I don’t hate Sabine, I never did (even when she was being a total b word) but for me, this series revolves around Nash and Kaylee. I was terribly upset after the scene in which Tod tells Kaylee what he did about Nash and Sabine. Nash has to end up with Kaylee, no matter how much drama is going down right now, in the end…Nash must end up with Kaylee. Kaylee’s whole self righteousness got on my nerves a bit in this book and there were times aplenty that I had to remind myself that Kaylee was a teenager because man did I want to smack her a time or two (or three or four) while reading this one but as annoyed with her as I was, never once did I want her and Nash not to work their problems out and with Sabine now in the picture and very much going after Nash, I was scared out of my pants that they would somehow end up together. There was a lot of couple drama in this book with the introduction of Sabine and while I didn’t hate her, I certainly was annoyed with Kaylee because of her. So much went down in this book and it left me feeling anxious, worried and annoyed. I had to take a few days to get my thoughts (and emotions) under control before I could even think about starting this review. This tiny paragraph serves as your warning that in this review, there be spoilers. There is going to be a lot of spoilers in this review so I’m going to hide it in plain sight, so if you want to read the review, highlight it and you’ll be able to read it. Feeding from human fear is how she survives.Īnd Sabine isn’t above scaring Kaylee and the entire school to death to get whatever-and whoever-she wants. She can read people’s fears-and craft them into nightmares while her victims sleep. She’s a mara, the living personification of a nightmare. But “complicated” doesn’t even begin to describe their relationship when his ex-girlfriend transfers to their school, determined to take Nash back. Trying to work things out with Nash-her maybe boyfriend-is hard enough for Kaylee Cavanaugh. Author: Website| Facebook| Twitter| Good Reads

With all my soul by rachel vincent