I really, really wanted to like this book. A good premise and fresh characters enticed me, but it fell flat in the hands of this new YA author. Predictable is the word that best describes Born at Midnight by C.C. Hunter. 
 The plot was slow, as were the characters and the big reveals in the storyline. I'm all for character development, and am big on flawed characters, but there was really no one character that I was pulling for. 
 The main character is whiney, weak, and not very bright. Kylie got tiring after a while and, while I understand teenagers have confusion and angst in their lives, Kylie was too self absorbed for me. 
 The best friends and love intersts are typical, if familiar. The goth vampire who has a chip on her shoulder and the inept witch. The half-fae who is immediately attracted to Kylie and the wolf with the mysterious past. The bit mystery is not much of a mystery as few details that were released early on were not in the least menacing or even interesting until the last few chapters of the book. The whole scene felt included just to introduce another character's potential love interest and add an element of danger to the main character. 
 I didn't really care to find out what type of being Kylie was and I'm sure I will not bother to read the following books in this series. To be perfectly honest, the main thing I enjoyed from this book is that I did not pay full price for it.