The characters are flat, unrelatable, stupid, and acting out of character whenever it is convenient, the relationships are shallow, the style of narration is juvenile, the mythology is full of holes, the story itself is boring, unoriginal, unexciting, and full of clichés. Teen angst and the paranormal make a combustible mix as Noel utilizes typical themes and gives them a dangerous and eerie twist.

Plus - FOR FREE - extras to help 'improve' your novel, the bottom line of your sales, and the expedient destruction of your soul. Jules confronts the girl who is both her oldest friend and greatest enemy in the highly anticipated sequel - and conclusion - to the Top Ten Bestseller Everless. And what was Damen doing BOTH times Ever (the supposed love of his life) was fighting for her life against his wife?

We’re back to our protagonist from the first book, Jules, who is on the run following the end of that story. As the reader gets deeper into the story, we learn quite a bit about Jules' and Caro's pasts, as well as what fuelled the divide between them. She is still reeling from what she has learned about herself and is coming to grips with her new reality.

Telepathy is in a completely different ballpark, and it's just shit like this that proves how few fucks the author gives about authenticity and integrity in her writing. Jules decides that the cycle stops here and journeys through her past for some knowledge or weapon to help her come out on top the next time she faces off against the Sorceress.It's just disgusting and wrong on so many levels, and I can't believe the gall of the author to implant this abysmal moral on young minds. I really did enjoy the character development of Damon – it’s quite clear from the start that there is something different about him, but as to what it is exactly, that remains slightly mysterious until later on in the book. It throws a whole new issue into the mix and I really cannot wait to see how Summer is going to get herself out of this one.