“Just another love sick YA book”
Despite itsmany potentials, the book became very much just
another adolescent supernatural story of star-crossed lovers, and it reminded
me of twilight and Premonition series in terms of a powerful and aged hero
trying to protect the inexperienced and
relatively weak/ fragile heroine.
It was fun to read how magic was negated with scientific
explanations in the beginning, and not to mention how knowledgeable the mentions
of all those historical events/books are. However, the book loses its appeal once
Diana got nervous breakdown, which unfortunately put Matthew into red-alert
lunaticallly protective mode. As instead of finding out about the dormant
ability inside the witch, all Diana and Matthew do is playing love sick for
each other, very much the way hormone-filled teenagers do.
And I can’t feel falling out of the book. DNF I declared. I
fear.
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