Review: Disappointed
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2012
Tijan's book Fallen Crest High was gritty, suspenseful and darkly romantic, so I really hate to say anything negative about this author because she is fabulous, but this book was repetitive, unromantic in the end, and left way too many unanswered questions; even for a first book in a series.  I have to believe this was one of Tijan's earlier creations that, when edited correctly, could become something fantastic because Tijan is a really fascinating writer.Davina or Davy, as she insists on being called, is a powerful empath who can feel the emotions of others and also know when vampires or werewolves are in the vicinity.  While on friendly terms with werewolves, vampires are her enemies.  When Davy unsuccessfully tries to prevent a girl from jumping to her death, she "sees" a gloomy or fatal "forecast" in the girl's mind before she jumps which causes Davy to feel foreboding for her own future.  Then Davy's clueless roommate Emily falls for a dangerous looking vampire named Luke Roane and Davy's best supernatural friend Kates comes into town with her own deviant agenda.  Davy and vampire Roane are thrown together as he tries to use Davy to prevent Kates from her caring-out her illegal agenda.  Davy and Roane notice that they have a strong attraction for each other which they can't understand as they are natural enemies.  They just can't keep their hands off each other despite the danger of an upcoming war between two opposing vampire clans who want the illusive prophesied human Immortal.I did like the idea of the story but I wouldn't read the sequel as I like my stories romantic and fleshed out and this one was wasn't.  Those of you who like action over romance, may like this one a little better than I did.  If you are reading this book because you fell in love with Fallen Crest High, you will be disappointed.  It doesn't compare.Would I/Did I buy it? Yes (.99)Would I read it again?  NoWould I recommend it to friends? Well...