Do you ever have that feeling when you start a book that it sounds too good to be true? A fear that the reality won’t live up to the hype? Those are exactly the two feelings I had when I started reading Die For Me. A gorgeous undead-type guy who is part of a war against evil? A romance set in Paris?...
I did not enjoy this book at all.I regret having to pick it up, actually. It was that bad.I guess the whole "Paris" setting did not appeal to me, nor did these "revenant" people. Sure, the idea was original and creative, but I thought that the book focused more on the girl's -- see, I even forgot he...
When Kate's parents die in a car accident, she and her sister Georgia move to Paris to live with their grandparents. Kate is numb with grief for a long time, and unlike her sister, who's extrovert and a social butterfly, Kate stays inside a lot, and buries herself in books. When she finally starts g...
Kate and her sister are basically forced (boo-hoo) to move to Paris with their grandmother and grandfather after a tragic accident takes the life of their mother and father. Though, Kate would enjoy a new look, she can't get out of her slump. I mean, how do you after losing both of your parents at t...
This book had so much potential. With the rash of paranormal young adult novels out there, it is seems like it is difficult to come across an original or unique premise. This is the one place where this book succeeded. Revenants, who have immortal life because they died for someone else, and cont...
This was actually better than I expected since i had almost expected this book to be bad. It definitely lived up to its hype. The buildup may be slow to the actual climax since it was actually one thing that snapped everything to action. But I loved how the story is told in first-person, at first, i...
Despite beautiful imagery and a fun concept, I just couldn't get into this story. I felt like too many of the YA paranormal tropes were put out on display with not enough flair.
Also appears on The Screaming Nitpicker. Read and reviewed for the H.Y.P.E. Project (details here).After her parents' deaths in a car crash, Kate lives with her older sister and grandparents in the heart of Paris. The pain is ever-throbbing in her chest and she spends all her time floating around mu...
I really adored this book. I picked it up because my baby sister kept raving about it and even though the description sounds like yet another average YA supernatural romance, I gave it a try. I'm glad I did. I won't waste your time with a half-asses summery because there are several out there tha...
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