooked on this series that the only complaint that I have for (Mis)Fortune is now that I am finished, I have to wait for the next book book to come out.5/5