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 The Eternity Cure Review 
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 I was once a reader with mediocre expectations of literature. Until... I started reading books by Julie Kagawa. 
 What am I going to do with my life until the next book comes out? Can humans hibernate? 
 Me after reading THE ETERNITY CURE: 
 Alright, so you probably aren't here to see me flail all over myself so let's get to the review. 
 THE ETERNITY CURE picks up a bit after THE IMMORTAL RULES. Allison has been having awful dreams of her sire, Kanin, being tortured by the vampire Sarren. She knows he does not have a lot of time left, so she leaves her friends, Zeke included, to go help him. Allison has been traveling for months, following her familial blood tie that bonds her vampire "family" together. 
 The twists and turns in THE ETERNITY CURE are insane. From the very beginning, there is nonstop action. Like Bec said, Kagawa wastes no time reminding you how freaking awesome Allison is at being a YA heroine. When Allison finally reaches the end of her journey, she finds someone that she thought she would never see again. This actually happens a lot throughout the novel, and will take your breath away each time. 
 The characters, all the characters, are fantastically written. I seriously adore each and every one of them. Including the antagonists, because who doesn't love to hate villains? And these villains are extra villainy. Allison still struggles with her humanity, which I love to read about because the author never takes the easy way out and makes Allison into some angelic vampire. She always remembers that vampires are indeed, vampires. 
 Let's not talk about that ending. It. Is. Crazy. I couldn't even make a coherent sentence after finishing. There should have been a warning so I could have protected my brain. I'm glad I didn't have any classes that day because I was a vegetable. 
 Somehow better than its predecessor, this book sets the standards high for any Young Adult vampire book that dares challenge it. I've run out of positive adjectives so I will leave you with this: 
 THE ETERNITY CURE...