Grey Eyes (The Forever Trilogy, #1)

Apr 27, 2011 Marsha rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: No One

I wanted to love "Grey Eyes" with all my heart and soul. However, to be toally honest, the story is a "hot mess" even though the plot, the author's version of the origins of vampires and the characters had incredible potential.

15 year old Anastasia is on the road with her mother for most of her life. She does not know why nor does she understand her mother's strange behavior and requirements. Then after an intruder breaks into her home, kills her mother and attempts to kill her, Ana goes on the...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Jeanine rated it 3 of 5 stars

I am kind of blown away by Grey Eyes. I began reading this novel with heavy skepticism, thinking that it would be much like many of the other self-published novels floating around out there-- under-developed and heavily flawed... Not a chance! It was nothing short of amazing with a storyline that is seriously unique, which is a feat in itself. I have to say, the ratings and reviews Grey Eyes has recieved is widely misleading. I divide my reading time between Indie and Mainstream, and this novel...more

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Apr 03, 2012 Suzy rated it 4 of 5 stars

There was many things I truly loved about this book. In particular I loved the two boys who both love Ana. Darren is a boy with a bad reputation. He saw something different in Ana that made him want to be the man she deserves. He was smitten by her as soon as he saw her. He is sweet, thoughtful, and caring. but he is also fun and mischievous and wickedly handsome. He does his best to protect her and is there for her no matter how awful the circumstance is.
I could definitely see what Ana sees in...more

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Feb 23, 2013 Laura Howard rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

First, I have to say I read all 3 books in the series and am probably rating them as a whole rather than individually. In that, I would consider some better than others, but it took me all of them to really decide how I felt. I give it 3.5 stars and I would recommend it to younger audiences who might appreciate a good guy/bad guy/silly teen love triangle.

I kept reading these books partially because I was hoping reading further would clarify some of the confusion. There was a lot going on and not...more

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Feb 20, 2013 Ariel T rated it 4 of 5 stars

WARNING MAY BE SPOILERS nothing major though******
WOW... Where to start. My feelings for this book are extremely mixed.(not really) The plot was a little messy in some places, and I often found myself lost while reading this.

However if I say I didn't love this book

I'd be lying

So much to the extent that angels might hunt me down.

While I was yelling at the Ana to make a decision( I had already made my decision, I'm not telling you which team I'm on) her reasoning was understandable. ( Wait did I...more

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Aug 30, 2012 Grace rated it 3 of 5 stars

okay, so i still can't decide if i like this book or not, its such a complicated story and i'm the type that will get the sequel to it in about a year once I've finished other books and unfortunately this book i will not be able to remember, I've even forgotten the main characters name, so obviously i didn't enjoy this book as much as i thought.
this plot is confusing, it was witches, warlocks, vampires...i don't even get why she bothered to put so much paranormal stuff in as it just so confusin...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Cathy Givans rated it 2 of 5 stars

Grey eyes was one of those books that I hated to love…or loved to hate. I’m not really sure which. The story is beautiful, and there are a lot of wonderful twists and turns, although not all of them completely believable at first. The love story in it, alone, was enough to captivate me. Add in a history of witches, vampires and angels and you have some of my favorite novel elements. I also felt that the author knew her characters very well and helped give me a glimpse of who they were.

Unfortuna...more

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Apr 23, 2012 Jesi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, nooks

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. If you are a Twilight fan you will love this series. Ana is a girl two months from her sixteenth birthday who has been on the run with her mom for longer than she remembers. She starts as a normal girl with her first friend she calls Jaz by the end of the first chapter her mother is believed to be dead and she's running from the strange man who attacked. A young boy, Nathan, meets her in the clearing and soon informs her that not only is she a witch but she is a princess of them and a vampire wa...more

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Feb 12, 2012 Sally Panayiotou rated it 3 of 5 stars

I think this could have been a good book if the author had gone through a couple more redrafts, but as it was, it was disappointing. On the positive side it was well written and the sufficiently engaging to keep the pages turning. However for me there were two key issues: plot; and characterisation.

