Erin *Proud Book Hoarder*'s Reviews > House of Darken

Sweet and a natural progression of a relationship instead of insta-bonding stuff. The story was inventive enough with the supernatural world (don't want to spoil what they actually turn out being for those who haven't read it, it takes a bit to reveal). Looks like the second book goes with someone new from the existing group with a new girl, as each find their match. All ties into an overlying plot that's decently creative on tying the four girls together with the four males. Snarky humor and a heroine who is clumsy and flawed made it work better than falling into the traditional too-good-to-be-true mary sue types. Full review to come.