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Broken: A Paranormal Romance

by David H. Burton (Goodreads Author)

3.53 of 5 stars 3.53 · rating details · 269 ratings · 77 reviews

Three days before her twenty-fourth birthday, Katherine Gregory receives a letter from her deceased mother. It details a faery curse in which the eldest child in each generation will die in their twenty-fifth year.

Three days before her twenty-fourth birthday, a new love interest comes knocking, and her first love has returned - neither men are what they seem, and Katherin...more

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Published June 13th 2011 by Stonehenge Press (first published June 10th 2011)

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Nov 17, 2012 Lissa & Alexa The Novel Lasses rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Ages 17 and up

Shelves: 5stars_i_want_more_more_more, new_ya

Should Katherine stand around waiting for death to come a calling or take a stand and do something about it? That is the question Burton asks and where our journey begins.

Well let me back up a bit. First Katherine who has been plagued by hallucinations her whole life runs out of her meds that keep the little green men at bay. Now that they are making a comeback she gets a cryptic letter from her mother informing her she is adopted. Now to make matters even worse Katherine has always known her mo...more

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Aug 17, 2011 Wicked Lil Pixie (Natasha) rated it 4 of 5 stars

For years Katherine has been seeing things, things her mother ends up taking her to numerous doctors for. The doctors conclude it’s a mental issue, shes hallucinating when she sees these things and medicates her to the gills. Katherine ends up living with a roomate, one she never sees but she sees a lot of her roomies brother Chris. Chris brings Katherine a plant, and the hallucinations start up again. She is pretty sure it is medication withdrawl and not the death of her mother, three months ea...more For years Katherine has been seeing things, things her mother ends up taking her to numerous doctors for. The doctors conclude it’s a mental issue, shes hallucinating when she sees these things and medicates her to the gills. Katherine ends up living with a roomate, one she never sees but she sees a lot of her roomies brother Chris. Chris brings Katherine a plant, and the hallucinations start up again. She is pretty sure it is medication withdrawl and not the death of her mother, three months earlier, causing this.

Katherine receives a letter in the mail from her mother, again three months after her death. The letter has a key to a safe deposit box and in it a letter that says her family is cursed. On her fathers side, no one makes it past their 25th birthday…the letter arrives days before Katherine’s birthday. With the help of Chris, Katherine embarks on a journey to find out why and stop it before it’s too late.

I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed Broken. I’d be remiss not to mention that Broken is a self published novel, but rest assured not only is it beautifully written and engaging, it’s wonderfully edited. The world building was fabulous and the characters were engaging right down to the big bad. I fell in love with Chris & Brokk, the little hallucination person.

There’s also a little bit of a love triangle going on, Jonathan was Katherine’s first love and she still isn’t over the way he left the relationship. And she has just started a new relationship with Chris, but ends up finding out some things that make her question the wisdom of even staying in this new relationship.

My only issue was the lack of closure with Katherine’s roomate, after finding out about Chris we never hear anything about the roomate. Was she really his sister? I am also wondering if this book is the start of a series, because I felt we need more about Jonathan after the events. It just felt like there was something unfinished, and I want more!

Broken is a wonderfully written fairy tale meets modern world.(less)

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Aug 06, 2012 Natasha rated it 4 of 5 stars

Broken is the first short story I read in a while. I was looking for something I can get into, but for it not to be very time consuming. I'm so glad I chose this one.

First, I want to say that I love the cover. Not many short stories have great covers, but I think this one is excellent. I look forward to seeing Bitten's cover.

The characters were fun and interesting, the story line was exciting and the ending was filled with twists, just how I like it. Yes, sometimes things were a bit vague, incl...more

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Apr 21, 2012 Shirley Frances rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2-review, 2012

3.75 stars

The blurb summarizes the main points in the book very well, so I won't get into that. This was a very interesting story that grabbed my attention from the beginning. Of course, the fact that I liked Katherine and found her funny and normal in a "I-see-little-green-men" kinda way helped to snag my attention too. Add Chris into the the mix and I was hooked. I enjoyed the addition of Jonathan and Aunt Marigold, since they added to what was happening to the story too.

