I had a few problems with this book but it still entertained me. My biggest problem was her soul mate comes back but of course they have been forbidden to be together. It seems like this is the problem in a lot of books. It gets really old sometimes. The ending did drive me a little crazy, there better be another book so they don't leave it hanging like it did. There is premarital sex in the book. They just hint at it though and don't give any details. I have waited a long, long time for this book. I loved Infinite Days and this sequel has been years in the making. I was excited to pick up Stolen Nights especially considering the unbelievable ending of Infinite Days which was a cliffhanger to say the least. I love Lenah and Rhode and this book made me love them even more. It also made me love Vicken, like move to Scotland kind of love. The plot was good, nothing revolutionary as far as I’m concerned—I saw the twist coming. I had a minor problem with the portrayal of the Aeris but nothing that I couldn’t overlook. What I had a major problem with was the Epilogue. This book’s ending prior to the epilogue was perfect. It was heartbreaking and sweet, full of love and duty and sacrifice. But then the epilogue, which sets up for a next book I’m presuming, diluted that whole experience for me. I would have liked to linger a bit longer emotionally in the strength of her love and the sacrifice that she had made. I will say Infinite Days is a hard book to follow up, but Stolen Nights does a decent job and the end before the epilogue is quite powerful and moving. It’s worth reading just for that.Overall: A-
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Those last few chapters.. OMG.. Cried.. and that ending!? .... evilllllll... want #3!
—jbelle
I HATE THE ENDING!!! -sign-is nice but had a heartbreaking story.
—TaliSakura
