Brennus is perfect and I love him more than anything. When it comes to romances, I have two favorite things.

Regardless, I really like Reed, but he is just not my type. The rest of the secondary characters are amazing though. I missed him whenever he was absent, especially when Russell and Evie ran off. I really like his dynamic with Evie, despite being predictable. He is still very protective but it feels more natural and mature. He has moved past the idiotic “I push you away because I love you” trope. She survived by herself and was willing to die as long as it was on her own terms. She didn’t have to rely on Reed or anybody else. Those couple of chapters caused so much character growth that I actually clapped. Anyways, Evie got better when she got kidnapped by Brennus. Speaking of Russell, I really dislike him and the chapters he narrated made me want to throw the book away. If she had just talked to anybody BUT Russel, so many dramatic and ridiculous things wouldn’t have happened. The issue is Evie took this to a completely inappropriate level. I understand a self-sacrificing heroine and, at times, I like to read about them. I developed a problem with Evie in this book. Story in a Sentence: Evolving into the seraph she was always meant to be, Evie now realizes the danger she brings to those she cares about and she refuses to allow anybody to get hurt. I recommend reading my review of Inescapablefirst. This review will have spoilers for book one.

“The Premonition Series” is one of my choices for December’s theme “ Angels versus Demons”. Bartol is book two in “The Premonition” series. For what purpose do you exist the way that you are?” “Instead of asking yourself how you can change that aspect of you, maybe you should be asking yourself why you were created that way.

Intuition amy bartol