Reread Review: 4.4.2012 
 I wish I could force people to read this book. It is by far one of my favorite series. And one of the things that makes it my favorite is the truth of it. Not the world, because obviously that's not real, but the characters. So many times you find YA books and they are so......fake. But these characters are true. We see that not every teen is sunshine and puppies (well I guess twice in this series it's at least kitties, LOL!!). So many times these YA teens are perfect everything, fake, but Black has painted a YA teen that isn't perfect at all, flawed, but still loveable. 
 My copy of Black Heart should be here today and I'm chomping at the bit. I've heard there are lots of great wrap ups, without being forced and tied up with a pretty bow. Which makes me happy, sad, and scared. I know I have my hopes, but the biggest being Lila, I want the best for her and I don't see it happening. We'll see. 
 I also want to take a minute and talk about Black. Can I give her a huge kudos. I read her Fairie Tales books first and honestly, was not a fan of Black. Her entire writing style felt wrong. 
 But she is brilliant writing Cassell. She's found her perfect character. So many times I feel like authors have a hard time writing the opposite sex (moreso men writing as women, I know I've vented on that before) but not Black. She creates a man/boy that is truly how you think he should be. Good job Black. 
 Original Review: June 20th, 2011 
 LOOOOOVE! 
 Seriously, I think that I'm in love with Cassell. 
 This series is just so phenomenal, I can't believe I ever thought I didn't want to read it! What was I thinking? 
 I probably love Red Glove more than White Cat, which is saying a lot bc I really loved White Cat. The world is so entirely unique and the characters are people you love, people you love to hate, and everyone in between. 
 The entire storyline was brilliant. I wondered where it would go after the ending of White Cat and Red Glove managed to set a great storyline and lead in to the next book. (Speaking of, I am afraid to look at the expected release date of bc I hate to wait!) 
 I root for Cassell no matter how big of an ass he's being bc he manages to be a loveable ass and make you feel like he's being that way for you're own good. As the reader you can see why everyone loves him or hates him, but at the same time you can see why he is the way he is, which is a giant accomplishment on Black's part. She did an amazing job forming her characters. 
 Definitely recommend this book, I'll probably buy the two books for friends' birthdays and Christmas, if that indicates how much I love them. :)