Corrine Jackson blew me away in this book. I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed this story. I thought this was just going to be another book about a girl having a healing power, but boy was I wrong. Ms. Jackson has created an entirely new genre and world that I want to revisit over and over again. One of the things I liked the most about this book, besides its originality (I'll get to the Twilight comparisons later), was how well written this was. This woman obviously knows how to write, and her descriptions made the images jump off the page. I could truly imagine everything that she described, and that's exactly what I like in a book. 
 I'm going to start off with the few things that prevented me from giving this a 5 star rating. Overall, I would give this book 4.5 stars if I could, but I couldn't round up because of a couple things: 
 1)There were some obvious similarities to Twilight. However, I can forgive them because there wasn't THAT many, and they were different enough. I feel like I should point this out to those that think it's a copy of Twilight...everything copies the story now. If you have an immortal guy fall in love with a human, BAM! It's like Twilight, and that's not fair. 
 2)I didn't like all the nicknames and endearments that Asher used to refer to Remy. I'm not that type of girl, nor will I ever be, which is why I didn't like it. It was funny because for about half the story, Asher called Remy by her name, and didn't call her babe or sweetheart, and then all of a sudden there was this switch. It was, "See you later sweetheart," and "Love you babe!" I was like, what happened?! 
 3)Lottie, Gabe, and the other side characters (aka Remy's friends). We didn't get much from them. In the beginning, we got a sense of who these characters were, but as the book progressed, we lost them. Gabe was starting to shine toward the end, but I still wanted more. Lottie, I just couldn't get a feel on or connect to in any way, and then she makes a huge mistake that puts everyone in danger. I thought that she would finally be in the story more, but she wasn't. 
 These things however, were not big enough problems for me to detract from the story. I loved Remy for being a strong, kick-ass girl who was willing to go to any length for her family and Asher. She really stepped up, and she didn't take anything from anyone. Remy learns how to trust and love again, and it was interesting to see her transformation throughout the story. Asher was AMAZING! I love this guy! He was funny, smart, and incredibly sexy (at least in my mind haha). 
 This book has a lot of action, heartbreak, and love. I found myself never wanting to stop reading it was that good. It's a page turner to say the least. Ms. Jackson has created something new and interesting in this series and I can't wait to see what Ms. Jackson has in store for us next!