Review: I really had high hopes for this book.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2012
I am not too sure why. I think the synopsis got me. It sounded so interesting. I started reading and I was so excited but then I realized that this book was not for me. It is about a young girl named Bryn Dawson (Dawson = Titanic to me. Tehe) and her parents die due to an unsolved murder and so she decides to transfer schools and start a new life until she meets William. He is the definition of georgeous. All the girls in the school fall for him but his eyes are for Bryn only. I don't want to ruin anything, but William is not supposed to be with Bryn; and is actually banished from intereacting with the Mortal world, but he can't stay away from her. When you read you will find out why. When William realizes that being with her will only lead to her death, he leaves. Bryn decides to try to commit suicide by walking into the water. She calls it 'being closer to him,' I call it 'suicide.' Whatever. I am a hopeless for romance but when it came to this story it just over did it for me and it was every single line. Every thought was something mushy about them being together forever and dying for one another. There is only so much love I can take and this book just over did it for me. It was very repetitive as well. I get it! You will die for him! No need to mention it twenty-five times. Also, it was very predictable. That is it. If I had to buy the second book I definitely wouldn't read it, but since it is loaned to me by a friend. I will read it - I guess.