Mason acts like a spoiled child with no thought for the hurt he's causing and his friends seem to think it's Jesse's responsibility to be the adult of the relationship. The promising story laid out in book 1 has disintegrated into characters that are no longer believable. women’s rights happened a while ago love, worry about yourself.In only at chapter 14 so far but I'm irritated enough to leave my review early. I also had an issue with her friend telling her she couldn’t do this or do that and she had to stay a virgin. And it was all so fluffy, nothing seemed dire or serious, just ‘I just met you, and this is crazy, let’s get married and have my baby’ 🙄. Jesus Christ does this girl exude love out her pores or something? Every character was falling for her, it got old fairly quickly. And the whole stereotypical bits about ‘take my earrings off’ just made her friend seem like a caricature instead of a ‘real’ person. So it felt like a disservice to fight still happening to belittle it that way. I also was a little off out with the whole ‘we’re not racist like the media says we are’ bit. Don’t get me wrong we’ll ‘y’all’ it up till the cows come home, but ‘deader than an opossum on a road at midnight’ that stuff was just over the top. So I’m going to start off with I live in the south, my family is all from the south (Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana, the Carolinas) and it was kind of over the top. That being said, me giving this 3.5 stars is really something). (I do currently have a paranormal romance overdose, I read to many stories in this genre lately, and it's actually one of my least favourite genres. And the other 2 parts of the trilogy are going onto my tbr. Anyways, it was actualy a fun and gripping story, once I got into it. Originally, I wanted to describe this as Twilight with a touch of Final Destination, but it's really more like True Blood, especially with all the vampires, werewolves and shifters fallen angels fawning over the main character. And around 65-70% I felt like I just HAD to know how the story continued. I do have to admit, I was in a foul mood, and so made a lot of snarky updates.

To be fair, I didn't like the first 30% of the book. This was one of the first ones that came up, and actually, I'm glad I read it. But I was doing a reading challenge, and the book had to feature an angel. This is not a book I would have picked to read, under normal circumstances.

3.5 stars, rounded up because I'm feeling generous (and apolgetic, I made some snarky remarks about this whilst reading).

Cursed by S.J. West