This book wasn't for me. The synopsis sounded interesting and the reviews weren't bad so I decided to go for it, I was so disappointed. I kept falling asleep while reading it, I've read books with less than two hours sleep in a 24 hour period and was wide awake so that showed me that this book was not grabbing my interest. The build up to Adan and Sara meeting was so long and drawn out and filled with boring unnecessary constant inner dialogues by the characters. (Oh yeah, there were POV's from a million people, okay fine more like three). The only character I didn't have too much of a problem hearing from was Adan, when he and Sara had any kind of interaction the story started to get a little exciting but it was just a teaser and then they were back to being in their head. I think it could have been better if it had more exciting apart times between Adan and Sara and not be so obvious about prolonging their ultimate face to face meeting.

So many things were obvious in this book, of course things were kept form Sara, mostly who she really is and it was also very obvious to her but she kept saying stuff like "I will put that aside for later". I mean really, how many times can she put aside the obvious, these are the things that makes my cynical side rears it ugly head when it comes paranormal books, when a more creative way cannot be found to deal with the inevitable of the veil being lifted for the heroine/hero, don't make it so obvious that the inevitable is being prolonged. It took me a while to finish since I was going back and forth between other books and I kept getting sleepy reading it. It's obviously interesting for others but sorry to say it was just not for me. ( )

I picked this one up mostly because of the beautiful cover and some positive reviews. I thought I might get around to it at some point, but it wasn't at the top of my TBR list.

During my daughter's last dance convention/competition, I needed something to read that would be fun and entertaining, but not so complex that I couldn't stop and come back to it later without re-reading large sections. I decided to give it a try.

Wow! It hooked me from page one. The story flowed and was vivid enough that the major plot points stuck with me even though I was having to read it in sporadic bursts. To me, that is the true test of a good book: Does it stick with you even after you've put it down and this one really did.


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