Khadija Craddock

I was extremely disappointed by this book. When I read the summary and plot I was more than excited to begin. However, the grammar is very poor and at times, hard to understand. There are more than a few spelling errors. In addition, it seemed as if the author was trying to “over describe” each and every aspect of the story. A great description can be wonderful, but not in this case. The descriptions were unnecessary and reminded me of a third grade writing assignment. As I said, I think the concept behind the story is good. Unfortunately, that concept is overshadowed by other issues.… (plus d'informations)

Alaya (Lay) Eveland is a high school track sprinter that is coping with the loss of her mother and interest in life too. Lay's only motivation is running because it makes her feel good and free. Lay has had a crush on Shemroy (Roy) for a very long time since before her break up with Kinua. Lay's best friend Tori knows that Lay likes Roy but doesn't say anything about it. Lay shows interest in Octavius and the feeling seems to be mutual. Since Lay's mother's passing, Lay's been on heart medication and strict diet. Some very strange things have been happening to Lay like eating foods that she's not supposed too. Lay learns from Octavius that she's a Wak and a powerful one at that. Lay thinks that she's a monster but Octavius and her dad tell her otherwise. Who can Lay trust? What does being Wak mean? Will Lay accept the truth? Your answers await you in Awakened.

I really loved the lore presented in this book. This is another truly unique take on what is considered the modern vampire. The characters were relatable, clever, and honest. What I mean by that is simply this~you wanted to root for the less championed character. I look forward to the next book in the series.… (plus d'informations)