Miss Mayhem (Rebel Belle, #2)

by Rachel Hawkins

Amy Rubinate (Narrator)

• ISBN13: 9798228192645
• Publish Date: 7 April 2015
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Dreamscape Media
• Format: Audiobook (CD)
• Duration: 7 hours and 14 minutes
• Language: English

Reviews

[Sam@WLABB]

Mayhem is a perfect way to describe what happened in this book. We received more information regarding the Ephors and the oracle, but at the same time, many situations started to spin out of control. With the reappearance of the Ephors, our trio found themselves thrust into a trial, which was intended to test Harper. In the meantime, David uncovers some of the lies set in place to protect him, and this prompted him to rethink some of his relationships. Lots of drama as far as the relationships are concerned - romantic (Bee, Ryan, Harper, David) and "professional" (Oracle, Mage, Paladin). The circle of those who know grew, as the danger escalated. But do not fear, Harper was as awesome and snarky as ever.

Note: I keep reading how this book was not as good as the first book. I don't know if I agree 100% with that statement. What I will say is there is more drama, heartbreak, and heavier moments than the first book. This did not equate to bad, because when I look at the story as a whole, I know Hawkins did what she had to do to move this story in the right direction (or at least, the direction she intended).

[Stephanie]

This review was originally posted on Once Upon a Chapter



Miss Mayhem by Rachel Hawkins picks up right where Rebel Belle left off. Bee is still missing and we don't know what's happened to her. Ryan and Harper are working together to try and keep David safe.

I feel so much for Harper in this book. She is David's girlfriend and paladin which means that she now has instincts to keep him safe from all harm. Harper already has control issues. I know how she feels, unfortunately. I also know she can't help it. Adding in those super power instincts only made things worse for her. Plus she has to pass some ancient paladin test where she will either die or prove her paladinian prowess.

In the first book, we're busy learning who is who and what parts they play. In Miss Mayhem we are learning what the characters new roles mean for them. We also learn more about the mysterious Ephors. Much like Rebel Belle, Miss Mayhem ends on a cliffhanger. I have no idea how Hawkins is going to finish this series off but I am excited to see how it plays out.

[empressbrooke]

More like a 3.5. It lacked some of the things that I enjoyed about the first book (mainly the little details that really fleshed the characters out and brought them to life) but ultimately was a fun and quick read.