Great cover; incredibly (sometimes annoyingly) Twilight-esque plot. Zara is sent to live with her grandmother in Maine after her beloved stepfather's death sends her into a deep depression. Besides the strange man she's seen watching her, she meets two interesting and super-attentive boys at her new high school, Nick and Ian, who can both run incredibly fast (but they're not vampires). 
 It began to get on my nerves that Zara was so slow on the uptake. I could tell she was written to be an independent girl character, but just stating "I'm not pathetic" occasionally doesn't do enough somehow. Still, the plot moves fast, with lots of dialogue and some very suspenseful points, as well as some violent moments, and the potential love triangle will speak directly to Twilight fans & those who love other dark/supernatural romance such as Wicked Lovely. The ending was a bit unsatisfying but didn't leave quite enough questions to have me biting my nails for a sequel. 
 Quotes: 
 "He gives just a little smile again and then his eyes shift into something cold, like gravestones with just the barest information about a life etched onto them." 
 [about kissing:] "The backs of my knees tingle and I feel absolutely the opposite of empty. I feel like my life will burst open with good."