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TWISTED

Twisted, April 2014
by Emma Chase

Gallery Books
Featuring: Drew Evans
272 pages
ISBN: 1476763623
EAN: 9781476763620
Kindle: B00EB9ZA24
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"With quick wit and intense emotion, Emma Chase provides the perfect entertainment for her readers."

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TWISTED
Emma Chase

Reviewed by Annie Tegelan
Posted May 26, 2014

Romance Contemporary

TWISTED by Emma Chase is the sequel to the hilarious and quick-witted story to Tangled. TWISTED is written from Kate's POV and takes place two years after Tangled. As you know if you've read the first book in the series, Emma Chase has a unique way of writing. She writes as if she is simply telling a friend a story, prompting with questions and directing reader's attentions towards details by pointing them out.

Although Kate and Drew are madly in love with one another, that doesn't mean their relationship is without insecurity. In fact, while I could figure out what was going to happen within the first thirty pages of the book, I found that I didn't mind the predictability to it because there was something very compelling about the writing style and characters. As the big showdown occurred, my heart broke as Kate and Drew tried to settle their differences. Normally, something as easily solved as a miscommunication conflict would annoy me about a book, but it didn't happen with this one. Within two hours, I had devoured the book, feeling very satisfied by the end.

It was interesting reading from Kate's POV this time. While the novelty of reading a male POV in Tangled made the book a success, I didn't mind the switch to a woman's POV for this book. I don't think the book would have been has hard- hitting emotionally if it weren't for that it was written in Kate's POV. However, I do think it would be wonderful to read a few snippets of Drew's POV during the more dramatic scenes.

TWISTED is just as fun and engaging as its predecessor. With quick wit and intense emotion, Emma Chase provides the perfect entertainment for her readers.

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SUMMARY

When spontaneous and carefree meets cautious and
responsible, falling in love can get just a little Twisted

There are two kinds of people in this world: the ones who
look first, and the ones who leap. I’ve always been more of
a looker. A planner. Cautious. Then I met Drew Evans. He was
so persistent. So sure of himself. He made it easy to leap
with him.

Did you think Drew and I were going to ride off into the
sunset and live happily ever after? So did I. But life is
about choices, and Drew already made his. In fact, he tried
to decide for the both of usβ€”but you know that’s not my
style. So I came back to Greenville, to spend some time
alone . . . sort of.

Because old habits die hard, and sometimes you have to go
back to where you began before you can move ahead again.

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