Lullaby (Audiobook) by Amanda Hocking, Nicola Barber

from the1butterfly

I don't get Harper's whole "I can't love Daniel and help my sister!" I also don't get Gemma's "I can't enjoy being me!" Gemma could do better trying to figure out how to be what she's become than hating herself for it. Given that no one is accepting it, they're going to have to think of something...

from Bookswithbite

Diving in and I'm on a search for mermaids. If you have not read the first book, I suggest you do. This story begins right where the last book left off. Now, in the first book, the reader gets most of the story from Gemma's point of view. In this book, the reader gets most of the story from Harpe...

from elliepotten

I read Wake last year by the pool in Fuerteventura, so it felt right to read the second book in the series this year by the pool in Rovinj! In fact, this series has become so entwined with beautiful holidays, hot sun and sea breezes in my mind that I think I'm going to re-buy the first book and k...

from AboutToRead

While I didn't love Wake, I certainly liked it enough to continue the series and after reading Lullaby I am glad I did. My problem with Wake was that there were no surprises since everything was revealed in the jacket description-which I suppose isn't really a problem with Wake, so much as the sy...

from pacey1927

I really enjoyed "Wake" and purchased "Lullaby" for my kindle right away. The book takes up where the first left off. Gemma leaves with the three sirens who created her in an effort to keep her sister Harper and her boyfriend Alex safe. The book alternates different character's perspectives and f...