Review: Will Leave You Wanting More
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2012
I don't remember the last book I read that made me stay up until 3:45 a.m. to finish reading like Hollowed did.WOW! I totally loved this book. I seriously could not put this book down for the life of me. There were so many twist and turns throughout the whole story, and the mystery behind who turned Tess into a vampire. I was totally shocked when the author reveals the character that turned Tess. Once I finished reading Hollowed I was kind of sad that it was over, because I wanted to read more about the characters.I seriously loved all the characters in the book, and I had different feelings going on for them. The main character Briar was totally a character I could relate to in some kind of level. I could feel all of the emotions she went through the entire book, and she just made me care for her character. On the other hand, I had a love-hate feeling going on with Noah's character. That boy seriously made me want to slap some sense into him, but I still loved the way he cared for Briar. My favorite character in Hollowed was Daniel :D! I loved his french dialogue and that he brought humor into the story, because I love some sense of humor in books. Other important character in the story are Oliver, Cole, Ruby, and Joel.I have read a lot of vampire stories and I can say that I was a little uneasy of reading another vampire story. The fact being that most all vampire stories are the same and there is no originallity to the story. I can state that Hollowed is 100% original and stands out from all the other vampire stories I have read. It was also a really fast paced read which did not help the fact that I wanted to keep reading more :(.Overall, Hollowed is one of my favorite reads of this year because of it's originallity. The characters pull you into the story, and make you actually care for what they are going through. Plus, the twists and turns in the story just leave your head ralling of what is going to happen next. Totally going to re-read this book soon, because I am still not over the fact that it is over.