Review: Circle of Lies
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2013
Circle of Lies picks up right where Pack of Lies leaves off - only this time focusing on Allison's brother, Aiden. The book starts off with Aiden dealing with a very big personal dilemma that I don't want to say too much about since it may give away more that I should. To top it all off, he finds himself suddenly attracted to a human girl named Teagan, a friend of his sister's.The pack is dead set against Aiden's new love interest, and to top it all off she doesn't even know that he's not completely human. She's so in the dark that even when a werewolf-hunter begins to use her as bait to trap Aiden, she doesn't even realize it.Much more fast paced than the first book, Circle of Lies held my attention much better. I think the dynamic between Teagan, Aiden and both of their families was perfectly written. I think Teagan's father and his relationship with the crazy werewolf hunter were a little far fetched. I don't think anyone would have believed the story as easily as her father did. A little more doubt would have been great.All in all, an amazing second book.*Review copy received from IO Book Tours in exchange for my honest opinion*