*** out of ****
The second book of the House of Night Series has a little more originality. It plays with death, and entwines itself into something darker and more Gothic.
In this book, Zoey has found herself tangled in the old multiple boyfriend web. So she does what any girl would do. Dump one of them. But her ex-boyfriend Heath goes missing like 2 other football players that have died, so Zoey must set out to find him, surprisingly with the help of the supposed antagonist, Aphrodite (hmm, raising some eyebrows, anyone?). The book introduces a new kind of creature, that has never been talked about before, and introduced new villains as well.
The second book showed a fair amount of improvement from the first, mainly because this plot was different and didn't put me to sleep. It was definitely a page-turner. Betrayed really played with the teenager's life, so you can connect and relate, something that is hard for an author to do sometimes.
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