Mystery

The longest book in the series but it doesn't suffer for it. It definitely had some moments that left me cringing and feeling embarrassed for people, and honestly, those kind of moments turn me off a book. I didn't like how some characters weren't present much. I think these books really need to start focusing on the likes of Heath and what he gets up to again. ( )

Reviewed by Emily Ann for TeensReadToo.com

TEMPTED begins exactly where the last book, LUCKY, left off.

In the beginning of this novel, Callie Vernon is relentlessly lusting after Easy Walsh. The only thing stopping her from having Easy is the fact that he can't stand her. After he found out that she and Tinsley Carmichael tried to get Jenny Humphrey expelled, he wanted nothing to do with her. Callie knows that Easy is her prince. As the annual Halloween Ball approaches, Callie must decide on the most fabulous costume that will convince Easy that he is the one for her.

Meanwhile, Jenny has become something of a legend around campus. There aren't many people who can escape being expelled like she did. But who is her mystery savior? Someone spent thousands of dollars to make sure that she stayed at Waverly, but who?

Overall, this novel was amazing. Cecily von Ziegesar has created yet another spectacularly-written addition to the IT GIRL series. It was almost impossible to put this book down. It was suspenseful and interesting all at the same time. If you are a fan of any of the IT GIRL novels, this book will not disappoint you! ( )

Waverly is haveing the annual Halloween party. This is the place where old flames get back together, classmates show new interests in eachother, and other couples have very public breakups. As if this weren't enough, the drama continues when people's secrets are revealed, others go missing from campus, and the waverly students start to realize how they truely are precieved.
I enjoyed this book, mostly because I have read the previous books in the series, and I like to follow through with the character's stories. I don't think it was the best, but it was still a good read. ( )