♥ Review: We immediately fell back in to the routines of the adorable, secret relationship happening between Caitlin and Adrian–Man, I full-on ship the hell out of their cuteness!– and all the vampire business regarding the Demon Dad and the illustrious Council. I can't get book three in my hands soon enough. We might have gotten some of the answers I was begging for in Velvet, but Cashmere certainly leaves you with a whole host of new ones, too. West knows how to chart the course of a book and so this stayed consistently amazing.Ĭashmere is full of action and playful downtime, swoons, and snark. Quick Thoughts and Rating: 4.5 stars! This book was an epic, emotional rollercoaster ride from start to finish! It's hard not to feel a tad jumbled as we bounce between the joyous, cute moments shared between Adrian and Caitlin, the tenser times with the Council, the mystery surrounding Adrian's demon dad and the disappearance of Lucian, and all the highs and loves of everyday life in-between, but Ms. But when the truth finally comes to light, the consequences are unimaginable.Īnd the question still haunts them both: even if they survive, how will they deal with the fact that Adrian is immortal and Caitlin is not? Searching desperately for answers about what Caitlin might be, how Adrian’s father is involved, and where Lucian has been taken, Caitlin and Adrian must rely on each other to survive. Determined to get on with her life, even amid a crazy paranormal manhunt, she applies for a competitive summer fashion internship in New York. Relieved that her nightmares have ended, Caitlin is disturbed to find that something even stranger has taken their place. Caught in a sea of conspiracies and lies, Caitlin and Adrian perform a risky magical procedure in an attempt to protect Caitlin from compulsion. With Adrian’s brother trapped in hell, the Praetorian Guard has made Stony Creek their base of operations, but Caitlin has a bad feeling they’re more interested in her than in finding Lucian.

This high-stakes sequel to Velvet proves that when you’re the only human caught in a paranormal war, high school can get a little tricky.

Velvet by Temple West