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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Zoey has more on her plate then ever. She is still dealing with the fact that her best friend is dead. Well she is actually undead, she is more or less alive, but just without her soul. She’s is juggling not one, but three boyfriends, and Neferet is still looming in the Shadows.Zoey feels more alone then ever because she can’t confide in her friends about Stevie Rae. She can’t confide in anyone, except for the last person she thought she would ever trust, Aphrodite. This alone would be enough to stress to last a lifetime, but then Zoey and Aphrodite find a vampyre professor of the House of Night decapitated and staked to a cross. Zoey thinks that her family, or more specially her step-dad may have been involved.I couldn’t put this book down! Poor Zoey! I wish that she would catch a break. It seems like whatever she does, just doesn’t work out for her at all! I was glad how things ended up with Stevie Rae, but I actually felt bad for Aphrodite, even though she isn’t really the nicest person. I could definitely see the romance writing style of P.C. Cast shining through on this one! Let’s just say there are some lovely intimate scenes, if you will! All I have to say is it's about time her and Erik started making out! :) The boy is too cute not to kiss! I am hoping there will be a another book. The ending definitely left the possibility. I can’t wait to see what happens to Zoey and her friends next!!! The suspense is killing me! ( )Awesome read. Continues to pull you in to the intrigue at the House of Night. Zoey finds trouble around every corner. Another compelling installment in the series. I just wish the authors would rest assured that we remember the details from the previous books and stop reviewing everything. Zoey is starting to discover some rather unpleasant aspects of her new life and changing personality which keeps her an interesting character. I just couldn't get into this third book. I liked the first book and was really getting into the second, but the dialogue and the telling instead of showing was really getting to me. Plus for some reason "brown pop" was a phrase I never wanted to see printed again. Maybe I'll try again later. Oh my Gosh, how many errors? Come on is it Eric or Erik? Arghhhh! Zoey is really annoying me now, Aphrodite is by far my favourite character, so much more depth and very well written. I love the plot and the ideas, I just hope Zoey doesn't get anymore annoying. 0.051 seconds to build listing
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0312360304, Paperback)Dark forces are at work at the House of Night and fledgling vampyre Zoey Redbird’s adventures at the school take a mysterious turn. Those who appear to be friends are turning out to be enemies. And oddly enough, sworn enemies are also turning into friends. So begins the gripping third installment of this “highly addictive series” (Romantic Times), in which Zoey’s mettle will be tested like never before. Her best friend, Stevie Rae, is undead and struggling to maintain a grip on her humanity. Zoey doesn’t have a clue how to help her, but she does know that anything she and Stevie Rae discover must be kept secret from everyone else at the House of Night, where trust has become a rare commodity. Speaking of rare: Zoey finds herself in the very unexpected and rare position of having three boyfriends. Mix a little bloodlust into the equation and the situation has the potential to spell social disaster. Just when it seems things couldn’t get any tougher, vampyres start turning up dead. Really dead. It looks like the People of Faith, and Zoey’s horrid step-father in particular, are tired of living side-by-side with vampyres. But, as Zoey and her friends so often find out, how things appear rarely reflects the truth… (retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:12 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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