Evelyn, fondly called Evie, lived and worked for the International Paranormal Containment Agency (IPCA). She had been there since she was 8 years old and had always wanted to live a normal life, like going to school, watching boys from the sidelines, staying late at night watching movies and TV. She also had a bestfriend who was actually a mermaid named Lish. 
 What's great & different about Evie is she can see through supernatural glamours (or mask) used by paranormals (read: vampires, werewolves, gnomes, fairies, etc). One day she captured a bleeping shapeshifting young man named Lend. This shapeshifter soon triggered up conceivable outcomes in Evie's existence, notwithstanding her watchman Raquel's overwhelming protests. I enjoyed reading Paranormalcy. Right from the start, I knew this might be a fun bleep read. Kiersten White is a flawless writer, he work is breathtaking, stuffed with snickers and wheezes in pair. The characters are genially adorable and overall developed. 
 I liked the main character Evie - the lady obsessed with pink and with a fixation on all things "normal, something she never had the chance to experience. I'm not at all surprised that Lend felt like a magnet to Evie, because he is someone who Evie did not ever had the pleasure to be with. Overall, White's debut novel is a light read, super fun and engaging. I am now ready to read the second book, Supernaturally.