Review: Oliver Yumminess and some secrets unveiled.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2013
So Addison Moore has done it again!  Every time I think this series can not get any better, she some how manages to accomplish just that.  This is ethereal knights, which is a retelling of book one in her Celestra from the point of view of the two Oliver boys.  It is not a new story, but since the first book only showed us things from Skyla's POV, there is so much more to be discovered.I should probably start out with the fact that I am kind of mad at Addison. I completely knew who I wanted Skyla to end up with when this series ends (there is currently one book left).  She had to go and ruin it for me.  Seriously, I had a strong non-love for Logan from the first book and now that I see his side of things, I am so confused.  I kind of like the guy now.  Uggggggg.  Now I do not know who I should be cheering on!I have read the first book in this series numerous times.  I tend to reread the series before a new book comes out.  I thought I knew it all.  If it was a category on Jeopardy  I would so sweep it.  Now that I have read Ethereal Knights, I realize there was so much more to the story.  If you have not read Celestra, I highly recommend you pick it up.  It is currently free and reading it before you read this, or at least reading it back to back will make both books so much more and considering how amazing they are, that is saying something.Here are some things I loved about this book:* This book really filled in the "I wonder why's" of what those Oliver boys did.  There were many times when I just shook my head at them and tried to figure out why Skyla was even interested in them, especially *cough* Logan.* This probably does not even need to be said, but here it is anyways : Those yummy Oliver boys.  Seriously, who could get enough of their yumminess.  The teasers on Addison's website where little itty bitty scenes were rewritten from their point of view were not enough.* Gage's visions: I thought I knew when some of Gage's visions had come to pass, but know that I have seen a bunch of them, I realize I know nothing.  Seriously, it is seriously a whole different ballgame than I thought it was.  Not only did I get to see somethings that I really wanted to "see" first hand ;) .* I may complain about it, but the fact that I no longer thing Logan is unworthy (ok, I had other choice words for him) is awesome.  It makes me look forward to the next book even more than I was slated to be the top of my TBR the day it was released.* Addison did not hold back.  They are teenage boys and as such think about things that girls might not and she let those things show.  Ok, I will just say it.  Those boys did not always think with the head on their shoulders.*Even though this is a retelling, I never once felt like I was hearing the same story, different day.  It was new and fresh and fun.*There is something about Addison's writing style that just connects with me.  Her use of language has me constantly using my highlight feature because I want to be able to find and reread those moments.  There are very few authors whose voice touches me this way.This book is amazing, covered with spectacular sauce, sprinkled with some genius and topped with wonderful.  This is definitely mature YA, because let's be honest, teenage boys can be perves.  If you have read and enjoyed any of this series, this book should definitely be on your TBR.I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.