Rated of 5
by kaisha Amazing
I think this is a great book to read!!!
Rated of 5
by a certian person people of sparks
This book is not the best book I ever read but it was ok. I mean that the first one was great! and I really liked that one .I think that this one was kind of boring and dragged along in some parts but I hope the next one is much better
Rated of 5
by lauren EXTREMELY TICKED OFF AND DISSAPOINTED
you don't want to hear a lie... you want to hear the truth... and the truth is that honestly... this book sucked. no kidding. it was NOT entertaining, and it was about as far away from suspenseful as anything can get. i was EXTREMELY DISSAPOINTED, after reading the first which i thought was magnificently terrific! so read the first one! but not the second. i about the first one hundred pages of the first and then i just couldn't take it anymore. trust me, don't read it!
Rated of 5
by No one The Perople of Sparks
Not better than the first and it could have been better...But it was very instresting and the characters really want you to read more as you go on!!
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