Review: Eternal Breath of Confusion
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2014
I've never been so bored, aggravated, and annoyed at the same time in my life. Yet, this book brought all those emotions together and then some. The main female character, Caylee, is the most childish, agitating, mood disorder woman that has ever been written. She's intolerable and way beyond insufferable. She is afraid of everything and I'm  pretty sure she's bipolar. The main male character, Haden has the patience and charisma of a saint and the arrogance of Narcissus. He is almighty and all powerful with a great body and he knows it. But the worst part about him is that is supposed the great powerful god like being afraid of nothing that rules over nature but he can't seem to keep his emotions in check enough to kill one single vampire.The book had not premise, no plot, and nothing to keep the reader interested. It is quite confusing and at times, you can't even figure out who is speaking to whom. This book does not flow well at all and there is character development or any real background story. There are times that you can't even tell where they are and what exactly is happening.I am usually good about finishing books but by the time I got to chapter 7, I was pretty much over it. I'm sorry to be so harsh but this book was a fail and I as much as I wanted to (at first) read the series, I think I'll steer clear. Nice try but definitely a fail.