Chosen

Chosen, the third installment in the House of Night Series, really shocked me. At first, though the plot was certainly entertaining, I didn’t care a whole lot for the series. However, they have certainly grown on me. Yes, there are still things (mostly the incessant cursing) about the book I would love to change, but this novel, more than the other two, dealt with real teen issues that arise from vulnerability and naivety. In Chosen, evil hag Neferet begins to unfold her dark plot, Zoey is confused and juggling three guys without a clue who to pick, she strangely becomes friends with an enemy and an enemy with a friend, and her closest friends abandon her in a time of desperate need. This book (which I once again pathetically read in one sitting) left me hanging at the end with the promise of more sinister plots.