Lala_Loopsie [fire breathing B!tch Queen]'s Reviews > Vengeance Born

-I think the book was good...-She said timidly.
-Well, you don't own a brain then-Yelled the other woman, pulled out a gun, and pulled the trigger.-Obviously it was great.

So, did i like the book? I guess you could say that. Please know that i don't usually read demon books, they're too bad for my "little miss goody-shoes" image. I takes away the credibility, and i always have the power. Always.

But moving on, i did like it. The book was good, as a book. The Light Blade was well worked on, i liked it, though not some of the people in it. But the Na’Reid, i didn't really like. It's a personal taste. I felt like the author didn't put much effort into it, but hey, here i am. And the Na’Chi shouldn't just be myths. The Light Blade considered them so, but how come? It pains me to even think that there are only about 47 alive now. I really like them.


Having said that, let's move on. I feel very sorry for Annika. Poor woman/girl, or whatever she is. They have always abused her in her "home", so naturally she prefers solitude. Also, the demons hate her because she is too human, and the humans because she has too much demon in her. They feel repulsed by her.

“Very few want me to touch them once they know what I am. And those who do allow me are often too afraid to remember.”

What's that for being rejected. All her known life has been like that, and you really wish you could help a soul like hers. What has she done bad in her life? To top it of, SHE LIKES HEALING AND HELPING PEOPLE, REGARDLESS OF THEIR HUMAN-ESS She's and angel.

“I’m sorry.” Her voice was pitched so low he barely heard her. “It’s not an excuse, I know, but I’m not used to people keeping their promises to me.”

She was an outcast. Ostracized by all except the old healer. Lady of Light , it was a miracle she hadn’t become as embittered and vengeful as her father. Instead, she healed others and dreamed of freedom.

Some of her earliest memories were of tagging along behind Hesia on her rounds through the fortress. There’d been no reprimands or curses, just more softly spoken comments and, once she’d gathered enough courage to join Hesia by her side, explanations of what she was doing to heal her patients. With the knowledge of the humans’ letters and words a skill she’d been forbidden to learn by her father, Annika had memorized every scrap of information.

And Hesia, she is a darling. I mean, helping all those people, you can't just not love her!

“I don’t bite.” The corners of his mouth turned upward ever so slightly. “Not unless you want me to.”

The cliché "i don't bite unless you want me to". (Couldn't help myself.)