Evermore (The Immortals)

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As long as she shows no regard for her clothing, appearance or any kind of interest in giving a shit about anyone but herself she will easily pass with young audiences.

She’s strong, stands up for herself, but she also has these very vulnerable moments, where her walls crack and crumble and she’s utterly human. There were some great concepts such as alchemy, recurring souls, different planes of existence, telepathy. She is still reeling from what she has learned about herself and is coming to grips with her new reality. Damen is not even a vampire (even though he doesn’t eat anything, but does drink some red liquid and drink her friend’s blood- how silly of Ever to come to that conclusion!I told myself that I honestly wasn't going to read this book after my friend, Aysha, came up to me one day just praising the book. But this is a testament to the world Sara created and all I can say is that it was a straight up beautiful finale. But she has just learned the truth: She is the Alchemist, and Caro – a woman who single-handedly murdered the Queen and Jules’s first love, Roan, in cold blood – is the Sorceress. With the approaching blue moon heralding her only window for travel, Ever is forced to decide between turning back the clock and saving her family from the accident that claimed them—or staying in the present and saving Damen, who grows weaker each day.

Stunningly handsome, clever and not a little bit intimidating, there's something about him that doesn't quite add up.History, friends, likes, dislikes, family, passions, interests, hobbies and personality flaws are all negligible information that is taking up precious space in your novel. I found myself unwilling to put the book down, even though I had to at some points, because I wanted to know what was going to happen…Ever was so real and her emotions were so believable that it was a little creepy.

One thing for certain, however, is that, reading this as an adult, I did not like some of the messages I was receiving on the relationship end. Elias is also a great match for Ina in a lot of ways – but sadly we don’t even get to see them meet. In Everless, she found out more about her family, but she also discovered that she lived 12 times before this.Also, I completely hated the fact that every single character in this book is a walking, breathing stereotype- Haven being the typical Goth who is shallow, being such a good friend that she gets pissed off at Ever for stealing Damen, then goes off with strangers and get’s herself in a whole load of shit. It wasn't terrible, and I'm not clamouring for the few hours it took me to read it back, but then, but mostly it just left me with an urge to go and re-read Twilight.

Going out of her way to avoid human contact to suppress her abilities, she has been branded a freak at her new high school—but everything changes when she meets Damen Auguste.

The EXACT same thing happened to Ever but with one of Damen's hot, smoldering, sexy looks or touche Manifestations are "simple quantum physics," Ever is murdered lifetime after lifetime but escapes this time due to the serial murderer's "lack of love" and the narrative never explains how Ever reincarnates with a new body and consciousness yet remains herself. Besides the book being kind of dystopian, with Fae and magical creatures and a boarding school setting, this book has trials.