Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Review of Captivate by Carrie Jones


                                      Overview
Captivate (Need, #2)Zara feels confused between who she is as a human. Her father talks of a new king who wants to take over the pixies. Zara starts to take to her nature of birth. Nick isn't at all happy with all the changes. YA relationships collide among a supernatural backdrop.

                               About Captivate 
Felt it was filled with more action and change than Need. Seems to be getting better. Zara seems to start becoming more independent. Love my heroines with strength and some presence. My love for this is growing to that of the Mortal Instruments and Infernal Device's series. Perfect in my eyes.You'll enjoy it if you, love books of the paranormal/supernatural type. Has major action and romance to keep one's attention.
Overall: Amazing read!
Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy 





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