In terms of the plot aside from the initial action the core plot until at least 80% of the way through was simply a progressive reveal of the protagonist's back-story. The authors maintained the suspe...more I think this could have been a good book if the author had gone through a couple more redrafts, but as it was, it was disappointing. On the positive side it was well written and the sufficiently engaging to keep the pages turning. However for me there were two key issues: plot; and characterisation.

In terms of the plot aside from the initial action the core plot until at least 80% of the way through was simply a progressive reveal of the protagonist's back-story. The authors maintained the suspense by having characters refuse to tell the protagonist what was going on i.e. scene one, a character tells the protagonist something, but refuses to tell her more; scene two, move to another location and another character tells the protagonist something, but holds back on something else; scene three, move to a new location and first character tells protagonist a bit more, but still holds something back etc. Three quarters of the way through the book I was still wondering when the actual story was going to start and I'd say the vast majority of the novel was simply characters explaining the protagonist's situation.

The second issue was that few of the characters were fully developed. The protagonist was merely shaped by the events that happened around her and I had no sense of what she was like as a person. As she holds the story together the book really suffered from this weak characterisation and it she has not piqued my interest enough to want to read on in the series. Another main character, her grandmother, was confusing, seeming to flit between personalities in the way she responded to events. A further irritation was that whenever a character was surprised or scared they started to stammer, so throughout the book at least four different characters stammered in very unnatural-sounding dialogue.

By the end of the book I realised that this book was actually simply a set-up for the series and the back-story to pave the way for being able to now start the action. It's a shame because I do feel there are elements here that lend themselves to a promising series and with further editing this could have been a great book, but I'm afraid I'm not invested enough in the characters or this world to want to read on.(less)

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Jan 16, 2012 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-booklist

Summary: 15 year old Anastasia Adams has spent her entire life on run. She and her mother have never spent more than 18 months in any one location, often times leaving with just the clothes on their backs. Despite the havoc that this is wreaking on Ana's social and academic life, her mother offers no explanation as to why it is they're constantly moving, or even what it is they're running from. But that all changes one night in the woods of Pelion, SC--the night the terror catches up with them.

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Jul 26, 2011 Vicki Keire rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really liked this book- it reminded me a bit of Amanda Hocking's Trylle Trilogy, but with witches and vampires instead of trolls. The mythology was pretty inventive, and I thought the romance was done well even if it did follow a now familiar YA formula: triangle between a forbidden but compelling immortal boy v. safer, sweeter more acceptable boy. That's part of this book's charm. It takes a solidly conventional YA framework and builds a compelling novel around it that still manages to throw...more

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May 10, 2011 Bri Dawkins rated it 5 of 5 stars

OMG! I LOVED THIS BOOK!
Love triangles nowadays are seriously overdone. I mean it's usually some girl who thinks her life sucks because two insanely hot guys are after her. Seriously? But in this story, the love triangle seems more plausible, I could totally connect with what Ana's feeling. I don't want to give specifics, because it might ruin the surprise, you'll see what I mean when you read it for yourself.

Okay, now that I've talked about the boys [= )], I'll talk about the plot. Basically An...more OMG! I LOVED THIS BOOK!
Love triangles nowadays are seriously overdone. I mean it's usually some girl who thinks her life sucks because two insanely hot guys are after her. Seriously? But in this story, the love triangle seems more plausible, I could totally connect with what Ana's feeling. I don't want to give specifics, because it might ruin the surprise, you'll see what I mean when you read it for yourself.

Okay, now that I've talked about the boys [= )], I'll talk about the plot. Basically Ana and her mother have been on the run since she was a baby, only her mother won't tell her why they're running. Eventually, the thing they're running from catches up with them, and Ana's mom get's killed. She runs away but gets found by her guardians, who have kept their distance so that she and her mother don't know that they're watching them. They tell her that she's royalty, and take her home to Brighton, MA. That's where the witches are.

On her first night there she gets a visit from a mysterious stranger, who leaves a diary entry on her pillow. It's was written by her aunt, and as she begins to read it she finds that she can remember the boy it's about. Meanwhile, she meets a young guardian at her welcome party who she starts to like as well. As the story progresses, Ana begins to remember things from before her lifetime. All things dealing with the boy. Eventually, it comes down to the boy from this lifetimes vs. the boy from before her lifetime. She's put into the impossible situation of having to choose which one lives and which one dies. Good stuff!

