Top 10 Tuesdays - All About The Villains

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This week's theme is: 
All About The Villains

I'll be listing some of my favorite villains ever, but if you haven't read Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn and the Fever series by Karen Marie Moning, then warning:

Amy "Cool Girl" Dunne 

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

This freaking woman deserves all the awards when it comes to her status as a villain. I definitely loved to hate her!

Katerina Petrova

The Vampire Diaries series by L.J. Smith

Queen. That's all I'll say.

P.S.: My love for her might have more to do with the awesome first three seasons of the TV show, but she was still great in the books too.

FYI: The answer is YES!

Voldemort

Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling

Dude terrorized everyone even when he was dead. You can't ignore a villain feared so deeply that no one risks even saying his name.

V'Laine

Fever series by Karen Marie Moning

I was always team Jericho, but even I felt betrayed by the turn of events.

"A"

Pretty Little Liars series by Sara Shepard

"A" is freaking everywhere. That's enough to scare (and intrigue) the crap out of me.

The Commandant 

An Ember in the Ashes series by Sabaa Tahir

The woman is scary AF. She's merciless and a skilled killer. I'd run the other way if I ever saw her waking my way down the street.

The Bloodwitch

Truthwitch by Susan Dennard

I was more intrigued by him than I was by the main characters.

Balthazar

Blood of the Prophet by Kat Ross

He played a bigger role in the second book in the series, and I have to say I really enjoyed being inside of his twisted head.

Warner

Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi

 Come on, you know you loved Warner even when he was a villain.

The Lannisters

A Game of Thrones series by George R. R. Martin

Each Lannister is worse than the next, but they're the most intriguing and disturbing characters in this series.

Bonus

Dexter

Dexter by Jeff Lindsay

Because a serial killer can't be anything but a villain, right? Wrong. Or right.

Dexter is simply Dexter.

So, what do you think about these choices? Have you read any of them? Share you opinion bellow.