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This book is Twilight recast as demigods instead of vampires. I don't necessarily thinks thats a bad thing. For not being a good writer, Stephanie Meyer had (the majority) of her readers fully invested in her characters, and at this point, I would say I am pretty interested in Helen and Luke's relationship. This is certainly not groundbreaking and if you're going to get frustrated by seeing the same characters here as you did in Twilight, don't bother reading. Theres an Alice (complete with visions of the future), a comic-relief father character, a big-burly 'cousin' who teases Bella, oops, I mean Helen. The list goes on and on. But, as we've seen with Twilight, that formula works. Why fix what aint broken? This book could have been better had the author developed any original ideas, but it was still entertaining and the romance did make my pulse race quite a few times.

2022-08-31 09:05