Likes: Ana, the main character is funny and strong (though she does cry alot). I loved her best friend Taylor, she totally steals the scenes she's in. I especially love the twists. Every time you think you have a handle on whats going to happen, the author flips the script and you're like wow!

Dislikes: The final twist is something you're either going to love or hate. It sorta seems to come out of nowhere, but if you read carefully you'll see little hints. Ana goes back and forth with her decision which will make you want to throw your kindle out the window a few times. I almost did.

Overall: Great story!!! Can't wait for book two!(less)

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Nov 18, 2012 Jolie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ana had been on the run her entire life. That came to an end when her mother was attacked by a vampire. Thats when Ana found out that she was the grey eyed heir to the Rasputin line of witches.

After coming home, Ana starts hearing voices and remembering things that she shouldn't know. Meanwhile, she started high school and is torn between 2 guys. Darren, the grandson of one of her grandmother's closest friends and Tristian, a vampire who Ana has intense feelings for.

When it is found out that Ana...more

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Oct 29, 2012 Briella rated it 4 of 5 stars

Okay so going in to this book I was skeptical. I kept seeing all these terrible reviews, so naturally, I was a little hesitant. I am glad however that I decided to find out for myself.
I liked the world the book was set in and didnt find it very confusing at all. The author keeps you in the dark alittle bit about why Ana is experiencing some of the things she is but it keeps things interesting and even though you dont understand your not sitting there thinking you have no idea whats going on and...more Okay so going in to this book I was skeptical. I kept seeing all these terrible reviews, so naturally, I was a little hesitant. I am glad however that I decided to find out for myself.
I liked the world the book was set in and didnt find it very confusing at all. The author keeps you in the dark alittle bit about why Ana is experiencing some of the things she is but it keeps things interesting and even though you dont understand your not sitting there thinking you have no idea whats going on and could just start the book all over and STILL not understand. That was one of the things I was worried about with witches, vampires and who knew what else.

I really liked the characters and the parts that they played. I have to that one of my favorite characters was London. I thought her character and the concept that evolved around her was genius! All the characters were defined well and actually have a personallity. The two love interest. I was really happy that there was indeed a point to the love triangle and its actually explained not just OMG they r just both sooooo hot!. I liked how she deals with it and doesnt lead them both on. Well im actually still conflicted on her decison at the very end of the book, but anyway not the point. I did switch 'sides' so to speak. A couple times actually and in my opinion that makes a pretty good love triangle. She actually chooses a guy in this book which was refreshing that I didnt have to wait until I read the next book and didnt have to yell at her to just choose already!

There were so many twists and turns. I really liked that I couldnt really guess most of the book. The whole sheart and soul thing was really intriguing. I liked that her feelings went deeper and it was described pretty well. The final twist at the end was one you were either going to love or hate. I loved it! That twist was just...truly amazing in my opinion. I know I used the words I liked alot but it really was an awesome book. Just give it a try and see for yourself! :)(less)

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Jan 13, 2012 Elisa Nuckle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 3-stars

It took a few paragraphs for me to get into this book, but once I did get hooked (and looked past some annoying teenage angst as well as some near-Twilight similarities in certain areas at the worst part) it was a fast read. Main character Ana is a (rare type of) witch, nearly sixteen, and learns she has a very hefty (royal) lineage as well as the responsobilty that comes with such things once she survives an attack by the monsters her mother spent the majority of Ana's life trying to hide her f...more

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Jun 02, 2011 Erin rated it 1 of 5 stars

Where to begin with Grey Eyes? I don't believe I can actually add a synopsis, since I truly can't put my finger on the story or plot.

The idea behind the book, based on the description posted, was interesting... What girl doesn't appreciate a good paranormal romance-love triangle?

I downloaded the Kindle sample and was captured and intrigued by what I was reading, so I downloaded the full story.

Just about 30'ish% of the way through the book, however, things began scattering and the plot lines be...more

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Aug 26, 2011 ShawnaLeAnn [Dreaming In The Pages] rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: nook-books, lendable-nook-books

Oh. Where to start?! This book was a really great read. I loved the new take on the witches and the vampires, and oh dear, the love story behind it! This book had me in tears toward the end, and that is always a good sign that the book you just read, is going to be forever etched in your brain. From the action, to the dying questions you had about Ana, and the romance! I found it hard to put this book down once I picked it up.

