This is the last in the trilogy, and I loved it as much as the first two. Be sure to read Torn and Tangled (numbers 1 and 2, respectively) in this series, or you won't understand any of the plot lines.
If you like stories with magic, life and death struggles, clashes between worlds, and a heroine who gets to choose between two hot guys, you'll probably like this book.
I've never been much of a YA fan, but for me this series is second only to Estep's Mythos Academy books in the paranormal YA category. Yes, the main character is 17 and struggles with the typical teenage stuff. But O'Rourke blends the magic and other unusual plot lines so well that the angst doesn't overwhelm the story.
I was surprised that these books are a bit difficult to find, and that not too many people are wishing for them.
If you like stories with magic, life and death struggles, clashes between worlds, and a heroine who gets to choose between two hot guys, you'll probably like this book.
I've never been much of a YA fan, but for me this series is second only to Estep's Mythos Academy books in the paranormal YA category. Yes, the main character is 17 and struggles with the typical teenage stuff. But O'Rourke blends the magic and other unusual plot lines so well that the angst doesn't overwhelm the story.
I was surprised that these books are a bit difficult to find, and that not too many people are wishing for them.
