Yeah, the mom really irritated me, as did Cat’s constantly giving in to her. But you know, it was believable. What wouldn’t a daughter do to get her mom to love her? I’d kill vamps for my mom.

Oh, Bones. He was so great. I heart Bones. And yes, I think badassness is a word, at least on this blog. 😎

Yeah, the media would have been all over Cat for offing the gov. Her picture would have been plastered *everywhere*. But it did set up the next book nicely.

In the end, it came down to Cat choosing between Bones or her mom. She chose her mom, even though she knew she’d be happier with Bones. I don’t agree with her choice, but I can understand it.

I’m looking forward to the next book. But I promised myself I’d whittle down my TBR pile before I bought anything new. Must be strong!

I do agree with you about Cat’s mother. That woman got on my nerves so very bad, that I wanted to crawl through the pages and kill her myself. I give Ms. Frost for being able to create a character that I have such strong feelings about. It’s very rarely that I have that many emotions for one single character.

Bones, oh Bones. How I love thee. Everything about you makes me tingle to the tips of my toes.

When I first met Bones’ I thought “what an asshole”. Just like with Spike. But at the very same time, I couldn’t help but love the badness and the badassness. (Is badassness even a word? We’ll just pretend like it is.)

Like you, the very end didn’t seem to beleive to me. I was willing to suspend reality and just go along with the plot. We all know in real life, Cat would have ended up in jail for killing the governor. But overall, I didn’t question the ending too much.

I just hated that Cat decided to leave Bones and go along with the government agency’s plan. But alas, all of that is handled in the next book.

I’ll stop at that so I’m not tempted to spoil the next book for you. I think you’ll like it just as much.

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