Review: Good YA Paranormal!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2013
I was impressed with the first installment of this Fantasy Trilogy.  It's rare that I can say that I didn't want to put a YA book down, since usually there's something that irritates me.  Sometimes it's the main character's personality quirks, a slow plot, a ridiculous romance situation, or distracting editing errors.Not so with this book.  It was an interesting story about a young girl that everyone believed had mental problems because she could see demons that were invisible to everyone else.  She is not too juvenile,  the plot moved right along, the love triangle is entertaining, and the book had very few editing issues.The sexual episodes were a little hesitant, and not overly explicit.  The language was kept clean, no swearing for the sake of swearing, so should be suitable for teenagers.My only complaint was that the two male leads were a little much--they were both a couple of hundred (? Don't remember how old exactly) years old, but the Angel was snobbish, and the Demon was just too good to be true.  And they both seemed to be in love with this teenager because 'She smells good'.  As of the end of this first book, nobody seems to know quite why she does; they believe it's because she may not be totally Human.  Don't worry--they don't want to suck her blood or have her for dinner.It does tempt you to get the next installment at the end by dangling a carrot--the Angel has had a disturbing vision.I'm intrigued enough that I will be moving on to the next book as soon as possible.