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For The Past Two Months, Kitty Doe S Life Has Been A Lie Forced To Impersonate The Prime Minister S Niece, Her Frustration Grows As Her Trust In Her Fake Fianc Cracks, Her Real Boyfriend Is Forbidden And The Blackcoats Keep Her In The Dark Than Ever But In The Midst Of Discovering That Her Role In The Hart Family May Not Be As Coincidental As She Thought, She S Accused Of Treason And Is Forced To Face Her Greatest Fear Elsewhere A Prison Where No One Can Escape As One Shocking Revelation Leads To The Next, Kitty Learns The Hard Way That She Can Trust No One, Not Even The People She Thought Were On Her Side With Her Back Against The Wall, Kitty Wants To Believe She Ll Do Whatever It Takes To Support The Rebellion She Believes In But Is She Prepared To Pay The Ultimate Price
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This series would seriously be fantastic if not for two things 1 Benjy and Kitty s relationship It s so unbelievably bland I mean, I m told about how great a love they have and blah, blah, blah but that s all I m just told about it but I ve never been given reason as to why their love story is even worth telling So the grew up together, that s not really interesting Also, it s so awkward And they re both so hung up on sex at r
Review posted on The Eater of Books blog Captive by Aimee CarterBook Two of the Blackcoat Rebellion seriesPublisher Harlequin TEENPublication Date November 25, 2014Rating 3 starsSource eARC from NetGalleySummary from Goodreads For the past two months, Kitty Doe s life has been a lie Forced to impersonate the Prime Minister s niece, her frustration grows as her trust in her fake fianc cracks, her real boyfriend is forbidden and
1 question Aren t we supposed to actually LIKE the main character in a book
To see review with gifs click here.If it wasn t for Kitty and her stupid taste in ships, this book would get a fairly high rating.The world building isthan a little interesting Though the caste set up is a little cliche for YA dystopias, I like the twists and little quirks that Carter gives it.Okay, it s true that some of the twists and turns of the plot go into soap opera territory, but for the most part it really works Well in
Captive was a crazy, intense book with one Oh, crap moment after the next While I enjoyed Pawn, I had several issues with it, so I was uncertain about moving forward with the series But I m so, so glad I did Captive kept me on the edge of my seat and refused to stop messing with my head until the very last page.I m still really not a fan of Kitty In Pawn, she was boring and passive, which was bad But in Captive, she either said sh
This review was originally posted on Between My LinesPawn was my favourite dystopian book of 2013 and I couldn t wait to dive into Captive I don t think it was quite as shocking as I was anticipating the twists but I still really enjoyed it My quick summary of this book is I loved the pace and the action but I wasn t overly attached to the characters apart from Kitty First Line of Captive by Aimee Carter Somewhere nearby, Benjy was
Well, this series continues to surprise me I didn t expect to love Pawn, and I did I expected a bit of a sequel slump, and there certainly isn t one Captive was absolutely as action packed and horrifying as its predecessor The story does take a few chapters to really take off, but I was fine with that because I appreciated the little snippets of recap they were placed well, it didn t feel like a recap, but it definitely did the tric
I am so torn on how to rate this book If the author was setting out to write the most annoying, stupid, childish character that I hatethan anything, this book gets a 5 But, I don t think that was her intention I knew I was a dog person for a reason I freaking hate Kitty She is a total dumbass Every decision she makes is like a two year old who does the opposite just to be spiteful while having no real knowledge to base her decisions