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I enjoy horror, thrillers, urban fantasy, steampunk, science fiction, mystery, speculative and dystopian fiction, humor, and paranormal romance (I like more plot than smut in my fiction, although I'm definitely not a prude) among others.
about me In October, every October, I marathon 100+ horror movies so I'm not as active that month or November either (NaNoWriMo).
My rating system is as follows:
1 star - I'd like my time back, thank you.
2 stars - I didn't care for it but I don't feel cheated. I'm not likely to subject myself to any of this author's other works.
3 stars - I enjoyed my time in the story and will more than likely read another book by the author some day.
4 stars - I really enjoyed this story and will definitely be interested in anything else the author writes.
5 stars - The real world didn't exist while I was reading this. I will likely maim anyone who interrupts me while I'm devouring everything in this author's bibliography
My first instinct was to say Twilight mixed with Men In Black but that's not quite fair. It was a fluffy star-crossed teenaged lovers (who are not actually having sex). Our human girl is book smart, a loner and also is brave to the point of stupidity. Our alien boy is quiet, intense, and spent the last 60-70 years on Earth being 18.
Not at all like Twilight. My apologies.
Anyway, I actually did enjoy this little book. It was not a bad way to spend an afternoon at all. Just don't expect any real substance. It's junk food and there is nothing wrong with that.