Why did I read this book? Two words, people: NEW ADULT. I conducted an interview with Rebecca for the blog that my NA Sisters and I run, NA Alley. I'd heard that she wrote New Adult lit, which for all those wondering, is a category sorely overlooked that features protagonists ages 18 to 29. In other words, AFTER high school, but not quite all the way into adulthood. I was entertained by the book. I love magic (I'm a Harry Potter NUT!), and I also love mysteries and handsome dudes who are actually hundreds of years old. Talk about your older man. The only thing that I can say in the negative (I can't say much!) is that I did not appreciate the derogatory way in which Christianity was portrayed. That repeatedly bugged me throughout the book.
But this was a really fun New Adult read for a fantastic price of 99 cents!!! My interview with the lovely Rebecca was posted at NA Alley on May 31st, for anybody who's curious as to what she had to say!
I have this one on my kindle waiting to be read :) Thanks for talking about the Christianity thing. I was worried about that because I heard the protagonist is a Wiccan. Now I know what to expect. Great review sista!
ReplyDeleteThe book was super fun to read....the Christianity thing just kept popping up in places throughout the book, so I just skipped past it, lol.
DeleteSounds really cool. I think I'll go read the sample now :)
ReplyDeleteI have it on my kindle too! Can't wait to get to it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, Summer! :)
ReplyDeleteI read this a few months ago and loved it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing me to a new (new to me anyway) literary term in this post in the New Adult category. I've never head the phrase New Adult books until now.