It is derived from the Latin bell(um), which means “war” and is also the root of war-related words like antebellum, belligerent, and bellicose. What about Kronos? And Wolf’s Dad? There are so many dangers, secrets and mystery surrounding Kora and Sterling Falls.The first records of rebel come from around the 1300s. They’re obviously jealous of Kora, but there is more there. Who is the mystery masked man? What the hell are Jace, Marley, the sheriff, Kora’s parents, the list could go on and on…what are they all hiding? Marley and her whole little group are sketchy as hell. I have so many questions and need answers. I honestly am not sure how I feel about it.

It should probably come as no surprise but this one also ends on a cliffhanger. “Once she joined us, there was never a possibility of leaving.”

They will do anything to protect Kora, but will it be enough? I think it’s safe to say I am obsessed with Wolfe. I loved the jealousy and the possessiveness. The scenes between him and Kora were so damn hot…and the jealousy. He’s loyal, sexy and will protect Kora at all costs. I desperately need to know what he’s hiding and the sexual tension between these two is insane! I love Apollo. Jace is still a mystery to me, and I don’t really know if I like him. And the guys, what can I say about the guys. I liked this one much better and all thoughts of throat punching vanished.

It was still Kora but a more kick ass version of her. In this book, her character growth was fantastic. I loved Kora in book one but sometimes I wanted to throat punch her. I think It’s up to you who you want to become.” The author definitely keeps us guessing the entire way through. Usually in a book that would drive me crazy, but it somehow worked with this one. There were times I felt completely lost and utterly confused. Leaving another trail of unanswered questions. I needed answers but it seemed for every answer I thought we had a new mystery comes along. Chaos.”įighter unceremoniously tosses us right back into the total fucking chaos of Sterling Falls along with Kora and her Greek Gods. Massery gives us dark RH the way it’s supposed to be done and I, for one, can’t get enough. I am literally OBSESSED with this series. After those jaw dropping cliffhangers we were left with at the end of Thief, I was desperate to see where the author would take this book.

Rebel by S. Massery