I have actually read this book 3 times now. The first two was because of just how much I loved it and the third was, not only because I loved it, but because I was finally able to get the rest of the series. I don't think this book will ever get old, no matter how many times I read it.
After suffering a horrible tragedy, Ara-Rose makes the long jump from Australia to the United States in order to move in with her father, Step-mother, and her half-brother. After spending months trying to rebuild her life after everything was taken from her, she is forced to go back to high school and to try and regain a sense of normalcy. There, she meets a dark and mysterious boy named David, whom she almost immediately falls in love with. But it didn't take long for her to discover that he was hiding a deep, dark secret.
When David finally told her this secret, she couldn't even look at him the same way anymore. Though her feelings for him never changed, a part of her was always weary. Then the time came and David told her that she had a choice to make: to give up her current life in order to be with him, or to say goodbye to true love.
This book kind of has a "Twilight" feel to it, but it's so much better written. Like it's actually the way "Twilight" SHOULD have been written. There are so many twists and turns in this book that putting it all down into a summary is very hard. But all in all, this is definitely one of my favorites.
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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