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A review by amym84
Hexbound by Chloe Neill
4.0
I love Chloe Neill's writing. I love the worlds that she has created in both her Chicagoland Vampire series and in this series The Dark Elite. I thought that this book seemed a little too short with the conflicts not really being present until the very end. I thought that there were instances that raised questions to be answered in later books, and that's what I mainly felt this book was. The book leads you on in the storyline, introducing new information to be pondered and questioned, and hopefully answered in Charmfall out in January '12.
But all the things that were in the first book that I loved were in this book as well. I love the interaction between Scout and Lily. I love the way the Neill write her female friend characters. They are always people the I wish were real so I could be friends with them too. It's one of the main reasons I keep coming back to this series.
I also like the world the Neill has created. She does such a great job at being descrptive, yet not drooling on too much about landscape or architecture, I really want to live in the worls that she creates.
We get to see a little from other Adepts in this book not just group 3 which is nice since they are supposed to be all over the city. We also learn a little more about Lily's parents and Jason's "secret".
I will continue to read this series, again, I just would have liked a little more storyline instead of it feeling all centered towards the ending. I look forward to Charmfall. Until Then!
But all the things that were in the first book that I loved were in this book as well. I love the interaction between Scout and Lily. I love the way the Neill write her female friend characters. They are always people the I wish were real so I could be friends with them too. It's one of the main reasons I keep coming back to this series.
I also like the world the Neill has created. She does such a great job at being descrptive, yet not drooling on too much about landscape or architecture, I really want to live in the worls that she creates.
We get to see a little from other Adepts in this book not just group 3 which is nice since they are supposed to be all over the city. We also learn a little more about Lily's parents and Jason's "secret".
I will continue to read this series, again, I just would have liked a little more storyline instead of it feeling all centered towards the ending. I look forward to Charmfall. Until Then!