Review: Amazing doesn't even begin to describe it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2013
I am undeniably, absolutely, utterly and totally in love with Metamorphosis! This book has left me with one of the biggest book hangovers that I’ve had in quite a while. Erin Noelle has written an amazing and exquisite book that will reach into your heart and soul.I loved the fact that she incorporated the “Book Boyfriend” theme into Scarlett and Evie’s friendship. It was so much fun, and I really enjoyed reading about the girls categorizing the different types of book boyfriends that we all fall in love with. My favorite type of book boyfriend was wonderfully depicted in Metamorphosis and I will certainly add him to my dream list.Scarlett is heading off to college after having lived and extremely sheltered life. She had attended an all-girls private school, and really never had any exposure to the outside world other than church camp or hanging with her best friend, Evie. Most of Scarlett’s experience with boys is limited to her living vicariously through Evie or the books they read and the fantasies that they had about the book boyfriends.After arriving in Houston to begin school at Rice University, Evie takes Scarlett for a complete makeover to help her come out of her shell and discover who she really is. They decide that to make meeting new people fun and interesting, that they should have choose a different category of book boyfriend to be their focus for the night, and have a competition to see who gets the farthest with said book boyfriend. (Did I mention that I think that this would be the most fun thing ever to do!)Scarlett’s innocence quickly attracts the attention of three very sexy and different men. Aston is the gorgeous surfer-boy player. Dylan is the quintessential “frat-boy”. And last, but not least, my personal favorite, Mason, is the sexy, tattooed, rockstar-badboy. She must decide how she feels about each of them, and decide on who is best for her. Scarlett embarks on a journey of self-discovery about life, love and loss.I love an angst filled book, and this book did not disappoint in the angst department. My heart was pounding throughout most of Metamorphosis, and I had several moments where I wanted to shout at the characters for their actions or decisions. I also cried a lot too. I cried from laughing so hard, and I cried from being so heartbroken and torn apart. I am super excited that there will be a sequel to Metamorphosis, and I can’t wait for Ambrosia to come out. I really want to know what happens next in Scarlett, Ash, and Mason’s lives.(Romance Addiction Blog) [...]