Fledgling vampyre Zoey Redbird has manages to settle in at the House of Night finishing school. She finally feels like she belongs, even gets chosen as the Leader of the Dark DAughters. Best of all, she actually has a boyfriend...or two. Then the unthinkable happens: Human teenages are being killed, and all the evidence points to the House of Night. While danger stalks the humans from Zoey's old life, she begins to realize that the very powers that make her so unique might also threaten those she loves. Then, when she needs her new friends the most, death strikes the House of Night, and Zoey must find the courage to face a betrayal that could break her heart, her soul, and jeopardize the very fabric of her world. Betrayed, the second book in the House of Night series, is dark and sexy, and as thrilling as it is utterly shocking.
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==Again, too many pop culture references. Too many long drawn out flashbacks. I'm sure the readers of her books arn't idiots. They can remember a little more than 2 seconds so the author didn't have to beat a dead horse repeating over and over in the book the same background information. Enough already.
You start to think, ok, there are two authors...which one is the adult trying to be young and which is the horny bitch? C'mon...does teen readers have to hear about bulges and visulaizing the character's boyfriend masterbating? Stick to romance novels if you want to push sex.
What's the deal with all the anti-drug propaganda?
Just when the book was at the climax, they stretch out the outcome and then just end it promising to deal with it later. Yeah right...do I hear the mighty dollar?
I guess I'm still waiting for it to get better...
Oh yeah...and why didn't Zoey just go to the prof. in the stables for help? What's with that? Why did they have to make Neferet be the bad guy? Really? ==
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+Jenn choice
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