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I'd rather have spent the time listening to something else, but it was an OK way to distract myself while doing the dishes. About halfway through it was truly difficult to keep going, but I wanted to finish it so I could write an honest review.

No, vampire books will always will always be one of my favorite genres, but it sure turned me off Morgan Rice!

Ugh, just ANYONE who doesn't sound like a seventeen year old snotty little girl with a distinct Californian accent. Seriously, ANYONE ELSE. Pronunciation, rythm and pitch were just awful. Needed a little bit more character also.

No, please. Those Twilight movies were awful enough.

Characters were very unconvincing, plot was kinda meeh. If the writer would have actually put some effort into the story and characters I would have loved it. But in no way am I buying that within an hour of meeting someone, one could declare a deep love and be hurt by their rejection and so on. Just awful character building. It feels a little like the author is just hurrying to skip to the end of the book. Also Caitlin's relationship with her family seems to completely fade away - is very confusing and weird.

In summary: Very gripping and convincing in the beginning, but quickly turns to the most ridiculous story I've read.