Kiss of Frost

I actually liked Kiss of Frost.  Maybe not as much as book one, Touch of Frost, but it is a solid follow up.  Gwen is growing in her powers and understanding this new world around her.  Her growth was pretty good even though I had to keep reminding myself she is a teenager, so I should expect her to be completely mature and reasonable.  I'm really enjoying this world that Ms. Estep is creating.  The mythology is just different enough to keep me interest piqued, while also being familiar enough that I don't feel like I'm starting from scratch.  The mystery of the Reaper wasn't too surprising, but some other bombshells are dropped and, I'll admit, I'm curious as to how this series will continue.

There is so much re-telling of the first book, that if it has been years since you read it, diving into this book wouldn't be confusing at all. Seriously. So much repetition.

Which usually bothers me enough to drop a series, but I'm interested in the series to keep going. Plus, when I skim over the information sections, I really like the writing. So.... shrugs I'll keep going– not only that but I don't feel like I can stop! I'm already reading the third book.

I want to know how her love life will go. I love all the myths working together and DO HOPE we get more than brief mentions of non-Grecian gods. I like Gwen even if she still jumps to conclusions– she's 17, she feels believable to me. I hope we get to see her age some though and develop while possible actually get better at solving mysteries haha.

Es gibt Bücher wo alles vorhersehbar ist und die dennoch Spaß machen zu lesen und dann gibt es halt dieses Buch ....

A little too predictable :/