Review: I received a copy of this in exchange for an honest review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
StitchAt first i was really confused, what was a paranormal story doing in the middle of a dystopian set?? But then out of left field everything is explained and it fits perfectly in with the theme. Where Alessa seemed like a whiny little cow, you soon discover she is anything but. Really enjoyed this book.The Moon DwellersIt was well written, and fast paced but for me it lacked a certain wow factor.Adele (Of the Moon Realm) locks eye with the Perfect Prince Tristan (Of the Sun Realm) through the bars of her Juvenile Detention Center, and something akin to sparks physically So Tristan sets off on an epic adventure to find Adele and demand answers to why she causes him pain when she looks at him.Adele on the other hand is busy escaping from said Juvie center to go and find her family. Aided by her new friends Tawni and Cole they are constantly on the run from Rivet, lead "Investigator" on their case. Adele also wants to know exactly why Tristan is causing her pain.All in all i give this book a 4 and would recommend, but did feel a bit gutted we didnt get any sort of answers in this first book of the series.DayNightI didnt love this this story, i will be honest. It had a dystopian backdrop but the story seemed to be too romantically centered. I felt Kira had no redeeming strengths and the most useful thing she did was keep her mouth shut and not ruin things for the exilers. Not a series i think i will continue with.