Michelle R. (mreneerouser) - , reviewed on + 127 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
I just do not get it. I need to go over a few things before I can write this review. 1) You were a strong, powerful, bloody vampire for over 500 years but you are not any longer because your guy/fellow vampire/former lover (who left you for a long period of time so you took another lover) knew how to do this curse (or is it a blessing not sure) to change you into a human. I am sure you are following right. 2) You are sent to a boarding school because that is the safe place to hide from your former/current coven. Obviously, that is the first place you think about hiding when you have no social/world skills as a human and need to blend in with other humans. Makes total sense to me. And finally, 3) You develop a crush on the popular guy who all the girls swoon over which is totally human girl like quality but of course, you still maintain the memories of a 500 year old vampire. This guy has no qualities whatsoever other than being super good-looking and a bit of a daredevil.
Infinite Days was a rough customer for me. The parts of the book that I really enjoyed were the flashbacks. The author seemed to handle writing about Lenahs former vampire life with ease and it absolutely captivated me. If I could take all the human parts of the book out, I would have loved this book. Nevertheless, that is not possible.
I am giving this book 2.5 stars. I would probably give it 2 stars but I did like the flashbacks.
Infinite Days was a rough customer for me. The parts of the book that I really enjoyed were the flashbacks. The author seemed to handle writing about Lenahs former vampire life with ease and it absolutely captivated me. If I could take all the human parts of the book out, I would have loved this book. Nevertheless, that is not possible.
I am giving this book 2.5 stars. I would probably give it 2 stars but I did like the flashbacks.
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