Jarrold was a confusing character, making me swoon for his angst one minute, then feel repulsed by his attitude the next. They were not nearly as interesting as the other things that were happening in real time. These books would make for a pretty intense bunch of teen movies! I also appreciated that Tania's psychic episodes were dialed down a bit. more ry predictable plot, I enjoyed this story.Where there were a few intense scenes in the first book, this one has a LOT of nail-biting, uber-emotional, impactful bits.
I can't imagine a scenario where a group of bad kids comes into a town to be mentored by good kids and some sort of trouble doesn't start up. This time, it's Zeigler and Amos, the film-maker and his crowd of juvenile delinquents. Last time it was Zoran, the teen rock star. This second book in the trilogy starts off with a much more powerful bang, and keeps with the intense action and emotion that I expect from such a great author.Tania is back and hanging out with celebrity types. But I absolutely LOVED Eden Maguire's Beautiful Dead series, and the first book in this new trilogy, Dark Angel, surprised me by keeping my attention through to the end. Review 1: Between the cheesy cover and the uninspired titles, this series really shouldn't be of any interest to me.
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