BOOKS AND BLOGGING PHILOSOPHY

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NEW VISITORS AND OLD- WELCOME!
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Sunday, February 27, 2011

Evernight by Claudia Gray Free Read from Harper/Teen


Bianca wants to escape. 
She's been uprooted from her small hometown and enrolled at Evernight Academy, an eerie Gothic boarding school where the students are somehow too perfect: smart, sleek, and almost predatory. Bianca knows she doesn't fit in. 
Then she meets Lucas. He's not the "Evernight type" either, and he likes it that way. Lucas ignores the rules, stands up to the snobs, and warns Bianca to be careful—even when it comes to caring about him. 
"I couldn't stand it if they took it out on you," he tells Bianca, "and eventually they would." 
But the connection between Bianca and Lucas can't be denied. Bianca will risk anything to be with Lucas, but dark secrets are fated to tear them apart . . . and to make Bianca question everything she's ever believed.


Want to rest this book? Harper/Teen has it available at their Browse Inside spot here .


You can check out my review here.

2 comments:

Linda Henderson said...

This sounds like an interesting book. I bet my daughter would enjoy it. I'll keep my eye out for it.

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IdentitySeeker said...

I've read this book and thoroughly enjoyed it. I especially loved the unexpected and totally unpredicatble twist thrown in about midway through the book. Definitely didn't see that one comingf. I've managed to secure a copy of Stargazer, the next in the series, and hope to read it soon.

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