Jessica Sorensen

Freak.Loser.Murderer.That's what everyone has been calling me for years. Even my aunt and uncle, who I live with, call me these names.But when we move to a new town where no one knows me, I finally have a chance to start over, to try to escape my past.At least that's what I think.But apparently, this new town isn't any better, something a group of guys known as The Raven Three make sure I understand.They're scary, intense, and do absolutely everything in their power to make sure everyone fears them. And since I'm the new girl, I've become their number one target.But I'm tougher than the guys are used to and I'm not about to go down without a fight.

The Raven Four

The Raven Oath

Megan Lowe

Oh man... I had such high hopes for this series, it promised to be something special but it’s just...not.
Again, the events of this book take place over a day, not even a day, a hour or two. Yes, it’s short, but really, it could be combined with the first book, and ones to follow (with a bit of editing) for a cohesive, great product.
Here, conversations go in circles, questions take 3 pages (yes I counted) to be answered and even then it isn’t really an answer. Again, it feels like a blatant ploy to get people to keep reading the series and buying books, but judging by other reviews, that’s not working. 
I want more from this book, from this series. There’s stuff happening, but from an overall story point of view things are progressing glacially. I want so much more from this series. More romance, more movement, more everything.
I hate to say it, but I probably won’t be continuing on with this series. What’s the point when readers are treated so poorly?

Also, why have this book, and book one disappeared off Amazon? I know the first chapter of this book was originally the last chapter of book one, but to release this book on April 9 and for it to disappear on April 14 is dodgy...

This book really intrigued me from the blurb, and these sorts of books are my jam at the moment, but I was really frustrated with this book. All the events took place over one day. That’s it. And yeah, a fair bit happened, but I wanted more and i have no idea why it wasn’t included except for the fact that the author needed a way to ensure people kept reading this series, which they will anyway. But still, I don’t need to played like this and it really feels like I am.
Also, the constant issue of Raven becoming one of the four without any resolution was annoying as well.
Still, I’m intrigued by this book and series. The boys are hot, Hunter especially, and Raven is a solid character.
I’m torn between love and hate here, but I will continue with the series.

The Raven Four

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