OMG!!!!I love reading Curran POV, it adds so much more depth to those Curran Kate scenes which really makes the KD series so yummy. So I end up having to re-read the same scene Kate POV. Much squealing, giggling, and laughing out loud is involved when reading this book. The odd scene here and ...
'Curran Vol. II' takes place immediately after the end of Magic Bleeds. Curran is awake from his coma and finds out the alphas have been challenging Kate. He is furious. He demands an explanation from the alphas and ends up in another physical fight to prove his dominance. I enjoyed this a lot mo...
This was the first of Curran's POV snippets that I read and what a way to be introduced. ;) I loved getting inside Curran's head. If you've read Magic Strikes and you are looking for just a little bit more before you pick up Magic Bleeds, this is a perfect little diversion. I'll be wandering over...
"Why could nothing with Kate be simple? Why couldn’t Jim ever just come by to tell me that he had bowled a perfect game or benched a personal best. Maybe finally asked that weird tiger girl out."Though this is short enough to read in about fifteen minutes, it still sucked me right back into the...
These short stories were all good and definitely worth a read for major fans of the series. Overall, however, Curran's POV didn't add much to my appreciation or understanding of any of the selected scenes. It's fun to read, but nothing really surprising. The only exception is the short story a...