Review: Good book, interesting to say the least
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2013
I had grabbed this book for free, but it wasn't until I had to read it for a reading challenge that I picked it up and got into it. It was a little confusing at first, I wasn't quite sure WHAT I was reading, what it was about, or what to expect. But, I'm not one to quit reading in the middle of the book no matter the reason.What I found instead was that I truly enjoyed the book, despite the confusing aspects. It made it unique and one of a kind because you didn't get the average paranormal circumstances.I loved the main character, Dayton because of her attitude. She didn't let anyone push her around and was her own person. She loved dumdums, knew her way around movies, potty mouth (not unlike myself lol) and a sense of humor to boot."I cursed him in my head. Didn't tall people realize walking faster meant short people had to jog to keep up?"So very true! Even thought she's felt out of place for awhile at the Abbey, it isn't until the eve of her 17th birthday that things really start to become weird. Everything she thought she knew, isn't. I felt sad for Dayton, being thrown into the midst of the craziness and chaos and finding out at the same time that things she didn't believe in before now exist.She finds herself bound to a demon of all things. This book contains a mix of mystery and intrigue, a bit of romance and suspense. Nothing is ever as it seems. I didn't like the aunt from the beginning, I will say that. And with good reason.I got lost in this book, and just kept reading until it was done. It was a rough start for me, but totally glad I finally got around to reading it!