Review: Ethereal
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
Woohoo, I'm finished! Thank goodness for that. Although admittedly I won't get that time back again the thought that I won't have to read another page consoles me.I have read quite a lot of Young Adult books and have been pleasantly surprised by a lot of them. This one, however, is memorable for all the wrong reasons.You should be able to relate in some form to the main character(s) but with the main female in this book I just wanted to turn to a page where she wasn't on it. She whinges, she whines, she's rude and obnoxious (and that's to her friends, let alone her family), she's pathetic and does nothing apart from complain or be bitchy. She thinks nothing of leaving her two sisters at the mall whilst she goes off with her boyfriend, even though she's already only being let out on "good behaviour".And speaking of boyfriends, do try to keep up over which one she is locking lips with as it changes quite frequently, although the fact that she is a virgin is brought up quite frequently too. It's almost as if the author was having to remind herself of this. Ellis is a dopehead but a good looking one ... obviously! Logan is described as an Adonis and also seems to think of himself in the same way.  Gage has eyes like a cobalt sea and stunning features. Yeuch! Of them all, Gage shows the most promise but is the one that you hear the least about. He seems to be permanently saving their asses and getting no thanks for it!I can't actually think of anything about this book that pleased me apart from when I realised that it was over and I didn't have to read anymore.This book has been described as spiritual - I'm sorry, I just don't get that!!!!Book's finished, series is finished - the thought of reading 9 more books like this one .... I just can't do it.