Have you ever heard the phrase "it's time to put the past behind you"? Well, it's kind of a hard concept to follow when you're Zoey Redbird, newly marked fledgling vampyre, and you have just accidentally imprinted with your human boyfriend. How can you put your past in the past when it is now the very center of your existence? And is it really so bad to have the guy you love be bound to you for all of his existence??? Let's Find out.
Betrayed by P. C. Cast and Kristin Cast is a pretty good book. I wouldn't say it is my favorite book, but it is definitely a good read. In this book Zoey has a lot to overcome. Although she seems to be fitting in at the House of Night she is still not completely in her element. (Haha I made a funny... she can control the elements but she still hasn't found her element =)) She has recently been made leader of The Dark Daughters and has been seeing fledglings who had died. She actually thinks that she is going crazy or that she could possibly be seeing ghosts.
Despite everything that is going on in her life right now Zoey is trying her best to keep it together and pave the way for a better future for herself, her friends, and her fellow students. She had decided to implement new rules and regulations for the Dark Daughters, a code of conduct that must be followed to maintain admittance. To do this she has chosen to have her friends help aid her in the processes and decision makings. Things are running smoothly for a while, accept for the fact that people from her old human life are turning up dead. Aside from the fact that all evidence is pointing directly at the House of Night Zoey is holding it together, until a fledgling dies immediately after she leads her first Dark Daughters ritual.
This death is what causes her downward spiral. With all of the stress Zoey takes a few wrong turns and makes quite a few mistakes. Although these mistakes seem detrimental throughout the book, one mistake is the best mistake. This one poor decision is what paves the way to a brighter future, and in turn creates a safety net that allows Zoey access to not only save one life, but two.
So, Zoey saves two lives... but what has she saved them from? Haha, I'm not going to tell you, but I will give you a hint. Her trust is misplaced and the one person she thought she could trust the most is the one person who has orchestrated this entire catastrophe. Now that loyalties lie elsewhere Zoey soon realizes that the individuals she once believed to be evil are the individuals she should actually be putting her faith in for further assistance in uncovering the truth that is buried so deep it might as well be in the center of the earth.
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P.S. I'm going on record again to say APHRODITE IS MY FAVORITE! =) <3 Gotta Love Me A Hag From Hell <3
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