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Elizabeth Tran _ucki_lefant — {Notes} • Actual rating, more around a 3.5. • This world. Holy crap. This book earned its stars almost solely on the world Melissa Marr has created. It's ominous and spooky, but just a little bit sexy as well. This lovely little town of Claysville, where no one gets sick before the age of eighty, is a little peculiar, especially when it comes to burials and funerals. Every person born within the town limits must be buried within them as well. The dead are minded by the town's Graveminder and her Undertaker, or else they rise from their graves and proceed to go around taking chunks out of people. They aren't quite ghosts, but they aren't quite zombies either. The legends and history wrapped up in this world are so intriguing. • The realm of the dead is amazing as well. Imagine every era and every kind of person colliding in one marvelous city. It makes crossing over seem not so bad, and it's the Graveminder's greatest temptation. Not to mention that Mr. D (aka, Death) is incredibly charming and rich, with just that little touch of sinister. • The roles the Graveminder and Undertaker play are so unique. The Graveminder minds the dead. Basically, she goes around to all the grave sites and keeps things pretty, while also saying a few words and pouring some spirits onto their graves. If she doesn't do this, or misses a grave, they come back and begin hurting people. The Undertaker is tasked with keeping the Graveminder safe, and to be her sole temptation to stay in the realm of the living. Obviously, this temptation makes for great romantic tension. • I seriously love this world so much, I was so disappointed when I saw it isn't going to be a series. I so, so want to visit this world again! It's practically begging to be the inspiration behind a television series! • As for the characters themselves, things could have been better, which is why this got a lower rating from me. If I just judged on the world and potential, this would be five stars. • Rebekkah (dear god, awful spelling) is a typical paranormal heroine. She's feisty and strong and oh-so-very special. She's conflicted by her feelings for Byron, since he was her step-sister's beau before she killed herself. There's a lot of guilt going on in Bek's head. I actually really liked her character in the beginning, but not so much in the middle. She immediately takes to her role as Graveminder, though, and by the end of everything, I'd returned to at least liking her okay. Byron is the typical swoony male lead. He's a little bit edgy, and he's all about Bek. I liked him alright, even if we was a little bland. What I really, really hated was how many times they had the exact same conversation: "I love you, and I know you love me!" "No I don't! But I really do..." • I actually really liked the side characters more. Amity Blue had a lot of potential. Daisha was also great, even if she was one of the Hungry Dead - I loved everything from her POV. So creepy! And even though we only meet her in the prologue, Maylene was just awesome. Any lady who keeps a fully stocked pantry of whiskey and holy water sounds like my kind of gal. ;D • The writing was very readable (I gobbled this up pretty fast), but it was a bit repetitive. I did like the mixed POVs, though I wish we'd seen more of other characters. • I honestly did not see the villain coming. That was a pleasant twist. • There are so many avenues to explore: the town council, the spiritual leaders, Alicia over in the realm of the dead! It just seems like such a waster opportunity to make this wonderful world, and only use it for one book. Here's hoping that Ms. Marr will want to revisit this place one more time. I'd definitely be along for the ride.

Grégoire Gicquel greygouar — Bitingly, ascerbic wit. I loved it.

Juan Romero _elhombrebueno — Wow, this is one of the longest, best, most enjoyable books I have read in some time. The plot is so intricate, the charaters well developed. I love love love this book!

Wesley Pereira dachdigital — Have you ever read a book that just captured your attention in the first chapter? It was either full of drama, friendships etc. In all of the Drama High Series there excitement that just keeps you on the edge of your seat wanting more and waiting to see what happends next. In the series I like the drama, the connection between friendships and families and the relationships. The main character in the series is a girl named Jade who goes to Drama High and of course it's full of drama. The reason why I like the drama so much is because it haves you wanting to know what's next. There's people who is hating on each other, the fights between both enemies, there's different cliques, arguing, and problems in relationships caused by other people. The series isn't just about all the dram but its also about good friendhips and families. Jade has a lot of drama coming her way and even with the help of her two bestfriends life is still full of drama. But this is reason why I like the friendship she has because she has bestfirends who are there for her and that really care. Also with her grandmom giving her advice about everything Jade learns life lessons and has gets lots of love. Although I love the drama and relationships I also love the love relationships from the series. In the series there is different relationships like Jade who finds new love and also deals with her ex- boyfriend's drama and his baby mom. There is also lying and betrayal that goes on which is more stress for Jade. From the love relationships I like how she has a boyfriend that treats her right and takes up for her and doesn't care what anybody else thinks. In conclusion, I really liked this book and can't wait to read the next one. I definitly rate this book a five and you can see why with all the drama at school, the friendships, and love. I also would encourage anyone to read and pass it on to the next person.