My Rating: 3.5 
 TWENTY-EIGHT 
 WELL? WHAT COULD I SAY? 
 I said, "Yes." 
 (No 28 was my favourite chapter, because, with so few words, it conveyed so much emotion that I felt like I would burst.) 
 Despite the gorgeous cover and the super-sweet love story, Die for Me was a bit on the meh side. 
 I liked the setting (the use of French words and names added a touch of elegance and romanticism to the story), I didn't mind the protagonist, Kate, and I absolutely loved Vincent, though not as much as I did Jules. (view spoiler)[BTW, do I detect the possibility of a love triangle between Vincent, Kate and Jules? Jules's love seems a more brotherly one, but, you know, you never know :) (hide spoiler)] 
 That considered, the plot was flat and uneventful for most of the book and I was expecting a little more of action and world building, while the story concentred more on Vincent and Kate's relationship. The concept of the revenants was rather interesting, though, and I'm eager to discover more about their history. 
 I hope in the next installments we'll get to know more about the secondary character and Vincent as well and that we'll see a serious development in the main characters' relationship. Also, I'd like the author to focus on the battle between revenants and numas, because I think it wasn't developed enough.