I love it when a book can grab you from the first chapter. Not only do...more Oh. Where to start?! This book was a really great read. I loved the new take on the witches and the vampires, and oh dear, the love story behind it! This book had me in tears toward the end, and that is always a good sign that the book you just read, is going to be forever etched in your brain. From the action, to the dying questions you had about Ana, and the romance! I found it hard to put this book down once I picked it up.

I love it when a book can grab you from the first chapter. Not only does that let you know you are in for a great ride, but you waste no time falling in love/hate with the characters you are reading about. From Ana, a Grey Eye heir, which she knows nothing about until a horrible vampire comes to try and kill her and her mom. She is thrown into a life which she knows nothing about, and finding out she was a witch is the least of her problems.

Then, you have the wonderful men of this book. Darren, a warlock that is quite taken by Ana after she meets her for the first time, and she can't help but to feel the same about him after a few moments they share together. Then there is Tristan, a mysterious vampire who has a beyond deep love for Ana, but she has never met him before in her life, so why does she feel these feelings for him? There are so many burning questions, you will NOT want to stop reading.

The paranormal part of this book was just amazing. You had a few things all put together, and they worked perfectly so. Once you thought you had you head wrapped around it all, towards the end they throw a whole new aspect at you. It leaves your head spinning and your jaw on the floor. I totally did not see this ending coming, and I have to read the second and third books to find out what is going to happen next.

Overall, this book was a steal. At only 99 cents I felt like I was stealing. If you have the chance, buy this book. It will take you on an amazing journey that you will have to buckle up for. Trust me folks, this book is worth so much more than 99 cents.

Happy Reading All!
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May 22, 2012 Veronica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-books, owned-books

This book was a pretty good introduction to a trilogy. It is another story of vampires and witches but it delves more into witches having different types of magic instead of everyone having the same abilities. Ana has spent her whole life on the run with her mother. Problem is, Ana doesn't know what they are running from. When they are attacked, Ana is taken to Brighton and introduced to her grandmother. Ana discovers that she is a witch, an heir to the haven in fact.

As per usual lately, there...more

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May 17, 2011 Amy Jones rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Witches and Vampires! Good witches or evil witches? Good vampires or evil vampires? This is the dilemma you will face in this read. The author does an excellent job of creating colorful and distinct characters. You know just enough about them to understand who they are, what they want and what is in their way, yet your continually wondering if they will turn out to be good or bad. Poor Ana has been on the run all of her life and left entirely clueless about it until one day monsters show up on h...more

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Jan 11, 2013 Morv rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of Twilight

Shelves: supernatural, ya

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This could have been so much more, there could have been more focus on the character's rather than just trying to get the story along.
As it is I have no feelings for any of the character's we were introduced to, if anything I forgot a few characters, over half way into the book I forgot who Darren was! And he's the guy that is part of the 'love triangle' with Ana and Tristan.

As for the characters?
Ana - A 15 year old who was completely ignorant about her true side of herself, being a witch. She s...more This could have been so much more, there could have been more focus on the character's rather than just trying to get the story along.
As it is I have no feelings for any of the character's we were introduced to, if anything I forgot a few characters, over half way into the book I forgot who Darren was! And he's the guy that is part of the 'love triangle' with Ana and Tristan.

As for the characters?
Ana - A 15 year old who was completely ignorant about her true side of herself, being a witch. She seems an all right character and yet there are moments when I am left thinking 'really?' Like in the first few chapters she wants to have a normal life, but if she has grown up with her mum being so regimented and isolating her surely she wouldn't be able to know any different? There were other points in her character that just made me think she's rather flat and lifeless as a whole.

Darren - Although we are told by other character's in the book that he is a 'player' we never see it for ourselves, until he later admits it to Ana near the end of the book. Like I said before I completely forgot about him half way through the book when his name was mentioned, 'who's that?' There is also the part at the start of the book when he told Ana that she is like a breath of fresh air; she had only been there for a few hours, how does that work?

