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Just read the part that detailed Tim’s stay in Atlanta— and his visit from Hank Aaron. I feel a lot of suspense reading even though I know he survived.

I thought Tamlin was boring in the last book, now he's positively abusive.

“No young woman wants to get married after reading Tolstoy”


― Lisa Kleypas, Marrying Winterborne

The characters and the mystery are compelling and I can't wait to see where the story leads.

It helps that Kate Reading, who narrates another favorite series of mine, is such a skillful narrator. All the characters have their own voices and it's easy to keep track of everyone.

I had my doubts when I got to the talk show moment but after a break, I jumped back in and am hooked. I shouldn’t have doubted K.J. — this book grabs you and doesn’t let go!

It's a bit of a slog.

Can we all agree that birth scenes are not interesting and stop dragging them out in books?

I really loved the first book in this series but this one, not so much. I'm still going to finish, but does everyone have to be in love with Diana and does everything have to be discovered/invented by one of Matthew's vampire relatives?

I noticed so many similarities in David Copperfield's early life to Jane Eyre's that I Googled "Did Charlotte Brönte read Dickens" and found out that it is more likely that Dickens copied from Brönte instead of the other way around. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%...

Too boring, quitting

I’m wondering if I should have watched Auntie Mame before reading this. I’m feeling a little left out of some of the humor and finding it a little too cute in spots.

Loving this so far -- great narration too.