I bought the book because I got suckered by the nice cover. Tulip in language of the flowers means true love. Now there's that. 
 The story began with Ever (sadly, I was a fan of Dollhouse and so I often misspell Ever as Enver... *grins*) who had survived a car crash who woke up orphaned and start seeing things and hearing people's thought by touching and close proximities. She moved to her aunt's house and often haunted by her sister's ghost. At her new school, she became distant from people and try to tone down her features. As nobody can actually can lie towards her and she was labeled as a freak but she eventually befriended with Miles and Haven as both of them were also unusual than the rest. 
 One day, a new student came into the room and stunned Ever as whenever he was around her, her abilities switched off. For Ever, everywhere she went, Damen would be always there. But he gave her weird signals that she was unsure whether he liked her or not but always she would find stuff with red tulips from him. 
 Then came Drina who seems to know Damen well and cast hateful glances towards Ever but also immune to Ever's psychic ability. But soon, news of people dying and weird things began to happen since then. 
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 I love this book, it deserved a series but I'm not quite keen with the rest of the series as Ever and Damen keep bouncing back and forth from one another every single book since this one. The series hate vampires, no doubt that. A bit Nicholas Flamel made the book an original by itself. I would recommend the first book by light reading. But if you love venturing why Ever had these powers and her connection with Damen, you can continue to the rest of the book. As for me, if the series is intending to get too long and the characters are together in the first book, its going to get tiring.