However, as the story...more

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Apr 08, 2012 Marina rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Katherine fights her hallucinations all her life. Just to find out one day that it wasn't hallucination at all. A little green man was always there. Protecting her. There is a woman who is trying to kill her. Why? And who is that woman?
Katherine needs some answers. Who can give them to her? Does she have to discover them by herself?
Her only one emerald earring was a gift from Aunt Marigold. The other one appeared from nowher...more

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Apr 03, 2012 Lisa Imparato rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was excited to read this book and I was not let down. I do hope there is another book to come! With so much that came to light at the end of this book makes me want to know what happens after EVERYONE sits back and realized just what happened! LOL

Never mind being told you were crazy your whole life because you "saw things" then finding out what you were seeing might actually be true! Being told you could die any day because of some curse that has been passed down every generation. While trying...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Quiana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance, the-fae, changelings, nymphs

Katherine Gregory shares an apartment with a roommate who’s rarely there. Her roommate’s brother, Chris, is beginning to show a romantic interest in her. And she’s starting to see a little green man hanging around a plant given to her by Chris. It turns out, Katherine had hallucinations when she was a child, but was put on medication to stop them. However, the medication no longer seems to be working.

If that’s not enough, she receives a letter from her cold and distant, recently deceased mother...more

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Dec 18, 2011 Jaidis Shaw rated it 4 of 5 stars

Broken by David H. Burton is the interesting tale of the choices a young woman must make after learning that her past isn’t what it appeared to be. Katherine always knew growing up that her mother didn’t love her. She had come to terms with that fact until the day she received a letter from her mother – after her mother’s passing. In the letter Katherine learns that she may not have very much time left to live, as the eldest child in each generation dies after they turn twenty-four.

Jonathan hold...more

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Oct 31, 2011 Romancing the Book rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

Reviewed By: April
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David H. Burton’s talent for weaving an intriguing, engrossing and magnificent tale explodes in Broken.

When I had first read about this novel, I was instantly intrigued. I love a great paranormal story and even though Broken is sub-titled as a paranormal romance, there is not an excessive amount of romance. So those who may be looking for gushy love, no need to apply here. However, there is a bit of a love triangle twisted throughout the story,...more

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Oct 21, 2011 April rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

David H. Burton’s talent for weaving an intriguing, engrossing and magnificent tale explodes in Broken.

When I had first read about this novel, I was instantly intrigued. I love a great paranormal story and even though Broken is sub-titled as a paranormal romance, there is not an excessive amount of romance. So those who may be looking for gushy love, no need to apply here. However, there is a bit of a love triangle twisted throughout the story, as well as some steamy scenes which leave the page...more David H. Burton’s talent for weaving an intriguing, engrossing and magnificent tale explodes in Broken.

When I had first read about this novel, I was instantly intrigued. I love a great paranormal story and even though Broken is sub-titled as a paranormal romance, there is not an excessive amount of romance. So those who may be looking for gushy love, no need to apply here. However, there is a bit of a love triangle twisted throughout the story, as well as some steamy scenes which leave the pages sizzling.

The main character, Katherine Gregory, has always felt as though she was different. Beginning as a young child, she had strange visions; complete with that a little green guy trying to communicate with her. Her mother was never the loving, caring type (though doting endlessly on her brother) and she just never felt as though she completely “fit”. After a doctor prescribed her medication, the hallucinations fled and life was a bit more normal, or at least as much as it could be for Katherine.

It is when she runs out of her prescription and shortly after her mother dies that the visions once again begin. Add to this a cryptic note left within a lockbox at the bank and Katherine is about to make an unnerving and horribly frightful discovery.

