I'd go for two and a half stars, but three is sufficient.
This book has a great cover, it's fiery and fine and it caught my attention (seriously, I'd love some tips from the cover designer, great stuff:-) )
The story opens with an accident and after losing both parents the heroine is forced to move in with an alcoholic uncle to Haven hill where nothing is at it seems, apparently there are vampires, werewolves and witches who seriously hate each other and she's dragged into it.
So, there were plenty of parts that felt borrowed from Twilight, like the intense stares between the heroine and werewolf Ethan.
How he ripped open a door to save her from an accident and claimed she was seeing things at the hospital, and the same happens with the vampire Lucas. It felt more like a switch up of Twilight, how about we get the girl to end up with the werewolf instead? Those were the vibes I got, but they could also mean nothing because on the plus side, there's a story here. It's fuzzy at first, but as you follow the breadcrumbs you get your way and it's made better by Uncle Jake.
Family's always got your back and that's why I loved it, Uncle Jake is something tough and special beneath the beer cans!