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# White Hot Kiss (The Dark Elements Book 1) Kindle Edition

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## Customer Reviews

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    Wardens, and Demons, and Secrets! Oh, my!
  

*by E***C on Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019*

An interesting start to a new series. Though the book comes across as formulaic and stereotypical of the genre, I still found myself drawn in to this word of Wardens (Gargoyles) and Demons.White Hot Kiss, the first installment of Armentrout's The Dark Elements series, focuses on Layla, a teenage girl who is half Warden and half demon. She knows nothing of her past - who her parents are, or why they abandoned her. Taken in by the Wardens as a young girl, Layla assists them in their war against the demons by using her "gifts". Layla, though living with the Wardens, and stifling her demon heritage, feels like she does not really fit in. When she meets Roth, a demon who seems to know a lot about her past and who she really is, Layla begins to question everything she has been taught to believe.There is what some may consider a love triangle of sorts in this book. But I don't see it that way.  I think there has to be more active pursuit by all parties involved for it to be a true love triangle. Instead, there is one teenage girl trying to process and come to terms with her own feelings regarding two very different males. One, a gargoyle, has always held a special place in her heart and represents "home" (dare I call it hero worship?); the other, a demon, sets her pulse to racing, muddles her brain, and represents everything she has been taught to hate and judge (by the Wardens).If I am being completely honest here - based on this book alone - I am a Roth fan over Zayne. I found Zayne to be a confusing character. I struggled to really understand his motivation and his behavior. At times, he comes across as condescending and childish in his treatment of Layla; while at other times, I got the sense that he is struggling with his own inner demons and turmoil. Does he feel more for Layla than brotherly love and friendship? Does he want to buck the system and tradition, or will he bow to the will of his father? I just do not know. Maybe Book 2 will answer some of the many questions I still have!Overall, I enjoyed the story, but I would have liked more focus on who the Wardens really are, and some more action involving them in their true form  - maybe more encounters between them and the demons? I know this story is from Layla's POV, but I think this would have heightened the reading experience.

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    If you say you didn't search the name Bambi after reading this book you are lying
  

*by A***) on Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2017*

I want a snake tattoo. Now.Seriously, look me in the eye and try to tell you don't want a familial after reading this book.Jennifer L. Armentrout is growing on me as an author. Her books are never 'the best' (as in Throne of Glass Level), but she does write some of the better (if not the best) entertaining books.She has this ability to make a series grow on you, more than I ever know possible. I felt the same way too when I was reading the Lux series. It's like it always starts off as another good, entertaining romance book, but as it progresses, you start to realize that you're enjoying it more and more, and before you know it you had already bought the entire series and listed in the top 5 best hate-love relationships I have ever seen.Speaking of which, if you're a reader who finished the Lux series, really enjoyed it, and is desperately looking for another series that is like it, I strongly suggest this book (series). You will not disappoint.Our main character, Layla, is a hybrid half-breed. An abomination. She is half-warden, half demon. A combination that is actually impossible because the two breeds really hate each other, no less mate.We see how she struggles with her identity, and how she suffers the discrimination from her clan members and those who is the closest that she has to family. And how it pains her that she would never fit in either, because she's half in both.In this book, I personally like Zayne better than Roth as a character. Roth is...not that well written actually. I don't know how to describe it. Astaroth, crown prince of hell, is a little bit of a disappointment. He didn't live up the hate/love relationship like I imagined (because he kept arrogantly trying to hit on Layla), but that also makes him the idea second-guy. But I see room for improvement, and hopefully in the next book I'll like him more. And we didn't get to see much (if not none) of any scenes where we get a glimpse into his true self. Remember: it's the rare depth of emotions that we see from these second guys that get us to fall in love with them in the first place. Hopefully, Jennifer will put more of these scenes in the next installment.However, despite the slight disappointment I felt with Roth, both Roth and Zayne were well-written and likable enough that I find myself into a soon-to-be-really-severe-case of a triangle love. But currently, since it is literally not possible for Layla to kiss Zayne without sucking out his soul, I'm intrigued to see how Jennifer's going to pull that relationship out.I also really loved Layla. Again, Jennifer has proved herself again and gain how she is really good at mastering the creation of kick-ass heroines which sassy-as-hell is there middle name. She can fight, she's independent and strong, and most importantly: she knows when to spare a life and when not to, basically, not overly soft to the point that she's annoying. The characters all felt real; even Roth's arrogance and dickishness are realistic (and attractive).I really, really liked this book. I feel like if I paid for it, I wouldn't be exactly disappointed. The love-relationships are very enjoyable, and for fans of second-guy romances, this is the series to go for you. Although it's choose-the-second-guy romance, and not that much on the hate/love relationship, I still urge fans of the Lux series to check out this book. We all know Jennifer's writing style, so if you enjoyed her other books, you'll definitely love this one too.

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    SWOON
  

*by K***A on Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020*

White Hot Kiss tells the tale of Layla, the half-demon and half-warden who is on a mission to save the world from a horde of nasty demons. Along side her stand her Gargoyle BFF Zayne, the man she has crushed on for years, and theCrown Prince of Hell, Roth, who also has this knack for making her heart race.Wait. What?Layla and Zayne are like any other “normal teenagers...if you can excuse the fact that Layla tags demons during the day for the Wardens to hunt at night. Zayne has this ability to shift into a Gargoyle—he’s bound to protect humans by hunting demons. Zayne is the man that you want but know you can never have. He’s Layla’s best friend, and that line can’t be crossed. And when Layla is attacked by a demon, it’s the Crown Prince of Hell that comes to save her.Roth is like the breath of fresh air that you didn’t know that you needed. He’s snarky, sweet, rough, compassionate, caring, badass, all rolled into one demon.  He pushes Layla to see a new perspective, to not take everything at face value. Layla can explore a new side of herself that she couldn’t with the Wardens because they hunt demons, not help them.But the lines between friends and enemies becomes blurred when you’re trying to stop the Lilin from rising. And if they can’t—it means an apocalypse.5/5 stars JLA. A compelling book I couldn’t put down!!

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