Rounded up from 2.5 stars. 
 So, here's the thing with these books. I enjoy them. Sort of like a guilty pleasure, I guess. But I have a few issues with them. First, I'm not entirely impressed with how they're written. The language used is very simple and...somewhat juvenile. 
 I am all for teens sounding like teens, don't get me wrong. It just sort of pulls me out of the story when some "teen speak" phrasing is used outside of dialogue. It feels kind of forced and unnatural. A lot like when a story gets lost because the author uses too much beautiful, poetic language and you find yourself concentrating on the words instead of what they're saying, except this was in an annoying way. 
 Example: Katy constantly uses phrasing like: butthead, or jerk face, etc... 
 Secondly, the characters are only so-so. Katy is kind of boring, to be honest. I don't really think much of her. Daemon is sexy, I'll give him that, but his over abundance of ego grates on my nerves at times. The other character just sort of fade into the background and I kind of just forget about them. 
 Thirdly, I like the romance aspect a lot, but holy Lord does this author work the c**kblock. Seriously. Once or twice in a book is somewhat acceptable, but when it's reaching into the half dozens, yeah, that's too much. If you plan to have your characters have sex, let them. Don't make such a big deal out of them getting interrupted eight thousand times, you know? That's just frustrating and annoying to all. 
 I know it seems like I'm just complaining, but really, this installment didn't have a whole lot to rave about. There wasn't much action, and lots of stop and go on the romantic/sexual part. It made me frustrated. 
 But like I said, I don't dislike this series. I really enjoyed the show Roswell and the movie I Am Number Four. This is basically a blend of those, so the premise is enjoyable. 
 Even though I have my issues with this series, I will continue on to see where it goes. It's entertaining enough.