An incredible cover, a Parisian setting, a hunk of immortal love- what's not to like? DIE FOR ME has it all + a fantastic title that just makes you wonder. Plum spins a tale of immortals that is new on the scene, though it clearly has its roots in what's come before. Tried and true vampire/angel/zombie fans will like this, because it's fresh but still in the vein of their fangirl fantasies. 
 I, on the other hand, was a little befuddled. More than once in the novel, zombie references are made and Plum clearly indicates she wanted to write a zombie love story. Frankly, I saw the Revenants as closer to angels and therefore kept getting thrown out of my suspended reality every time another zombie comparison came up. 
 It took a while for me to care about the main character, Kate, though I liked her from the start. And the romance became swoon worthy, though it took me some time to believe it enough. That said, I always appreciate a new idea and Plum scores with Revenants- immortal beings who I guess are an angel/zombie cross of some kind. (I'm still resistant to the zombie bit, can you tell?) 
 And even though I think the oh-so-plain-Jane girl meets really-hot-really-rich-eternally-young guy shtick is overdone, I still fall for it. Every. Time. Kudos, Plum. You got me.