I really have no idea how to review Feather, it's a little hard to do so without revealing spoiler, which I don't want to do even though sometimes I look for spoiler in other reviewers review to see whether I really would like the book. But with Feather, honestly, the book summary explained it all. The book that centers about paranormal love. Once again, like many other reviews I'm sure have said before, unless you are expecting a book who's theme is love, I suggest you don't read it. Don't take it the wrong way, I really loved the book and is worth a 5/5, but that's just me. I tend to go for paranormal romance. I really don't know how to express it any other way. It's those kind of book, where you love them or you hate them. With that aside, another aspect that I loved about this story was that it really made me laugh. I truly enjoy books that can make me laugh and avidly look for them. The only thing that I found not odd, but different, in a good way, was that not only did the book feel like it progressed quickly, especially in the beginning, but the relationship between the two characters went extremely fast. Normally, I like that in a book, but I would have liked for the author to add a little detail into the part when they first meat. It's was basically love at first sight and then the next day after meeting they are already in a relationship. It went a little to fast for me. Otherwise else, I really enjoyed the book. And most importunately, I LOVE Nate. He was perfect! The sad part is, is that I can't go into detail about how AMAZING he is because I would basically be giving the story away. And don't get me even started on the ending, it was tear worthy. It was good enough that a person could read the book just for the ending,in the cabin. Genius, genius, I tell you!!! But in all seriousness, the book was amazperfgreastupendous, no word in the english language to describe how amazing it was. If you are looking for a funny, book that will make you have a new appreciation for the word love, then read this book. Maybe I'm exaggerating a liiiiiiittle bit about how good the book was, but ya this is what happens when I write a review for a book as soon as I'm finished the book.