Meh... A waste of time. Didn't like it at all. 
 Where should I start? This book was supposed to be new Buffy. 
 Into every generation she is born: one girl in the entire world, a chosen one. She alone will wield the strength and skill to fight the vampires, demons, and the forces of darkness; to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their number. She is the Hunter. 
 See, just like Buffy. Evie even got a mentor, only instead of English accent he has French. 
 I am a huge fan of Buffy, and as a fan I know, that you cannot outdone Joss Whedon. And this book didn't even come close. 
 It was a collection of everything bad that there is in a YA books. 
 Let's count: 
 1.Instant love. Evie and Lucas had four conversations top throughout the book. And it was very very brief conversations. They don't know anything about each other but they are already in love and will die for each other. At least Evie get to actually meet Lucas before the arrow of Amour got her, but Lucas felt in love when he saw her photograph! 
 2.Stalker tendencies. Yes, Lucas secretly watched her in her sleep. It's like Edward is teaching some dating class and creepy sleep watch is the main thing in getting the girl. And Lucas also stalks her. Of course it is for her own "protection". How did she managed to live 17 years without his constant supervision is a mystery. 
 3.Cheating ex. And of course he wants Evie back and of course there is jealousy both from the ex and from Lucas 
 4.Dead parents. Evie is orphan. Her parent died trying to protect her. But we couldn't expect anything else, could we? But the author decided that is was not enough and therefore Lucas is also orphan. Guess why his parent's died? 
 5.Super-duper special heroine. Yep, she alone have all the power, she alone can save the world, all prophesies is about her alone and she is humanity only hope. Well let me tell you, humanity is doomed. 
 If it not enough we don't know anything personal about characters. What does Evie love to do in her free time? What her beliefs are? Her world views? What does she love to eat? What music does she listen? We don't know anything beside how old she is, where she works and where she lives. The same thing with other characters. Not developed at all. 
 And Evie was a terrible main character. She was always gloomy and moody. She wasn't a fighter. Every time she met challenges, she whined and became depressed and in the end just gave up. Plus she obviously had suicidal tendencies. But so did Lucas. Only he wanted to die for her and Evie just wanted to die because life was hard. 
 The only reason I didn't quit reading it is because I am behind my reading challenge. Don't waste your time; you will never get it back.