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I wrote this review for GoodReads. I received the book from a sale or preview freebie offered by Amazon.

After reading Amanda Hocking's first in the series, Switched, I didn't wait but a moment while I queued up and started reading this the next, Torn, also on my Kindle. The story is fun and kept my interest. Her characters are believable with graces and flaws.

As I have noticed, on the Kindle, I have noticed this a lot, the editing leaves a lot to be desired. But that doesn't take away my interest in what Amanda may have on the next page.

Now, with no further ado, I am off to read the next: Ascend.


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Torn Trylle Trilogy Book 2 Amanda Hocking Books Reviews

Well well well.... one beautifully written book. Scratch that, its PERFECT! It's only book two, but omg one of the bests! Most books after the first one just talk until it finally picks up from book two. Now Torn went on like Switched never ended.

We are in Wendy's home again and is just explains to Matt how Rhys is his actual brother. Matt of course is as lost as any Manks could be. So its time to just sleep it off. Though night one at home didn't work out to well. Mainly for the fact that Wendy didn't even get to sleep in her bed! Finn jumps through her window and tries to get her to go home. Wendy won't go and so Finn just waits for her new tracker to come. Once he arrives, he isn't very good at getting Wendy to leave either. To make her night even more annoying, the Vittra show up and take Wendy, Matt and Rhys to their castle.
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So now Wendy is out of the cell and taken to Sara, King Oren's wife. The king isn't to bad, he just casually talks to Wendy. Explaining that eventually Wendy will have to pick which Kingdom to rule. Confused? Well dont be, Oren is just Wendy's dad, you know, no biggie. When you read about him explaining about Wendy's mother and his experience with him, you will just see Elora as a BITCH. At least I found her to be one, though I couldn't like her much in book one. So if you do like Elora, you might question that once you read this book.
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So I'm just going to skip into the book more, so that I can give you all more detail of the book. Plus it'll help with me ranting on about one part of the book and ignoring the rest. Some how I've been doing that and forget to tell you all more about the book.
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Now back into the story. So after Finn and some boys show up at the palace, Wendy and the boys all escape. Well they just walked through the front door. So maybe escape isn't the right word, but it fits. Since they weren't technically supposed to leave...anywho they all head back the Elora's palace. Matt and Rhys go to their rooms and Wendy storms to Elora's room. Boy is she mad! Wensy yells so much and Elora is just so UGHHHHHHHHHHH! I can't exactly swear the way I want...Never know what age is reading this. But UGH you will be flipping out. Torn is unbelievably perfect! You will put yourself in this book and fight/yell along with these characters!

What made me laugh in this book, was Wendy, Rhys and Matt are in the kitchen getting food. Willa comes into the room and things get entertaining. So she is rich and thinks that the world is at her command. Well newsflash miss snob, the world isn't yours. She doesn't like Matt, hates when Wendy calls him her brother, and no one is serving her. You want a water? You know where the fridge is. Ha! Love when a snob gets out in her place! I can't really stand Willa when she gets in that whole snob side of her. Then when she acts normal, she is easy to deal with. Though what's funny is that she and Matt hang out...a little more than you'd think. Hm...interesting.
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Jumping closer to them end. Wendy finds out the way Finn and all trackers live. She doesn't like the way they live. They deserve better. Finn acts all harsh at Wendy, its all a job to him. Loki got into the palace and Wendy must find out why he's there. When she talks to him, she isn't sure what to think, though she does fight for keeping him alive.

The ending of the book is so damn good! Wendy is such a strong character. Love love love, strong female characters. Makes me happy, plus I'm finding a lot of books having more strong female characters. Male characters are still out there, but happy to see that the girls are taking over ( I'm so glad I bough the last two books the same day, because I'm going to dive in that book right now! I'll be giving this book 5 stars!
Gah!! I absolutely love this series. Yeah, I know I gave book 2 only 4 stars but... I feel like the relationship development isn't strong enough for me to be believable.

Let me be clear... I love Loki. I love Tove. I can't stand Finn. I think her strongest connection is with Tove and while I totally understand why they can't be together together, I wish that there was as much effort in convincing me that there were reasons behind her "love" for Finn. Feeling butterflies isn't enough to convince me someone is in love.
And to be honest... Loki hasn't even been in the story much and HE gave me more feelings than Finn has in two whole books. I'm excited about the prospect of what Loki can bring to the story.

Okay, so other than the romance... I think this world is wonderful. Absolutely fantastically beautiful! Seriously, I have been obsessed since page one! I didn't have patience to go out and buy books 2 & 3 so I bought them on my kindle.

I can't say enough how much I love it. Wendy, FINALLY, is growing up! Elora is more nurturing (in her own way). Matt ) ) ) Matt is even good in the story. (<3)

I kinda wish her dad wasn't a total freak. As someone who grew up without a dad I always feel grief over characters who share that. I always root for some kind of relationship and it usually ends up breaking my heart but what can ya do?

**Side Note **
I laughed a lot in this book. I have no idea if any of it was actually meant to be funny but I love Duncan. He is so adorable and funny! Sweet too!
I wrote this review for GoodReads. I received the book from a sale or preview freebie offered by .

After reading Amanda Hocking's first in the series, Switched, I didn't wait but a moment while I queued up and started reading this the next, Torn, also on my . The story is fun and kept my interest. Her characters are believable with graces and flaws.

As I have noticed, on the , I have noticed this a lot, the editing leaves a lot to be desired. But that doesn't take away my interest in what Amanda may have on the next page.

Now, with no further ado, I am off to read the next Ascend.