Review: Interesting but, at times, confusing
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2013
So book 2 picks up where Bree has fled Lissa's planet. She goes back to her home planet to hide from everyone who treated her badly. She finds turbulent romance and uses her powers to help some people in the same way Ashe and Lissa were able to help people before they realized  their true purpose.Except for her love life, this book felt much like Lissa and Ashe's books, just my humble opinion.I would like to find out what happens to Bree in her private life and who is behind all of the obsession and the blocking, so I will probably buy the next book, but I hope that it is a fresh take because there were times when I really felt like I was rereading parts of Lissa's and Ashe's lives.The confusing part comes from the many perspectives in the story. We get Bree's, Lissa's, Reah's, the bad guys', the vampire council's, and Ashe's. Everyone is dealing with stuff and it gota little disconcerting to keep jumping from one to another.Overall, I think the book was interesting, but it did get a little drawn out and confusing in parts. I care about Bree and what happens to her, but I don't want her to keep having the same back story of other main characters from other books.Also, the sex is not glossed over in this book. It is described in detail. If you are not used to that, you can skip through  as the lead up to it is fairly obvious. The author gives you plenty of time to "avert your eyes" so to speak. :)