House of Night: Untamed

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April 03, 2009

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Reader reviewed by Amanda

I won't go over my usual complaints about Zoey this time, I promise. Untamed was annoying at the beginning because I didn't fully understand why her friends shunned her. They should have taken the time to listen to her and try to understand her. Neferert is really angering me but in the end this anger is just throwing me more into the story. There was a lot more mystery in Untamed as well, which to me, means that it's my favorite of the series so far. This would also have to be my favorite cover so far. Isn't it just fantastic? I really love them all though. So pretty! The ending left me on the edge and really excited to read Hunted. The Casts are able to create a story that keeps you entranced the whole way through with amazement and ideas floating throught your head.

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Betrayal...again?

October 27, 2008

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Reader reviewed by Stephanie

Zoey Redbird, a fledging at the House of Night, has friends who are completely pissed off at her. In one week, she went from three boyfriends to have none and from having a group of friends who trusted her to being an outcast. Life sucks, doesnt it, Zoey? However, the only two friends she has left are undead and unMarked. When Neferet declares a war on the humans, Zoey knows that she must tell someone about it but who will listen to her after everything? Her adventure takes a wild turn as loyalties are tested; true intentions are made known and an ancient evil so great that is being awakened. From the third to the fourth book in the series, the book is a lot more sinister as well as more serious than any of the others. Zoey seems much more mature as well as less whiny. This is probably the best book that I have read in the series since it is so fast paced. However, Zoeys friends still seems a bit shallow since they do not realize that Zoey was trying to save them from danger but instead, they thought she was hiding things from them and so, she became friendless. But at the end of the book, all the characters definitely mature a lot more with the events that are occurring. I highly recommend this book as well as this series.

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