Review: Something a little different to read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 20, 2013
I received this book in exchange for my honest review. Thank you Itching for Books and Elizabeth Sharp!This book was something I didn’t expect. The twists, the drama and the waiting to see what happens next, managed to turn it into something brilliant written. And to add to its perfection, Elizabeth Sharp wrote the book from three perspectives: Cleo, Violet and Charlotte. They are the true best friends.Cleo is a teenager with an ambition to succeed; she has always helped her mother to take care of her brother and sister, not leaving her to handle it all on her own. She does what needs to be done, always listens and she is there to help in need. But, her life comes crushing down after finding out something about her father and what really happened to him. As if the problems aren’t enough, she finds out she has a soul mate and she has no interest in him what so ever, Logan. Cleo knows that he beat her brother to within an inch of his life, but she doesn’t quite believe it. Even if his presence it’s threatening just by being there, she believes that maybe there’s something more to him. Cleo also has some powers, she is something like a star.Violet is a young nave girl, which thinks everyone it’s her friend. Her ability it’s control over ice. Nice right? She is strong, loveable and a true friend that tries to be there all the time. She suffers a lot, but keeps her head up and trying to learn from her mistakes.Charlotte it’s an independent girl, stubborn, a loner to say so but also vulnerable when it comes to certain things. She feeds on blood and she can make her victims do what she wants, just by singing to them. But, she doesn’t kill them, never.By the end of the book, they all had soul mates and some of them difficulties at home with their family. They all had something in common, besides their powers. Violet was my favorite character without any doubt! I loved her! I really enjoyed Supernova, definitely something a little different! I highly recommend this book!