Weird book is weird... good kind of weird 
 Where do I even start? It is original... not exactly magic realism, but it has a similar feeling to it. 
 The plot is difficult to describe without spoiling anything but I'll try because I was expecting something else of what I read. At first I thought it was going to be one of those books where four boys fall for the same perfect girl. Nope, it isn't like that, so rest assured. 
 Blue is a girl living in a messy house with her mother, aunts, cousin and mother's friends... all of them psychics except for her. Her only power seems to be the ability to amplify psychic energy around her making her kind of like a walking battery. Every psychic around her has told her the same thing all her life: she'll kill her true love with a kiss. 
 Every year on St Mark's eve, she accompanies her mother to the ruins of a church where the spirits of the people in Henrietta (the town where she lives) that will die during the next year walk by. She can't see anything, just amplifies the power for the psychic accompanying her... except this time, she sees one of the spirits and asks for his name. This year, it is her aunt going with her to the church, and when this happens she tells her that there are only two reasons she can see the spirit: either she killed him or he is her true love. 
 The spirit belongs to a rich boy that attends a private boarding school and is obsessed with finding a welsh king he believes to be buried in an energy line (ley line) near the town. It is said that the one who wakes the king will be granted a favor. Accompanied by three of his friends, his search leads him eventually to Blue, due to her psychic family, seeking for information. The thing is, they are not the only ones investigating the ley line. 
 You might think insta-love and fate and a supernatural bond... but no. Don't expect anything like it. Actually, Blue is attracted to one of his friends instead of him. She is intrigued by him through and it is hinted that he feels the same, but nothing is developed. I liked that, they are starting to know each other slowly and despite the prediction, Blue isn't forced to love him from the start. Some deeper feelings are hinted, but just that, while her attraction to Adam is clear that it's just that... attraction. 
 Characters are interesting, special, and deep, but we explored just the surface of them. There are a LOT of loose ends and the last pages of the book left me saying "WTF?!". I'll dive right into the second book because the story isn't even close to finished and nothing makes sense yet. 
 I have the feeling that this series will break my heart into little pieces and I don't know if I'll be able to take it. I want to hug each one of the four raven boys.