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236 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 23, 2016

"Piper was mine. all mine. No one could take her away from me. No one."
"I already knew that he would hide many things for me, but he would never withhold his feelings for me."
"You are fucking imperfect in the most imperfect way, Piper."
But that wasn't why I was attracted to Declan. If I'd been just another gold digger, he would have sucked away my life's essence after he hunted me down. Had I forgotten to mention that I'd pickpocketed him the first time we met? Yeah...I left home. I couldn't stand to live with Emilie another minute longer.
If anything, I was overcome by a thousand different feelings at once. Some were complex. Like survivor's guilt for living through an impossible night. Self-loathing for enjoying the consumption of another person's life. Gratitude for Declan's unconditional love. Accountability for asking him to trade his freedom to stay with me.
I understand that some people may like that, but I'm not one of those people. And because the pages were filled with these conversational inner monologues, it felt to me like very little actually happened.
I also spent a lot of time just being confused. One character would do something, then another character would say something, then the first would respond... but I couldn't figure out how any of the things were actually related or how we got from point A to point B. And the characters thoughts and emotions and dialogue would constantly jump from one extreme to another which just further confused me because, again, I didn't understand how the characters were making these transitions, what the connections were, especially so suddenly.
A good editor would also have been helpful. There weren't just typos, there were completely incorrect words being used, like "precariously" instead of "vicariously." Normally I'm not a huge stickler for typos, but these were distracting to me.
One last thing, this might be nitpicky, but if an immortal creature were trying to keep the fact that he's an immortal creature secret, he wouldn't make himself famous. I have it on good authority (i.e. paranormal creatures in other books I've read) that this is a big no-no. He was worried about people suspecting something if his injuries healed too fast, but what are they going to think 50 years from now when he looks exactly the same? Or 200 years from now when they find an old photo or video of him and he's still alive?
So overall, as I said, this really just didn't work for me.
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I honestly don't know. You're going to have to look at some other reviews to determine if this book is right for you.
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