Tristan - He could have been so much more than what he was, he's rather confusing, first he was wanting Ana to remember him and then he didn't. It felt very Twilight in those moments and that annoyed me.

London - This was a character that could have been so much more, she can read minds and is sassy, yet when it all comes down to it she was rather flat. A little bit more life in her than the other characters, but still flat.

There were other character's who were flung in there, like Nathan, who I thought could have been a rather interesting character yet we never heard from him until the end of the book. There is also London's sister who again was just added in at the start and end of the book. Finally there is Taylor, Ana's new best friend, who should have really popped from this book and yet... She was so bland and rather boring.

While the plot in itself was good, it was happening so fast, by the time the more dramatic scenes happened Ana had only been there for a week - which didn't really seem to fit in well with anything, if Ana went through all that in a week am pretty sure she would have had a nervous breakdown, because that is a hell of a lot of stuff to have happened in a mere week.

There could have been more expansion at the start, although Ana had stated that her mother was controlling and they had drills of sorts, we were never shown how these drills worked, we also didn't get to see her interacting with her friend Jasmine at her old school aside from on the phone, which would have been interesting to see and given the reader a bit more of a glimpse into how she has changed during her time of being a witch.
The central characters could have been expanded a bit more and not given such cheesy lines.

Over all I have to say it's a rather weak book, with the right amount of fixing and changing things about it could have been so much more. Yet having said that I never wanted to poke my eyes out when reading it, so it wasn't unreadable, it just wasn't enjoyable.(less)

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Jun 26, 2011 Amber I. (AwesomeSauce Book Club) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really really enjoyed this book. When I first started reading it, I looked it up on goodreads and seen a few bad reviews and was expecting to be disappointed but I was so wrong! This really was a very interesting book.

Right in the beginning you get hooked. There is so much going on and so many mysteries to unwind. You can't help but get sucked in and try to piece this book together. Plus there is so many cool plot twists, love, vampires, witches, angels and guardians. I can not wait to read th...more

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Dec 20, 2012 Laeti rated it 3 of 5 stars

J'ai découvert Grey Eyes par l'intermédiaire d'Amazon, où il était en téléchargement libre. Je ne connaissais pas du tout l'auteur ni le titre, donc je me suis embarquée un peu sans savoir. Résultat, j'ai bien aimé l'histoire, la nouvelle façon d'aborder des créatures surnaturelles bien connues. Mais je n'ai pu m'empêcher de remarquer des erreurs, mots inversés, mots manquants et j'en passe, ce qui m'a un peu par moment bloqué.
Néanmoins, c'est une belle histoire qui se laisse lire. On passe de l...more

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Jun 15, 2011 Amber rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011

This was a....different....book. I can't think how else to describe it. It was bad, but it wasn't fabulous. I will probably continue the series.

The beginning felt a little choppy. You were slammed into the story from the first page, which isn't necessarily bad, but in this case it made it a little confusing. In the middle, I felt like it fell apart somewhat. The storyline unraveled and went in a couple different directions - also causing a little confusion. There was a big thing that happened he...more

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Jan 26, 2013 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

In this book we meet Anastasia Adams. Anastasia is a witch with purpose. She has two love interests, Tristen and Darren. Tristen is a vampire and Darren is a warlock. Caught in a world where the two cultures collide, Ana discovers her true identity and the purpose she is to fulfill.

I enjoyed this book and look forward to reading the second and third books in the series. The book was free at Amazon. The next two books are already available and reasonably priced. The series made me think of Reckl...more

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Jan 29, 2013 Emma rated it 2 of 5 stars

I really wanted to like this book and will read to the end of the triology on principle now but I found it very disappointing. The writing is the biggest barrier to really engaging with this book. Sentences are awkwardly phrased, the plot moves from one scene to another without explaining the transition, people react to things in quite unbelievable ways.

I've read quite a few books over the past year that deal with the idea of a reincarnated love but this just didn't pack the punch that it could...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Lindsay Warner rated it 3 of 5 stars

At first, I wasn't quite sure what Grey Eyes was going to be about. I was wary about 'another witch vs. Vampire' story. Because puh-lease, talk about overdone. But I was pleasantly surprised that the story was well written and the plot wasn't so overly unfeasible to be enjoyable.

