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Alexa Ledesma alexaledesma — I have loved Scott Westerfeld ever since my fiance forced me to read The Uglies. Although I delighted in the complex worlds he creates, I was often disappointed by characters written to appeal to the juvenile fiction crowd. Then I found this series. Low and behold Scott Westerfeld for adults! It's like finding an adult version of Harry Potter. Complex futuristic space opera world with characters I can actually relate to. Thank you Westerfeld. The only complaint I have is the cliff hanger at the end of this on is quite ridiculous. In the second book they have to repeat the last chapter of this book, just to orient the reader. On to book two...

Helena Illingworth littleblackdogdesign — I first thought oh no its going to be like the book called shiver, as it reminded me of the wolf with yellow eyes, but it turns out I was wrong. It was a little confusing at the start as there were too many characters, so wasn’t sure what was going on but when it started to even out , I started to get into the book. Always had you guessing on what would happen. It’s a romantic book and as usually there was rivalry between a girl, turns out the boys are brothers. On the surface a rich woman called mercy moves into town with her son, turns out there’s more too her than her money. But know one notices until a group of bikers come into town. Mercy turns out to be a very old woman with powers that connect to the devil of the underworld. The bikers turn out to be werewolves trying to stop mercy from turning more people into nasty creatures. When they finally find a plan to stop mercy, they find out it was a trap and Finn was right in the first place. Can Joe and Lucas get to Faye and Finn in time before they do something that can change the world?

Benedikt Von bvst — In this intelligent read about love and music, Carmen surprises us with her witty and smarts. This was a little different than other books I read, but with its emotional pull, it really pulls the reader in. The book was narrated by Carmen, who in my opinion was very strong and I would say that she is independent. Her mother is too controlling of Carmen's career in becoming the top violinist. Her main goal is to win the Guarneri- a prestigious award. Then we met the handsome Jeremy. Ladies he is one great character. I liked him from the start, he was charming, adorable, and HOT. Carmen first meets him at a concert he plays, but with their little banter the relationship grows upon that. As they grew closer, we learn a new side of Carmen. Jeremy brings out a lot of things that Carmen, and her mother tries to get her to ignore the relationship and that he is using her, but once Jeremy kisses her.........Jeremy is one great character (British) all of his reasons for being there are heartwarming, it shows that he also has feeling for her once he got to know her. Violin is what connects them, and can also tore them apart. The plot was put together well, characters were well rounded, you really get in touch with Martinez's characters to the heart. Carmen's family is caring to some degree, but her mother is very insensitive, I know she cares for Carmen and her career as a violinist, she smothers her, and we don't see much of her biological father, only 2 mentions of him, I thought we could've seen more of him despite the circumstances. Overall I enjoyed the romance between these two, and the ending was a great ending, but it could have been more. If you like music, love and much more take a look at this book!!! http://lovesbooksreviews.blogspot.com/