Review for
Friday Night Bites by Chloe Neill: It's official.
I'm addicted to this series and July 2010 cannot come fast
enough for the third book of this series to be released.
Merit is still stubborn
and snarky but she's not the same girl that we met in
the first book. She's stronger and while 'Darth
Sullivan' still ticks her off she's committed herself to
him and the house. And that's where we run into the
problem. Her relationship with both Morgan and Mallory
becomes strained as her commitment to Ethan and the
house grows and her relationship becomes more and more
complicated with Ethan.
I loved how complicated
everything becomes as the book progresses. The first
book was very open and closed where as this one leaves
so much open, which is why I'm
chomping
at the bit to get my hands on book 3.
Neill is refreshing in
the way she writes. She melds her description,
character's emotions and their dialogue fantastically.
The dance between Ethan and Merit is so wonderfully done
you're cheering for them but then not. I don't know who
I want her with. I love Morgan but with this book you
get to see a bit more to Ethan.
This may seem a bit odd
to add to a review but I love the words Neill uses. She
often simplifies by pulling out a bigger word rather
then stringing to get a phrase to get the same affect.
And yes, there were a few times I need to bust out the
dictionary to know what the word meant, I loved that.
If you haven't picked up
this series do so! It's one series that when I start the
book I can't put it down.
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