you almost have to read it aloud to make sense of it all

Heather Graham has a disjointed style of writing...things were a little too easily resolved.

begs the question...how long do we have to wait for cordie and aiden's story?

it was a little strange to be reading the book as if i was a student at hogwarts or a wizard child...as strange as reading quidditch through the ages and fantastic beasts and where to find them...probably would have gotten more interest in general if it had been released closer to the release of hp7 but what can you do?

New author for me...I'm enjoying her..and there are 2 more books about these characters...although there are 4 siblings...makes me wonder about Molly's story...

like it...now to find book 2 as my library doesn't have it...they do have 3 but not 2...how frustrating!

i liked it...i almost would have liked a connection chart in the beginning of the book...characters connected to other books in the series and the characters from other series of hers...i've read them all and i feel like i should know who "nolan" is but until the read the synopsis of all of them i'm stuck...and would have liked to see more of the kincaids brought into the story if you are going to bring in the one character we've not read about in such an off handed way

i've jumped on the Black Dagger Brotherhood wagon...and i'm ready for the ride of a lifetime

there were a couple of moments i didn't like the story line...a couple of times it became a little too unbelievable...people really aren't that dumb...but that didn't stop me from reading it like someone was going to come bust down the door and take the book back :)