Review: Another love triangle? **SPOILER ALERT**
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2012
*****SPOILER ALERT******I really had high hopes for this book having read the first one. The first one lulled me into a sense of false security, though. It had the potential to turn into another sappy love triangle that have become so popular since "Twilight", but it didn't. Unfortunately, the author waited until the second book to do it.Lacey was SUPPOSED to be in love with the good twin while hating the evil twin. I know she experienced little shivers and what not when dealing with the evil twin, but I figured, he looks just like her lover so it makes sense. I mean, who could fall in love with someone who hunted you like prey, killed your friend, captured you and kept you locked up like an animal, surrounded you with people who wanted to kill you, and absolutely HATED your lover, his own twin!Well, I'll tell you who: Lacey Hannigan. Why, I don't quite know. She's supposed to be a good, kind person who wants to help others, so why would she fall in love with a murderer of several innocent people? Proximity? Someone to talk to? Someone to yell at? Who knows, but it made her seem fickle to me and not quite ready to fall in love with ANYONE. She's still a teenager, for goodness sake!It wasn't quite explained to my satisfaction why she chose to be with a guy who hunted and killed humans for sport as opposed to the guy who tried to save the humans from being killed. She chose the guy who kidnapped her and kept her chained over the guy who always treated her respectfully and saved her life on more than one occasion. She picked the guy whose pack is a savage group of blood thirsty killers over the guy whose pack is kind, friendly, and heroic. I don't get it.Anyway, she chooses to mate with the evil twin and then the good twin finds her. Instead of going with him and his pack, who are also her friends, she tells them to leave so that she can mate with Mr. Evil.Amazing, but not believable enough for me. I was disappointed.