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I loved the story of Jekyll and Hyde, so any spin on that is great, as you get to see good and bad in one. This Hyde is done in such a unique and fresh, that it made me eager to keep reading. The book starts with a bang with the two leads in bed and one not knowing how they got there. I loved both Mitch and Eden. Mitch and Eden both have their own Hydes only Mitch is aware of this and Eden has no idea. The book really is about Eden finding out abut herself, and Mitch realising he doesn't know everything he thinks he does, as they are both being manipulated by "the clinic", who monitors Hydes.

Mitch is such a jerk, but you have to love that about him, he's rude and offensive to everyone around him, but this is a good thing, as he makes you laugh. He is also likable, and this is probably helped by the fact that the story is told in the third person and switching between Eden and Mitch. If it was just from Eden, you would probably hate him. Eden on the other hand it super sweet, maybe too much at times. But then there is also something nice about that. There is some serious chemistry between Eden and Mitch, and those of you who like the heavier love scenes will enjoy the ones between these two, as the book goes on.

My only two criticisms with this book would be I found it hard to understand how Mitch did not know about being lied to, and the ending, or rather lack there off. Nothing was really wrapped up in this book, and that annoyed me. I would have liked something more without having to wait for the next one. But I will get the next one, so it obviously worked.

One of my favourite quotes
'Relationships are complicated'. "not all of them. For instance, our relationship is very simple. You are annoying; I am annoyed. See? Totally uncomplicated." "Each time we're together I'm shocked at how much easier it's getting to ignore your rudeness".
Will I read it again? Yes
Would I recommend it? Yes


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Hyde an Urban Fantasy eBook Lauren Stewart Reviews

Holy crap. Yup, you read that right. I had to revert to swearing to sum up how I feel about this book. I’ll start off by admitting that I bought this book well over a year ago and never thought about picking it up until I just couldn’t find anything that would tickle my fancy during Christmas. 3 failed attempts at books later, I clicked on Hyde and dived into this twisted and crazy world.

Everyone knows the classic story of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. The same man plagued by a curse that turns into this monster side and wreaks havoc on the world. While the story by Robert Louis Stevenson laid the groundwork for this novel and the series, it only briefly touches on the plot line of this story. There were so many dark twists and turns in this novel that the dark heart inside of me that loves gore and suspense was jumping up and down in glee. Mitch a.k.a Hyde is a world class jerk and that screams in the writing style. Yet, when you come to Eden you really see how great of a story teller Lauren Stewart truly is. It takes serious talent to take one character and give her to starkly different personalities. You really feel like Eden and Chastity are two very different people who just happen to reside in the same body. The writing is seriously amazing!!!!

Hyde is epically brilliant and urban fantasy lovers will delight as the story unfolds with each chapter. As much as a book funk that I was in. Hyde breathed new life into this reader and instantly one clicked the next two books. I’ll go ahead and mention that yes, this does end in a cliffhanger, but oh it’s so good that you will feel the one click fever come on. If Jekyll is anything like Hyde, I might have to call off work to finish it!!
I have nothing against serial books. However, it is generally accepted each part of the trilogy, seven, or thirty six serial sets should contain a complete story within each part. Modern authors should commit to memory this standard of old school SF and fantasy genres.

Frankly, if those rules had been followed, I would have cheerfully paid up for the next installment, since there were some neat twists to the whole tired Hyde thing. Unfortunately, all that happened in this book was a great deal of nothing except for a ton of sex and killing off characters the author apparently grew tired of having around, ending in a cliffhanger which demanded ransom payment to learn a free more tidbits.

If you are okay with this, might be a good author to check out. Otherwise be advised this is probably a waste of time.
I loved the story of Jekyll and Hyde, so any spin on that is great, as you get to see good and bad in one. This Hyde is done in such a unique and fresh, that it made me eager to keep reading. The book starts with a bang with the two leads in bed and one not knowing how they got there. I loved both Mitch and Eden. Mitch and Eden both have their own Hydes only Mitch is aware of this and Eden has no idea. The book really is about Eden finding out abut herself, and Mitch realising he doesn't know everything he thinks he does, as they are both being manipulated by "the clinic", who monitors Hydes.

Mitch is such a jerk, but you have to love that about him, he's rude and offensive to everyone around him, but this is a good thing, as he makes you laugh. He is also likable, and this is probably helped by the fact that the story is told in the third person and switching between Eden and Mitch. If it was just from Eden, you would probably hate him. Eden on the other hand it super sweet, maybe too much at times. But then there is also something nice about that. There is some serious chemistry between Eden and Mitch, and those of you who like the heavier love scenes will enjoy the ones between these two, as the book goes on.

My only two criticisms with this book would be I found it hard to understand how Mitch did not know about being lied to, and the ending, or rather lack there off. Nothing was really wrapped up in this book, and that annoyed me. I would have liked something more without having to wait for the next one. But I will get the next one, so it obviously worked.

One of my favourite quotes
'Relationships are complicated'. "not all of them. For instance, our relationship is very simple. You are annoying; I am annoyed. See? Totally uncomplicated." "Each time we're together I'm shocked at how much easier it's getting to ignore your rudeness".
Will I read it again? Yes
Would I recommend it? Yes