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From #1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout come the first two installments of the epic Dark Elements series, together in one keepsake collection White Hot Kiss Seventeen-year-old Layla Shaw just wants to be normal—but as a half demon, half gargoyle, she's anything but. Even her longtime crush, Zayne, part of the race of gargoyles that protects the world against demons, isn't safe from her soul-killing kiss. Then she meets Roth, a tattooed, sinfully hot demon who claims to know her secrets. Trusting him could ruin her chances with Zayne—and brand her a traitor to her family. But as Layla discovers she's the reason for a violent demon uprising, kissing the enemy suddenly pales in comparison to the looming end of the world. Stone Cold Touch Layla is trying to pick up the pieces of her shattered life—but with Zayne off-limits, her family keeping dangerous secrets and Roth beyond her reach, she's pretty sure things can't get worse. When Layla's powers begin to evolve, she's offered a tantalizing taste of the forbidden. Then, when she least expects it, Roth returns, bringing news that could change her world forever. She's finally getting what she always wanted, but the price may be higher than Layla is willing to pay…
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CAWPILE Breakdown:
Characters: 9
Atmosphere: 6
Writing: 6
Plot: 6
Intrigue: 6
Logic: 6
Enjoyment: 8
I love these characters but as always I find the plot to be lacking and not intriguing enough to really make me love the book.
3.5 Stars
In my eyes, this is a typical Jennifer L. Armentrout book. It's a quick and easy read but I has similar flaws compared to the Lux series. I hoped to get some fresh air in this book, since I hated Daemon and also Katy in the second book, but the characters and their traits are nearly identical. It had the same feeling than the Lux series and I hope this series continues on in a better way.
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3 primary books5 released booksThe Dark Elements is a 4-book series with 3 primary works first released in 15 with contributions by Jennifer L. Armentrout.