It just keeps getting better!!!December 16, 2008 C. Ortolaza This book is really good if you liked Twilight then you will love the House of Nights Collection. These two ladies really know how to keep you going in these books they are awesome and I can't wait for Hunted to come out!!!! These are a must read collection Love Them!!!
Ok read...December 12, 2008 stef(USA) I went to Borders looking for a different series, and got suckered in by the sales lady. She insisted that it was better than the Twilight Series. I read the first one and now I'm on the second. I beg to differ that its NOT better than Twilight. It has some good points. But in all reality its Harry Potter/Mean girls with vampires. I dont think its original, but as state above it has some good points to it. I will probably read the rest of the books only because I want to know what happens. I feel that this book is filled with a lot of cliches. I dont like how the author hold Zooey on this pedestal. Would I reccommend it to someone? Probably not.
If a better book has ever been written, I've yet to hear about.December 4, 2008 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is amazing. By making vampires an actual part of society was really putting it out there. The incorporation of wicken religion was incredible. If I have one complaint it's that Hunted isn't out yet. I CAN'T WAIT 'TILL MARCH!!!! AHHHHHHHHH!!!! Anyway, great book. Divine series. Twilight can go to Hell. *_*
Downhill...November 23, 2008 Maryssa(USA) I really liked the first book in the series "Marked" that I borrowed from a friend. I liked how open and optimistic the ending was. I picked up this book from the library two days later, and was really disappointed. The main character Zoey went from being a great, independent main character to a selfish, whore that was never satisfied with any situation. I hope the next book doesn't further de-volve her because I'm really starting to hate her.
Great series!!October 29, 2008 Bliss Daniels(St. Louis, MO) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book starts up immediately where "Marked" left off: Zoey is settling into life as a vampire fledgling, surrounded by her newfound friends at the House of Night. She has proven herself a worthwhile student in the goddess, Nyx's, eyes and has been marked with a unique design across her forehead - something that has never been done to anyone - vampire or fledgling. Not only does Zoey have to take the responsibility as the leader of the Dark Daughters - she has a blooming relationship with Erik Night evolving, an imprint with her ex-human boyfriend - not to mention teens around town are being killed which all signs point to the vampirs and the House of Night as the culprits. It's easy to get caught up in Zoey's world; I really enjoy this series and look forward to the others!
