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Title	:	Intuition (The Premonition #2)
Author	:	Amy A. Bartol
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 394 pages
Published	:	December 22nd 2011 by Createspace
Categories	:	Paranormal. Angels. Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. Paranormal Romance. New Adult

Intuition (The Premonition #2)

Amy A. Bartol

Paperback | Pages: 394 pages

Rating: 4.27 | 24171 Users | 919 Reviews

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I don’t open my eyes so I can’t see him, but I can smell him. He thickens the air I breathe, choking me with his scent…his aroma. I shiver. I have to resist. If I’m not strong, then I will be relegated to the same fate as this predator whose sickness infects me even now. But now, I crave him and he knows that; he has been counting on my need to end the gnawing pain. How he would savor my surrender. I’m alive, but how much longer will it take until I beg him not to be?

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ISBN:	1466266732 (ISBN13: 9781466266735)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Premonition #2
Characters:	Reed Wellington, Evie Claremont

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Alright so, like the last, this was a good read. Fewer dialogue issues this time around but the pacing still leaves something to be desired. I find myself skimming sometimes just to get forward in the story. It's good to see the author taking advantage of the different possibilities her plot and world create for the characters. It's getting a bit tiring however with practically every male of every species falling madly in love with the main character - I mean, really?! Ugh - use a different plot

Bartol has potential as a story teller, but oh. my. gosh. I want to punch Russell in the face. HOW can you not know what "y'all" stands for? "Y'all" means "You all." As in, speaking to MORE THAN ONE PERSON! Every time he says "y'all" and he's just talking to Evie, I do a facepalm. Y'all is PLURAL, for YOU ALL. You do NOT use it when speaking to just one person! Also, Southern people DO say "you." Quite often, in fact. I very rarely say "ya." I very rarey hear anyone else say "ya," either. Lots

I love this series, and I absolutely adore the characters in this book.Reed, Evie, Russell, Zephyr... Even the strangely named Buns an George... They are all like family to me now. I love them all. Strangely, I am also pulling for some of the new villains in this most amazing sequel--everyone loves a bad boy with a soft spot, you know? I have one MAJOR critique, however: Russell's "southern accent" ticks me off.I was raised in the South. I have lived in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, and

I tore through this story with neck breaking speed. Its got 5 stars adventure , 5 stars romance, and some major quotability like none other. It's amazing how well the book is written .... Everything happens at full speed and with a precision out of this world.

Do you want a book with angels? Do you have a thing for breath-taking romances? Do you like action? If your answer to these are yes, yes, yes then you should go ahead and read this series without a hint of doubt.While this, in a way, was better than the first book I shall reserve my 5-star rating for the rest of the books.This book follows Evie and Russell as they run away. From everything and everyone. Find out why.This book also introduces us to Brennus, who's a Gancanagh and a Highlander.

What to say about this?It's about a step up from a train-wreck.The plot is remotely interesting, not original, but interesting enough.I would have given a higher rating if the author could have restrained herself during the dialogue of the heroine and her boyfriend. Every four seconds they are reaffirming how much they love each, how the other one is perfect, how blessed they are to be in love with that person, how the world was dark before the other person came into their life, how happy they

My fangirl heart~"Kiss me like you wanna be loved."This song by Ed Sheeran kept on playing in my head while I read this book. No, its not a cheeseballs, Nicholas Sparks type of book. Good heavens, no. Its actually jampacked with action!Intuition by Amy Bartol is too much for me to bear. All my feelings, all my hormonesthey all went on a rage. (Brace yourselves for a downpour of incoherent fangirl feelings and spoilers)Evie and Russell left. They left my sweet, darkly romantic avenging warrior,