Stephenie really proved herself as a great writer with her out-of-the-box story plot. She wrenched herself out from the Twilight Series, away from the world of Bella and vampires and werewolves into a completely different world. She really surprised me with her ideas and oh the writing, it is always good. This Book is about a post-apocalyptic world where aliens, namely 'souls' take up over our world. You may think that it is somewhat like 'The War of Worlds' type of book, but i assure you it not at all like that. This is a must-read for Sci-fi, Dystopian And Romance lovers. Actually, everyone may give it a try! 
 So now the story, the whole thing is depicted from Wanderer's (the alien) point of view. For the first time I fell in love with someone outside our world, Wanda. She believes that she is strong, having traveled many Worlds, but her strength is put to a test when she comes here, in Earth, amid Humans, their sensitive emotions. She is connected to the body of an equally strong and stubborn girl, Melanie, who tries to resist Wanderer (or Wanda) from her thoughts. but slowly they rekindle and their friendship goes strong as they join in a quest to find other humans, especially Jared and Jamie. Jamie is Melanie's younger brother and Jared the hero. But to tell you the truth, Jared is Melanie's love ,not Wanda's. She later finds her Dear No One in Ian. Umm, I guess I like Ian more than Jared. The story was very well crafted and arranged, with all strings attached into a neat work and the writing style was really unique, two people in one body, their emotions sometimes in a conflict. How the characters evolve is a very interesting part, with all the changes. Wanda and Melanie are exceptionally strong characters, trying to do the right things, fighting for the right, even if it means giving up something precious. 
 The story flows smoothly and has the potential to restrain the readers from yawning. it keeps you right of the edge. The ending was good (I will NOT tell you the climax !). At first some of the readers who prefer simple writing style may get confused about who is speaking, Wanda or Melanie, but after only reading two- three pages you will get it right on track. People who like to experiment reading different kind of writing styles should read it. 
 This book definitely reminds me of Dumbledore's quote: "There will be a time when we must choose between what is easy and what is right." 
 Just one message for Stephenie: Give me "The Seeker"!!! 
 So, what are you waiting for? Did this review had no effect on you? Go and read it! 
 Love, 
 Arpita