I enjoyed Blue Moon. It’s a big
improvement on the first (satisfactory) novel in the Immortals series:
Evermore. Although Evermore wasn’t quite up to my expectations, it did leave me
with many unanswered questions. So of course, I got the sequel immediately and
began reading. Blue Moon answered all my questions, and raised new ones which I
am dying to uncover the answers to. Blue
Moon captivated me from the first page, and I just had to go on reading. If
there’s one thing Alyson Noel is good at, it is cliff-hangers. The suspense in
these novels is insane!
The plot is a little weird. Queer.
Eccentric. I didn’t like the whole crystal ball thing there was throughout the
whole book. I’m really not that much of a philosophical person, so when I read
things like that, I end up snorting to myself. I find it cheesy. And trust me,
there was A LOT of that in the book. The end continued with this odd mood
created throughout the book. I mean, *SPOILER* no exchanging fluids? What the
hell? Honestly? Alyson, please honey, make it a bit more romantic. Couldn’t you
have done something like they can’t touch or they can’t look each other in the
eyes?? That would have been fine, but...exchange fluids? That makes me imagine
Ever and Damen peeing on each other. Ewww!
Besides that I really liked it! The
writing tugged at my heart strings. Everyone (including Damen) turns against
Ever and I just feel like giving her a hug and telling her it’s all going to be
okay. There was plenty of suspense and just the right amount of teen angst. A
great read!
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