Review: Fantastic YA Book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2012
This book has characteristics commonly found in other books, to include: the "human" girl that turns out not to be human, the hero who is not interested in the heroine (at least in the beginning) and the heroine's best friend who will stick by her through thick and thin.  However, what made the book unique was the way the author built the characters and shared their lives.  I like the heroine (who is not whiny and annoying but actually tries to accomplish things on her own and headstrong), the hero (who doesn't wait until the very end of the book to realize he might not hate her after all), her best friend (who you just want to hug if she doesn't punch you for it), the hero's friend and everyone else.  Warning:  There is, as stated by so many others, a cliff hanger at the end of this book.  Huge, will leave your yelling, WHY?!?!  Still, I found this to be an excellent book where I liked all the good characters and disliked all the bad (don't you hate when you hate the main characters and are rooting for them to fail?).  I can't wait for the next.  Even though I read this book about 3 weeks ago, the story line and characters are still strong in my mind despite the many books I've read since that I've forgotton.