Untamed - Kristin Cast

I started reading the House of Night series recently on the recommendation of a fellow Dooyoo user. Now I'm hooked, and it's all her fault... Untamed is the fourth novel in the House of Night series by P.C. and Kristen Cast, following the story of Zoey Redbird as she is marked to become a vampyre and enters the House of Night school where she will learn all about the world of vampyres. Zoey is different, as she is a High Priestess in training, having been chosen by the goddess Nyx and given special marks and an affinity for the five elements. I'm going to do my best in this review not to give away too many plot details of the first three novels, but ...  Read the complete review

This is the fourth book in the House of Night series written by mother and daughter duo P.C and Kristin Cast . Due to the way the books follow on from each other, there will be a few spoilers here , so if you haven't yet red any of the previous books, but intend to, you may want to skip over this review . Zoey, the leader of the Dark Daughters, is feeling pretty alone right now - her friends are mad at her for keeping the fact that her dead best friend had become un-dead a secret . She no longer has any of her three boyfriend - her imprint with her human ex Heath was broken when she gave over her virginity to Loren Blake (whom she later discovered only slept ...  Read the complete review

Another review and another house of night book as the subject, this being the fourth in a series of six books, at present anyway! The book in question is - "Untamed by P.C and Kristen Cast". Be warned this review will contain spoilers for the previous books, this unfortunately is unavoidable, sorry! The story starts with Zoey Redbird (the main character, fledgling vampire and high priestess in training) completely friendless and boyfriend-less to boot, just the way Neferet (now high priestess of the house of night, a school for vampires and newly discovered "baddie" of the book) wanted it, she feels that Zoey's friends ...  Read the complete review