I think I would pass on Part 3, as it moves a bit too slowly for me - not enough changes in the story to justify sitting through a 90 minute screen adaptation. If this book were a movie would you go see it? I can feel the anxt and pain of Pater and the temptation besieging Alice and I cannot anticipate what will happen next. Given the uproar 'outside the door' at the end ofĪgain, the Peter-Alice exchanges are always intriguing. How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable? This said, the lovesick vampire, Peter remains bewitching and fascinating and Bobby, the new love interest of Milo, Alice's gay brother turned vamp, breathes fresh air into a somewhat slow plot. I'll definitely read all the books in this series, though I found this one (with the exception of the lichen-vampire battle at the climax) to be too similar to Fate, the second book in the series. Would you try another book from Amanda Hocking and/or Hannah Friedman?

Jack's betrayel and Alice's ignorance towards the whole thing. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting? And Jack is a coward to the first degree. I still Love the story but to hurt Peter further is cruel. To me and most people I talk to about this series, that it is a series breach to your audience. Alice should be told that he knew in given her his blood that it would break the bond between her and Peter. Jack knew in given his blood to her would be a betrayel of his brother and the hate towards his brother is based on his own guilt. Jack has an internal problem because he has been dead then brought back. Although Jack is a good person, He has stolen what was his brothers.

I have over 1400 Audible books and this one series has sadden me. What made the experience of listening to Flutter the most enjoyable?

Flutter by Amanda Hocking