A pawn in an unthinkable scheme by her mother, Katherine learns that her life will end anytime within the year, from the day that she turns 24. Her birthday is only 3 short days away and time is quickly running out.

With the help of a long-time friend/recently turned lover, Katherine embarks on a journey to uncover truths, save her life and break a long standing faery curse that has blanketed her family in a shroud of darkness and death for generations.

In Broken, I truly felt myself sinking into the story; the descriptions and characters are incredibly vivid and captivating. David H. Burton presents his readers with a world of faeries, paranormal, darkness and intrigue. He uses his words seamlessly to paint images and scenes upon the reader’s minds which leave a lasting impression, even after the last word is read. The love triangle between Katherine, her current lover and a long-lost first love brings sizzle and heat to the novel as well. The fight against time and meeting the maker of her death adds excellent intrigue and suspense. I truly loved the characters within this tale and felt that the character development was wonderfully done.

Full of twists and turns, highs and lows and plenty of surprises, Broken is a story that will appeal to many readers, male and female alike. Anyone looking for an entertaining and multi-dimensional read will do well to pick up a copy of Broken by David H. Burton.

Favorite Quote: James continued dancing around the room, kissing my nine-month-old head and cheeks.

I remembered that of my mother, she never touched me unless she needed to. She had never fawned over me like she had Geoffrey.

Tears slid down my cheeks as I realized someone had loved me after all. I didn’t think a ghost could cry. I wiped my tears.

*Review originally published at Romancing the Book(less)

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Jun 12, 2011 J. A. rated it 5 of 5 stars

3 days before her 24th birthday, Katherine receives a letter from her mother telling her of a family curse in which the first born Gregory child is destined to die within their 25th year. With a key to a locked box and new knowledge her mother has secured for her, Katherine must find a way to stop this curse from happening... or else she will be doomed to die like her ancestors. This family secret takes her to the UK where she must not only find a way to end this curse, but also decide between h...more

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Jun 12, 2011 Kiki rated it 5 of 5 stars

I know I say this a lot, but once I read and like an author’s book, when I read the next one, I kind of hold the author up to a certain standard. In this case, David H. Burton had quite a challenge ahead of him because his novel, Second Coming, was one of the best books I read last year. Even though Broken is quite a different type of story, I was not disappointed in the least!

The depth of character Mr. Burton creates is just one of the wonderful things about his writing. His heroes and heroine...more

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Jun 11, 2011 Vickie Vonn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Broken: A Paranormal Romance, by David H. Burton

After thoroughly enjoying "The Second Coming" and the child in me falling in love with Grim Doyle in "Scourge" I was ready to kiss good-bye being a virgin to the genre of Paranormal Romance to embark on a journey with some of David H. Burton's most interesting characters yet.

If you haven't yet read a paranormal romance novel, brush aside any visions of Fabio coming out of retirement, laden with Botox, trying to seduce an alien woman with heaving br...more

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Jun 12, 2011 Julie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011

In November 2010, I had the opportunity to review Scourge, a self-published work by David H. Burton. This was the book that really sparked my love affair with self/indie published books. I had read (and enjoyed) a few self or indie published before Scourge, but something about David's writing really grabbed my attention. Then, a few months ago, I read David's The Second Coming and Simian's Lair, and I realized that David was quickly moving into my top list of favorite author's. So, of course, wh...more In November 2010, I had the opportunity to review Scourge, a self-published work by David H. Burton. This was the book that really sparked my love affair with self/indie published books. I had read (and enjoyed) a few self or indie published before Scourge, but something about David's writing really grabbed my attention. Then, a few months ago, I read David's The Second Coming and Simian's Lair, and I realized that David was quickly moving into my top list of favorite author's. So, of course, when I discovered that another David H. Burton work was coming out this year, my excitement knew no bounds.

