wonderful book ( )

This one was good, but P. C., you're killing me. Where have all the pretty men gone? ( )

I am much happier with this series now. I still have to completely agree with glade1 (see review below) “I…still wish the authors had a better editor behind them - the little continuity errors and mistakes are still annoying me. I'm also glad that Zoey finally found some Christians that were not hateful. I like the banter among the characters and the mixture of humor with tension.” I am ready for the next installment in this series, and I cannot wait for the new release on the 27th. ( )

Reviewed by LadyJay for TeensReadToo.com

Zoey Redbird just can't seem to get it right.

After losing three potential boyfriends, alienating her closest vampyre buddies, and incurring the wrath of her mentor, Neferet, Zoey is on a downward spiral to Loserville. This young high priestess-in-training has a lot on her plate since transferring to the House of Night. Her abilities are creating quite a stir on campus and Zoey is not used to having all the attention on her.

Since her recent admittance into the vampyre school, things have changed, and not for the better.

Professors are being murdered, fledglings are disappearing, and Neferet has declared war on all humans. Stevie Rae, Zoey's best friend, has been transformed into another type of vampyre, and Aphrodite, Zoey's one-time nemesis, has regained her humanity, but continues to have life-altering visions. Zoey must use all of her abilities to unite those who wish to save the House of Night and its loyal inhabitants.

The Cast duo has created yet another excellent addition to the HOUSE OF NIGHT series. It is easy to see why these novels have become so popular; the stories are well-written, and the dialogue is at times extremely clever and sometimes biting. Young adult readers can relate to the mundane, everyday-ness of Zoey's activities (i.e.going to class, having arguments with friends, etc.), while losing themselves in the otherworldly aspects of the students' lives.

This is a definite must-read for fans of the House of Night! ( )

I'm still enjoying this series, though still wish the authors had a better editor behind them - the little continuity errors and mistakes are still annoying me. I'm also glad that Zoey finally found some Christians that were not hateful. I like the banter among the characters and the mixture of humor with tension. ( )