I VOLINTARILY REVIEWED A COPY OF HAVEN FROM THE 'RACHEL E. CARTER YA BOOK CLUB' ON GOODREADS. 
 It took me a while to get into this book. Probably up until 60% in I found myself feeling frustrated with the lack of world building, and character development. Haven was the only character that was almost fully fleshed out, but even aspects of her character were flat and left me wanting more. 
 Now, the whole immortality thing. Why is Haven immortal? No one else is. There is no magic (well, aside from Kadia's shadow soldiers). I don't know, it just didn't make sense. But lets assume we find out why she is in a later book (I really hope we do!) why doesn't Haven question it herself more? 
 And her guards constantly surrounding her and treating her like some delicate, breakable object. Um, hello? She is immortal. She can't die. Teach the girl some skills and stop babying her already! (view spoiler)[ Thankfully she does learn to fight, and actually becomes quite a badass in the end (hide spoiler)] 
 The romance was flat and felt forced. It probably didn't need to be included really. 
 Around the 60% mark, the action started to pick up and I found I started to enjoy the story a lot more. This story was concluded nicely (no nasty cliffhangers) but has left the door open for a sequel nicely. 
 I will most likely read the next book - hopefully it will be an improvement on this one. 
 Overall, it was a light, easy read. Mostly enjoyable, and some intense moments towards the end.