I have to tell you before I start my review that I did not much enjoy this book. And my biggest reason is it wasn't what I expected. This book is labeled young adult, but it's as much young adult as Breaking Dawn is (but the latter had three prior books that could help prove its claim for young adult).
This book starts out by introducing us to a world of witches, vampires, fairies, and werewolves. Each group (or circle) sticks to their own, and they all agreed early on that they would keep a shaky truce by staying away from each other. Faith is in an arranged marriage, and she feels suffocated by her circle and family. She meets Rohan, a vampire, and they rebel by falling in love. The only problem is there's a whole bunch of people pissed by this concept, and they're out to get them.
This book spans many years, so it moves quickly. But it doesn't do a whole lot of setting up the story. You just get glimpses of the circles (or paranormal creatures), and we get a feeling that things are the way they are just because (don't go questioning things or you'll upset the balance). And you know me. I need the background, the history, and an understanding before I can get into the story.
Anyways, back to the moving quickly. Every romantic-notion falls perfectly into place between Rohan and Faith. And then she ends up pregnant. Wait, hold up. Wasn't this a young adult book? I did not expect to read a book about pregnancy when I picked this one up. And it completely turned me off.
This book was a mess in my head. It wasn't something I could easily enjoy, and I think it was because I had different expectations when I first started reading this. All I can say is read more reviews before you pick this one up.