Betrayed - P.C. Cast

The book that I am reviewing is "Betrayed Author: P.C. Cast, Kristin". This is a definite must read for anyone who liked the Twilight books!! This is a book that would be enjoyed by all ages.. There was so much that happened within this book it had it all a love tangle, death, betrayal, commitment issues and friendships. I have not read the first of the House of Night series however I don't feel that this book was hard to follow because of it. I cant wait to read the third book of this series now as I was unable to set it down once I began reading it. I wont say to much about what happens in this book but it is a great book that I couldn't put down ...  Read the complete review

After being so impressed with the first book in the series, and also the fact that my sister has brought the first three and lent them all to me in one go, I decided to get stuck in straight away, hence this review! The book I will now review is - "Betrayed by P.C and Kirsten Cast" After coming to terms slightly with her new powers and the fact that she is changing daily into a fully fledged vampire, Zoey Redbird feels that she has finally found her calling and her ideal family. Not only has she realised that she is far from the bog standard "fledging" that is in her first year, but rather a very gifted vampire far more ...  Read the complete review

Betrayed is the second book in the 5 book, soon to be six book, house of night series, written by Mother and Daughter duo P.C and Kristin Cast. The 'House of Night' series is a series of teenage vampire novels, which centres on Zoey Redbird as she undergoes the transition form Human to Vampire, a process that in these novels takes four years- at least for an ordinary fledgeling . Zoey, however, is far from ordinary . In the first book, she has already demonstrated extraordinary powers, gifted to her by the vampire goddess Nyx, that have led to her overthrowing evil bitch queen Aphrodite's leadership of the Dark Daughters, an exclusive school society that leads ...  Read the complete review