Garden of Snakes by Keary Taylor Book Review!

Summary: 

Elle has survived twenty-three years as a human surrounded by vampires, but her mortality has never been a disadvantage until now. Trapped in a basement, she’s waited to make her escape and get home to Boston.

There will be no forgiveness for what Charles Allaway has done, this is the end of his House, and Ian and the House of Martials won’t rest until he’s dead.

With a well-practiced poker face, Elle just wants to pretend nothing has happened, but Lexington sees the truth: she’s not okay and she’s still in danger. There is a Hunter from Court in town, and he’s taking out the Bitten and anyone tied to them…especially whoever has been curing them…

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My Review: 

I really liked this book, it was a solid second. Forgetting about how quickly they fell for each other, it was nice seeing Elle and Lexington grow closer and bond over what happened to her. I appreciate her taking time to grieve and knead through her trauma, and I loved the conversation with Lexington that finally broke through to her. I do wish though that we’d get re-descriptions of the characters because this series has SO MANY. I know that was one of my complaints about HOR. But even still, I enjoyed it and can’t wait for the next.