Review: I enjoyed the book though YA isn't really my thing.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2013
Kay Glass is becoming a better writer with every work.  She did a great job with the 16 year old `voice'.  It was believable in attitude, feelings and dialogue.  Serene's relationship with her parents felt real, flawed, but then again, isn't every one between parents and their teens?I loved the Greek mythology bit.  The belief in the Christian God seemed a bit tacked on.  There are a million reasons why a 16 year old girl wouldn't want to have sex and I would have liked to see one of those used instead of promises to god and purity rings.  The back and forth between the loves went on a little long for me but the book is teen fiction - they are all over the place in real life, so why wouldn't they be in fiction.The book wasn't paranormal though it did have that kind of feel, what with the past lives orbiting around each other.  At 155 pages it was a short read, but good.  I didn't feel this was written for me but I would highly suggest it for teens.  There were many mentions of murder and rape but never any vivid description, certainly not enough to get censored.