Review: If I could just shake the sense into Opa...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2013
Don't let my review title fool you, I liked this book- a lot! I liked it so much I didn't even see the price of the third book, Purity, when I bought it and just kept reading. I still don't know what this book or the third book cost, monetarily speaking. But i do know they both cost me about 2 days of time I could have spent working on my 35-slide power point presentation that's due in 3 days...I love the relationship dynamics between Purdita and Nathan, Nathan and Amelia, and Amelia and everyone she comes into contact with. However, by the end of this book I wanted to reach through the computer screen (I read this series on Amazon Cloud), and shake the life out of Byron and Opa. Except Byron kind of redeems himself by the end. But Opa? Dude, seriously. Hop off the Selfish shelf and be reasonable!The switches between character POV's doesn't bother me like it usually does in other books, but at the same time it makes it a bit of a struggle to switch from one character's 'voice' to the next between chapters because the characters weren't fully described in detail in the previous book. Eh. A small complaint.If you loved the first book, this second one won't disappoint. Look at the reviews- no 1-stars, or 2-stars. Should tell you it's worth it, just going by that alone...