After a fatal car accident, her gifted little sister brought her back. Overall I would recommend this Wicked series and the follow books.Dying sucks-and high school senior Ember McWilliams knows firsthand. You also get to find out about some of the characters get on after this series which is great. I love Tink, he brings a great lightness and comedy to the story and it carries across into the 1001 nights series The Prince/The King/The Queen. There are so many obstacles for the couple to face and more so for Ivy alone. Even re reading it for about the 5th time overall, it doesn’t ruin it knowing I already know the outcome. It is obvious that Ren is really into Ivy and even though they aren’t my favourite couple characters from JLAs books they have grown on me and I found myself hoping they get to stay together and there’s a HEA here. I admit there is more than in the first book but for me it doesn’t take anything away from the story at all. I read a review that says it has too much sex in this instalment. It leaves you needing to know what happens next. The first book in the series was excellent. So far I haven’t found a book she has written that I didn’t love and have re read. I decided to re read the wicked series again as JLA is one of my absolute favourite authors, actually probably my favourite if I’m honest.

I am so excited to read the 3rd book in this series! Counting the days! If you enjoyed any of Karen Marie Moning's books, then you will certainly enjoy this series! I really enjoyed the part where Tink morphed into his human form and of course, the ending which I won't give away, but it is perfect!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? She brings a different personality and attitude that you may not pick up if you just read the book through print version. What does Amy Landon bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? Both are all about the Fae, but what this book has that the Fever series is missing is TINK! I believe I already mentioned this on the first book in this series, but she reminds me quite a bit of the Karen Marie Moning 'Fever' Series. What other book might you compare Torn to and why?

I really, really loved this audio version because the narrator distinguishes very well between characters and she really impressed me with her version of Tink. Would you consider the audio edition of Torn to be better than the print version?

Cursed by Jennifer L. Armentrout