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And then it got to the end. That was where the story fell apart and totally lost me. It was like the author was just throwing in all these completely random plot twists just to try and keep the story going...more

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Feb 01, 2012 Rebekah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampires, paranormal, angels

15 year old Anastasia Adams has spent her entire life on run. She and her mother have never spent more than 18 months in any one location, often times leaving with just the clothes on their backs. Despite the havoc that this is wreaking on Ana's social and academic life, her mother offers no explanation as to why it is they're constantly moving, or even what it is they're running from. But that all changes one night in the woods of Pelion, SC--the night the terror catches up with them.

Fearing he...more 15 year old Anastasia Adams has spent her entire life on run. She and her mother have never spent more than 18 months in any one location, often times leaving with just the clothes on their backs. Despite the havoc that this is wreaking on Ana's social and academic life, her mother offers no explanation as to why it is they're constantly moving, or even what it is they're running from. But that all changes one night in the woods of Pelion, SC--the night the terror catches up with them.

Fearing her mother dead, and having barely escaped with her own life, Ana is whisked away to world of privilege and tradition. It's a fairytale come to life. The poor girl used to living out of a suitcase is now a resident of one of the most exclusive addresses in the world. The people there adore her and she catches the eye of a young guardian who sees her as a refreshing change to the girls he's grown up with.

If only they could find her mother. If only she knew the consequences of being born a "conjurer." If only she knew who that green eyed stranger was, the stranger who'll tell her about a past too romantic, and too tragic to be real. In the end, she'll have to choose between the boy who has captured her heart and the stranger she can feel down in her soul, assuring at least one of them an almost certain death.

B. Alston's Grey Eyes is a one of a kind book. She takes a new and different spin on vampires and it's fantastic. The plot was something new altogether and it is more creative than a lot of Vampire books that are published today. Anastasia gets tossed into a world where she is treated a royalty and I believe her reaction to her situation would be the normal reaction of a normal person. It's hard to make characters realistic in novels with Vampires or other paranormal things. The author did a good job in doing this. However I did have an issues with the character's relationships with her two love interests. I felt like she was thrown into romance without knowing either of them and that she fell too fast for them. It reminded me slightly of Twilight. The romance was just way too fast to be normal or taken seriously. One of the romantic situations makes a little sense but I still feel like she leapt into it too fast. Other than the extremely fast romantic relationships I honestly thought the book was great. Her relationships with the other characters kept the story flowing and interesting. There was issues with grammar and spelling but that was easy to look over once I was immersed into the book. As a warning I must tell you that the book was hard to get into at first but after a few pages it started to grab my attention. This book overall was a good read despite a few problems. If you don't mind quick "twilight" relationships and some issues with the writing then I suggest you go read this book. This is the first book of a trilogy and is also free on amazon. However the other two books are not free but they are worth the buy.(less)

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Feb 21, 2013 Vi Khong rated it 1 of 5 stars

I really wanted to like Grey Eyes which started out with a very promising plot. But then after a few chapters, the author started to throw all sort of different myths and stories into the mix: witches, conjurer, warlocks, vampires, angels, guardians, and reincarnation etc...It felt like the author just kept adding these random twists to the plot to keep the story going. And the love-triangle - what can I say - I was not captivated by it, in fact I was pretty tired of the whole love-triangle. One...more

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Jan 26, 2012 Nicole rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: advisory-books-2011-2012

This book is about a 15 year old girl named Anastasia who has always been from one place to another with her mother. Her mother never had an explanation for why they had to move so much though. But one day Anastasia realizes that she will finally stay in one place, South Carolina, after her mother goes missing. She's on her own now and she meets a boy. Anastasia gets offly comfortable with him, yet she doesn't even know him. I like this book because a teenage girl gets attached to a young boy sh...more

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Nov 14, 2011 Rachael rated it 3 of 5 stars

Good YA paranormal romance revolving around witches and vampires with some new twists so it doesn't try to copy twilight. Actually a pretty good read, especially since it was free on my nook. A few editing issues and a rather familiar story line with the one girl/ two guys love triangle. The author has some real potential, the story line and back ground were intriguing. I find myself wishing she'd had a real editor as some parts were rushed and others rather drawn out. The ending in particular f...more

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