halkeye reviewed Evermore (The Immortals, #1) by Alyson Noël
Review of 'Evermore (The Immortals, #1)' on 'Goodreads'
2 stars
I'm not sure why I started to read this. I'm pretty sure the kobo app recommended it.
As soon as it started off I knew it wasn't really my kind of book, but i was curious about the whole "seeing auras" and teenage psychic. How she needed to drown out everything so she wouldn't get overwhelmed by stimulus. I've had that feeling a few times so I kinda got attached.
That's the only redeeming part of the entire book for me. Once the love interest came in, I lost whatever remaining internet in the book, but I still had to finish it.
Other reviews have remarked how similar it is to twilight and even though I've never read twilight I can believe it. The relationship was very weak and one sided, made me feel sad about the female gender in general.
Some of the ending bits I liked, but overall …
I'm not sure why I started to read this. I'm pretty sure the kobo app recommended it.
As soon as it started off I knew it wasn't really my kind of book, but i was curious about the whole "seeing auras" and teenage psychic. How she needed to drown out everything so she wouldn't get overwhelmed by stimulus. I've had that feeling a few times so I kinda got attached.
That's the only redeeming part of the entire book for me. Once the love interest came in, I lost whatever remaining internet in the book, but I still had to finish it.
Other reviews have remarked how similar it is to twilight and even though I've never read twilight I can believe it. The relationship was very weak and one sided, made me feel sad about the female gender in general.
Some of the ending bits I liked, but overall I'd give it a meh.
