This was cute, though honestly, the book was more than half over before I was willing to give Alona a chance. She was over-the-top obnoxious with how self-centered and and narrow-minded she was, which I think was deliberate on the author's part but wasn't balanced by anything to make her likable ...
This was just as good as the first one. I loved the addition of another ghost talker. I think it made things interesting, and of course Alona's jealousy was rather amusing. I felt like it was a little slower than the first novel, but there is a ton of information thrown at you and the slower pace...
Alright. I read another book that I had on my shelf for the longest time. And finally…I can say. YES! I adored it!Plot: This story follows what has happening in the first two books, so if you haven’t read the series, go now and read it. So this plot moves pretty fast with Alona and Will. They got...
(3.5) Note to self: Never judge a book by its cover. This book made my day, is a really fun story and is a "fast reading material"
I love the way Kade is able to write on paranormal topics, yet make it all so realistic. She stretches her stories just enough without going overboard. I enjoy how she adds little bits of humor (and makes fun of cheerleaders) in this story and even has the characters “talk” to the readers. I love...
I was so enthralled with the Ghost and the Goth that I had to go out and borrow the next two books from the library to read them. Alas, I didn't find this nearly as charming as the first volume. There was still a lot of good interaction between Will and Alona - the highpoint of both volumes for...
Ah, the end. I liked it. I thought it wrapped up well. Didn't really address what Alona/Ally would do if another ghost tried to take over her body (again). It was good to see her and Will not beat around the bush anymore. That stuff made me happy, but there wasn't a lot of it. It was more 'hate o...
His body is wire-taut with tension, like any sudden movement on his part or mine might cause him to snap into pieces. I’m not sure if touching him will help or make things worse, so I stay still. The driver, a guy with white hair and wearing a black Coal City Nights baseball hat, mutters to himse...
A french fry bounced off my cheek and landed in the congealing grease on my pizza slice. I looked up from my tray, startled. “What’s up, bro?” Zach asked, as he wiped his hands on a napkin. “I called your name, like, three times.” “Just tired,” I said. “Long day.” A burst of laughter came from th...
It had been almost twelve hours since I’d ended things with Zane, and clearly he’d done what I’d asked and told Rachel about it. The rumor mill was actively churning; I could hear the whispers and feel the looks. And, of course, my red and swollen eyes were clear confirmation that something was g...