After reading and enjoying Die For Me so much, I was excited to read Until I Die. Picking up right where the first instalment left off Kate is busy navigating exactly what being the girlfriend of a Reverant means. Determined to find a way to help Vincent resist the call that puts himself in mortal danger, Kate uses her grandfather's library and other slightly more risky resources to find answers to her questions. Vincent - in an effort to keep Kate in his life - uses his own methods to fight his destiny. With Vincent's secret draining his strength and the Numas regrouping, the Reverants need assistance. With reinforcements being brought into Paris and the Numas still a threat despite Kate (with Vincent's help) taking out their leader. 
 I love this series. When I read a book I normally take notes. About the characters, the plot, names (because I'm hopeless and forget how to spell half of them) and all sorts of other things. But for Until I Die I didn't take a single note. I was that absorbed in the story. 
 The Reverants (both the good and the bad) are an interesting type of supernatural creature I've not seen before. They're slightly dangerous, fascinating and I enjoy finding out more about them and their history as Kate gets herself more involved in their world. 
 At the core of this book is the love story of Kate and Vincent. They're sweet and unlike in many young adult paranormal novels, I really feel like they deserve each other. Kate's intelligent and despite trying to all she can to help Vincent, she has her own life and interests. She's still there for her sister and trying to be a good granddaughter - even when things get tricky. Jules' flirtatious banter with Kate is brilliant and cheeky but harmless. I love that there is no love triangle centred around the leads. 
 The supporting characters are what make this a five-star read for me. From Georgia to Jules, Violette to Arthur - they're all fantastic in their own way. Their personalities and own stories add to the overall plot in a way that enriches the world in which the Reverants series is set. 
 Paris, fantastic characters and a plot that kept me interested right up until the last page - Until I Die was a pleasure to read. The last book in the series, If I Should Die, is released in May 2013 and I for one can not wait to find out how everything goes for the Reverants.