Review: Hanna, Honey, I want the men in your life
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2013
So in the first two books, Cursed and Bane, the author demonstrates her ability to play the heart strings of her readers, to make us feel every emotion each character experiences and suffers through: Pain, sorrow, loss, devastation, love, lust, heartache, etc. But then comes along Hanna and we are given a whole new range of emotions: Confusion, determination, fear, psychosis, victory, and power.Hanna being what she is, attracts anything with boy-parts and it's hilariously entertaining and steamy at the same time. This book was one big lust-fest with underlying mysteries and intrigue throughout.This book did not disappoint. Except for maybe the end. But then that character is brought back in a later book (thanks to Ari's interference) and I could not have been happier about that!!Unf. Dracula.