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Sete (2011)

by Christopher Pike(Favorite Author)

4.04 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

8804608390 (ISBN13: 9788804608394)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Mondadori

review 1: With the cliffhanger at the end of Thirst No.1 I just had to read the second volume of stories. Alisa/Sita becoming human? This I had to see: a ruthless, conscience-less 5000 year old vampire being human. As it turns out it doesn’t work out really well, as much as Sita keeps wishing it does.Without giving too much away, I have to say that both the mythology mixed in to Christopher Pike’s series and his new emphasis on the characters makes Thirst No. 2 even better than the first volume. The focus of the first set seemed to be more on Sita’s past and her present situation, with a much broader focus on plot, but I love how Christopher Pike turned to exploring Sita’s character more here. There is so much potential for a character like Sita and some of the things s... morehe encounters in this book really change her outlook on life. The other characters that I can’t mention because of spoilers are amazing too and are definitely not what they seem to be.If you loved the first volume in Christopher Pike’s series, you’ll love the second one even more. A fast paced plot, a bit of interesting mythology and Christian theology and even better character development make Thirst No. 2 one of the better books I’ve read lately.I give this book 5/5 stars.
review 2: This book strayed a little from the normal Sita roller-coaster that I've grown accustomed to, but I liked it anyway! Instead of all the mythological crap with Krishna that somewhat bores me, there was more action and thoughts filtered in. I liked getting into Sita's head a little more and the introducing the Array and Telar was ingenious! All the bad guys hunting Sita and the twist with "The Abomination" was amazing! The ending left me grabbing book 4 off my night stand and reading well into the night... less

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