Review: there's too much gook in your aura
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 6, 2014
Seraphina is a 16 year old with magical powers from the small town of Hell’s Hollow. Powers that can be used to heal. But using them to heal, she risks her sanity. This story is about how she faces challenges and the difficult decisions she has to make. She isn’t your typical teenager that we already know. But she was what you call a loner and kept to herself. Mainly to make it easier for her to keep her secret, until she meets Zach.“is that chocolate?”He’s a mysterious tall skinny boy with black hair she feels a strange tug to. She doesn’t know exactly why, but the pull is strong. This is where it starts to get interesting. She doesn’t know where he’s come from and she is determined to find out. But with wanting to find out, she has to defy her mother and break her rules. Sera wants to gain Zach’s trust and she won’t give up so easily.“won’t you come back and hang out again?”The story is filled with twists, turns and secrets that little by little came to light. I liked how I didn’t know what was coming next. It kept my interest through out it all. I was happy to see how Seraphina and Zach helped each other out, knowingly and unknowingly.“….maybe you’ll be the one to break the chain”A cute, sweet, magical innocent romance with a bit of suspence. Challenges and tough decisions that are life changing, a lot for a 16 year old to handle on her own. But luckily with her family’s support, and chocolate, she overcame those difficult challenges she faced.“there’s too much gook in your aura”I laughed a lot, got a bit sentimental and in the end I had a big smile on my face. Again, with the twists and turns this story took, I wasn’t expecting the ending. Took me by surprise, but in a good way. Who doesn’t like happy endings? Personally, I thought it was a quick read. I rather enjoyed that and the fact that, although I would like to know what became of Sera and Zach (I feel the same for all the characters I come to like), it didn’t leave me with a lot of questions. It was pretty much all resolved in the end.