Reviewed by e_rodz_leb on
The book starts about two months after the end of Existence. Dank and Pagan are doing great together, but then we learn that Leif has been present throughout Pagan’s life, taking care of her and making sure she was safe. It seems like an impossible situation, and this book contains a lot of background information about Pagan’s childhood. I feel sad for Leif, because although he is a bit misguided, he does care for Pagan. I have to say that I don't know anything about Voodoo and I felt a little uncomfortable by it.
Dank and Pagan’s relationship keeps growing and, as you might know, I’m a sucker for romance. I love each of their scenes together, and their total surrender of each other. Some unanticipated events took place in this installment, some were really sad (I’m not trying to be cryptic, just spoiler free).
The plot was original and unexpected, but with a happy outcome (or so I hope). The writing is easy to read, and with a good pace. Overall, I enjoyed Predestined and I will definitely read book #3, Ceaseless, due to be published in September of this year.
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- 10 July, 2012: Finished reading
- 10 July, 2012: Reviewed