Review of Riley's Torment and International Giveaway!

Goodreads Book Description: Months after Megan and Nate's ordeal, they are finally happy and looking forward to the future. With Nate, Megan has found the family she always wanted, and after the night of their six month anniversary, they have something to celebrate. Their life together is solid and unbreakable—until an old enemy returns to wreak havoc on their lives.

When Megan and Lauren are caught in a fight between the rivals, they find themselves trapped with a pack of savage werewolves during a full moon. After their predicament, they will be forever changed. That is, if they make it out alive.

To save the girls, Nate and Joe must confront the past in order to save their future.

In the aftermath of the horrific ordeal, the life that Megan and Nate have created for themselves is torn apart. Will they find a way to take back their happiness or will they let it slip away?

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

My Review:
I'm a little biased about this book because I edited it! But it was great before I came along and I blazed through it a lot faster than I would a lot of books.

Riley's Torment by Christina Smith takes place right after the first book, Riley's Secret. Megan is in love with Nate, and she can't wait to continue her life with him. But he's a werewolf, and someone sinister is lurking in the shadows, just waiting to ruin their happiness.  With their friends Joe and Lauren, Megan and Nate struggle to make their relationship work and keep their friends and family safe. But soon, secrets explode and something dreadful happens that could ruin everything they've worked for.

I enjoyed this installment even more than the last one. Riley's Torment is filled with great plot twists, introduces more interesting characters, and leaves us hanging for the next book. Megan is a terrific protagonist, and we watch as she grows stronger, better and more confident. The book moves seamlessly between her first person perspective and a third person perspective of Nate. This move is important and necessary for the plot-- and most of all, it works. 

Overall, this book does not fall in the sophomore slump category. It improves and enhances its precursor, and I do believe that the third installment will be the best of them all.

Note: This book will be available to the public soon. I will post a reminder when it comes out officially on Amazon!
 
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