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I can't love the Aglionby boys more. Savoring this story.

"Until his face lowers, mine rises, and our lips meet in a flicker flame moment of heat sparking and burning soft and low in the cold London air. "

I kind of hated it for a little bit, but now I think I like it again? We'll see how this pans out... The ending is everything!

"I'd rather be alone than surrounded by people that made me feel alone."

Really cool story idea, it's well written and fun but dragging a little.

“It’s amazing.” I said softly, not really to anyone in particular. “Even when civilization is crumbling around us the skies never change. No matter how many people die or how many places decay from neglect, the sky is always as it was.”

Funny and an easy, good read for anyone who likes paranormal.

This book is giving me mini rage strokes. The main character has fainted twice like a southern belle in the Memphis heat. Thank God she's surrounded by big strong men to catch her! When she's not fainting, she's lusting. Always lusting! Bang the guy, take an iron supplement and get your life on track, lady.

Not super in love with this one. I like that the main character isn't a whiny, "help me, help me!" type, but a lot of what people do and say doesn't really make sense. Also, the author is pretty repetitious. That's starting to piss me off. I have commenced the skimming.

This series is super dark and not your average love story, which I liked about the first one even though there were parts that made me cringe. This one, though, just feels over the top. I've done a lot of cringing. Maybe I've gone soft reading/writing YA love stories. I don't know.

"He’s a monster. He’s a killer. A demon worse than Tommy. But when you’re already in The Devil’s arms, what evil is there left to fear? There comes a point when the danger becomes comforting. When you feel safe with it. When you’re so deep inside the fire you can’t even feel the flames anymore."