Review: different for vamp book, but in a good way
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 30, 2012
I downloaded this book because I read Kelley York's previous bookHushed, and loved it.  Now to begin with Hallowed is completely different from Hushed, but was just as easy to read.  What I liked about Hallowed was it was quite different from other vampire books.  This book centred around Briar finding out what it means to be a vampire and coming to terms with that, and everything else new she discovers.  It is not some great romance between a vampire and human, nor is it a book where the female adores vampires. This made it different.  What also made it different was that she didn't want this change, but didn't moan about it.  She was a very proactive, make the best of it character.  There were also very interesting secondary characters in this book, whom I don't really want to talk too much about as I don't want to spoil the story, but these characters made the story more interesting also.  There is some romance in this book, it was full of angst and left you wondering, but not in an annoying frustrating way.  This is also a very clean book, no sex, not much swearing, but it does not feel `young', the characters are actually mature for their age.  This book does not necessarily need a sequel, as there is an end, but boy would I like to read more about Briar, and what happens next for her and someone (don't want to say whom).Will I read it again? YesWould I recommend it? Yes