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TINK AND HIS FROSTED FLAKES! REN'S NAKED BUTTOCKS!!! HAHAHAHA!!

Tink is the best character so far, omg.

So far, so good.

WHY, JULIE?!?! WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME!!!???!?!

I almost forgot how good the first book was. This sequel is even better! So many feeeeeeels and the character development is just amazing. How does Kagawa do it?

Blake needs to be beaten. Severely.

Such a fantastic read so far! I'm in love with the characters, even Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar!

This is my first experience with a Neil Gaiman and I only picked up a copy out of mere curiosity. So far, I am entranced by the story. I am already in love with the characters which seem so real. I am starting to see Gaiman's gift for storytelling. I can't wait to see how far Richard falls down the rabbit hole!

A much slower beginning than the first novel but nevertheless, an enjoyable read so far! I love the tension that has started to develop at this stage. There are so many mysteries dying to be uncovered and Celaena is as fearless as ever. Can't wait to read on and find out how it all ends!

Very interesting points of view for this second book in the series. The diversity of voices and the fact that the chapters are shorter keeps everything exciting. Love it!

Brilliant start to the book. Having the first few chapters from Akiva's and Zuzana's point of view kept me on edge, wondering where Karou was.

It's picked up right where it's left on in Shadows. I have to say, I'm enjoying it more so than the first book for some reason. Perhaps it's the slower pace at the beginning of the book that's floating my boat this time around. And I have to say, I am seriously disliking Mya.

The action has slowed down significantly since the beginning of the book. Just getting used to other characters at the moment.

The Silent Brothers definitely creep me out. There is a spark between Jace and Clary - it's subtle but it's there. Really enjoying the book at the moment. There's always something interesting happening.

I literally downloaded this book about three days ago and started reading it the minute it was on my kindle. Since I've had college and other work to do, I didn't have much time to read it until now. I am utterly captivated and enthralled by the world Taylor has pulled me into. The characters are beautiful, the mystery is infuriating and the dynamic blend of human and fantastical culture is so wonderfully rich!

Dee is pissing me off to the point that I'm frustrated that Katy isn't giving her a punch to the face. I understand that she's hurt over Adam but why put all the blame on Katy and everyone around her? It is in no way fair.

I started reading this yesterday evening after I finished Beautiful Disaster and I've already had some of my queries answered. I didn't think I could love and hate Travis anymore but that's not the case.

Wow. Hmm. I have been reading this book non-stop for a couple of hours now and I've got alot of mixed thoughts. I love it so far but at the same time, I hate it. I've also been reading some reviews on it and it's either love or hate for others as well. For the moment, I'm pondering as I read.

I just know this last book is going to be totally kick-ass. It's already off to a great start!

Holy alien-babies, Dawson is damn intimidating. Only been reading the first few chapters and I've already plunged into action and drama. Love it, Opal!

Just finished reading "Angels' Wolf" and I was constantly squealing at the sweetness that both Nimra and Noel show, two very fierce yet loving characters. It was a totally different relationship to Sara and Deacon who were explosively sexy together. I can't wait to read on to "Angels' Dance" - I just know Singh is going to keep me captivated once more.

"Angel's Flight" is proving to be an interesting read. I absolutely love reading about the characters from Singh's Guild Hunter series because minor characters such as Jessamy and Ashwini are the type of characters I want to know more about - this book gives me that. Absolutely brilliant at the moment!

I picked up this book because I wanted a taster to what I might find in the first book "Full Blooded". This prequel is interesting and I like the introduction to Jessica McCain. She is a really stubborn and strong character - one whose story I am keen to follow into the next book. "Blooded" is at the bottom of my booklist, sadly, because I'm so enthralled with others. However, I will pick it back up soon.