1. Evermore

This book did grip me right away; I instantly liked the FMC and found it intriguing. Instantly I felt some [b:Memory Walker|39712000|Memory Walker (Inflexaen #1)|Carly Marino|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1525552288l/39712000._SY75_.jpg|61370467] vibes. As it goes on, it does have some major Twilight vibes; particularly Damon basically is Edward (personality-wise, not physically). Still, the book’s fun enough that I’m happy to see how it plays out.

The author did a good job of telling the story in the POV of a self aware, wise-beyond-her-years teenager. While none of the characters are original, they’re also teenagers just trying to survive those also high school years, so it pretty much works.

Despite the lack of originality, it’s a pretty fun read. Pretty much nothing is original anyway these days, and there was some fun action, drama and a fun villain. The author does have a writing style I enjoy; will likely read on in the series, at least for one more installment.

4 stars.
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Note:
I listened to the audiobook; this is a 5-star performance. Narrator’s voice remained smooth and pleasant, even when sped up.



2. Blue Moon

This was entertaining enough and kept me invested in the series, but isn’t my favorite installment. Ever is annoying in this one—which means the author knows how to get to her readers, so impressive but frustrating too if that makes sense.

Worth the read in order to stay current on the series, as book 3 picked up more.

3.5 stars
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Note:
I listened to the audiobook; 5-star performance from the narrator.



3. Shadowland
Couldn’t put this one down, enjoyed it more than book 2. Though it was a bit slow. There’s all this mystery, leftover drama from previous installments and conflict but … it sort of crawls on. Could’ve been better written in this way. Still, enjoyed it, missed it when I put it down and feel a need to read on in the series so good overall.

4 stars
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Note:
I listened to the audiobook; 5-star performance from the narrator.