Review: Quick Read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2013
I was able to read this in less than a day.  There were things about the book I really liked mainly the parts with Kira and Tristan.  Kira's abilities were new and refreshing to me.  I did find myself skipping lots of parts though mainly parts that weren't with Tristan and one in which she was training with Luke.  I didn't really care for or just about any of the other characters besides her friend Emma, I thought there was some good girl little girl talk that I rarely see in books.  Not the biggest fan of Luke.  He didn't feel trust worthy to be.  At first he says he wants to be just friends and I thought good no stupid love triangle like every other book, but then he looks at Kira with something more than friendship, I paused reading thinking where did this come from there's no chemistry at all between them.There were a lot of errors which I find in a lot of these types of books and it was a short book so all the sudden the ending is upon you.  There was no big cliff hanger at the end, I guess that could be debatable because Kira does find something out but I just found myself not caring too much about it but won't give that away.Do I recommend this book: Well it wasn't bad but I didn't rush off to buy the next book even though there are two more out and a forth on the way.  I couldn't decide if I wanted to read more so I go to the summary and reviews, after reading some of the 2nd book I still wasn't sure and went on to read about the third.  I'm usually the  type that would never even want to read the back of a book but I've been burned before on a series starting out promising then I feel like I'm wasting money with each book.So what I found about the series so far:  It seems well like by most who have reviewed it but there seemed to be consensus that people didn't like the way the 3rd book ended and were surprised with where the author went with the book.  I looked into it some more and I'm still not sure if I want to continue reading the series because what I found seems to take away the things I actually like about the first book.In Case You're Looking for Something Good to Read below is a list of series that either start free or cheap that I've really enjoyed reading (and not too young and teenage if you know what I mean!):TL Shreffer- I came across Sora's Quest and fell in love. Two books in series so far and one of my favs now!  Don't let the covers fool you (I know they are horrible) they are great books.  I've even stalked her website and found that she's revising the first book chapter by chapter to even make it better!Erica Steven- She has 3 series out that seem to be popular.  My favorite is The Ravening Series, so so so great!  Her Captive series is also very popular.Jennifer Armentrout-  Has 2 series that I again fell in love with.  The Covenant and The Lux.  The Covenant has a Vamp Academy feel to it yes but I loved those books and these hold up on their own with different twists and turns.  The Lux sereis awesome as well and I haven't read any other books quite like them.JA Redmerski- Darkwoods Trilogy- Werewolf story that you can't put down and won't have to cuz all three books are already out!Jessica Sorensen-  I really like her Fallen Star Series and she's about to come out with an Adult version of the series!  What a great idea for those of us who want a little bit more!some others to consider: Amanda Hocking, L. Fillon, and Cheri Schmidt