Though I was excited to read another of David's works, I admit to being skeptical. Broken is a paranormal romance. I had no doubt in my mind that David would nail the paranormal part, but the romance? I had serious doubts. Most writers tend to stick with a particular type of writing, and of the works I had read of David's, I just didn't see how he could manage to pull off a romance novel. Important Lesson #1 from Broken: Never doubt a master writer.

Now, I've given my perspective on the author, let me share a little about the book. Katherine does not have the best of luck. Just before her 24th birthday, she receives a letter from her dead mother telling her that she is the heir to a strange curse in which the first born child in each generation dies in his/her twenty-fifth year. Isn't that a fine "Happy Birthday" from the grave? She has a choice: she can ignore the letter or she can try to unravel the mystery behind this long-standing curse on her family. Important Lesson # 2 from Broken: Beware of letters from dead people.

But the fun doesn't end there. Katherine becomes caught between two love interests. One new and one from her past. Both with secrets that she must uncover, and she must decide which one is truly the right one for her. Can she trust either of them? Or will one or both betray her? Important Lesson #3 from Broken: Juggling two love interests and trying to end a curse is hard work.

This book had me on the edge of my seat as I was reading. I was amazed once again by the sheer brilliance of David H Burton's writing. Broken is an amazing story, not to mention it gets steamy here and there (which is always fun to read). The plot twists left me breathless and had me racing to discover what would happen next. Important Lesson #4 from Broken: You NEED to read Broken. It's an AWESOME book!

I also want to mention that I absolutely love the cover of this book. It is so... enchanting. I just love it when a book cover actually enhances the story. And this cover certainly does. Important Lesson #5 from Broken: An awesome cover can make an awesome novel even more awesome!

And as a side note- this was one of those reviews I had a hard time writing. I don't feel that I can adequately put into words how much I thoroughly enjoyed this book. In this case, words simply fail me. So, I will do what I have done only one other time...give it a 10 out of 5.(less)

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Jun 12, 2011 Nikki Beland rated it 5 of 5 stars

I was very cautious going in to this book ..... paranormal romance has some great names in it. But I was very surprised that it was one of the best books I have read this year. The fey in the book are very true to all the stories I have heard about them. I loved the flow if the book. I find it hard to keep my interest in most books but this one did it without me realizing it was going on. And for that alone I highly recommend this book.
There are a lot of books in this genre that leave you feeli...more

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Mar 15, 2012 Amanda Hammill rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy

I grabbed this one on my Kobo based more on the author than on the promise of a good read. The last David H. Burton book I read, The Second Coming, took me into an apocalyptic future - fascinating and hair raising at the same time. I eagerly await the next book in what is to be this 'Words of the Prophecy' series.

This book, Broken, was well written. The story flowed evenly enough that I read it over two days (and that for me means in about 3 and a bit hours maybe). Any book that I can read and e...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Nikki (The Bibliomaniac) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: PNR Fans

Recommended to Nikki (The Bibliomaniac) by: R2R via Paranormal Romance and Urban Fantasy Fanatics Group

Katherine receives a letter from her dead mother 3 day prior to her 24th Birthday. In the letter is a key to a safe deposit box and the information granting her access to the box. All the letter states is that she should open the box before she turns 24. Her brother Geoff and her go and retrieve the box. Inside is a manilla envelope and a leather-bound collection of old documents. She opens the envelope and starts to read what is going to totally change her life.

She finds out she was adopted at...more

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Apr 21, 2012 Ebere rated it 3 of 5 stars

Katherine Gregory always knew growing up that her mother didn't love her but did not realize the reason why until three days before her twenty-fourth birthday when she receives a letter from her deceased mother. The letter details a faery curse in which the eldest child in each generation will die in their twenty-fifth year. What a selfish woman her mother turns out to be. I can’t imagine someone putting a child through such a horrible childhood (lies and medication) for such a horrible reason....more

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Apr 12, 2012 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: r2r-complete, read-2012

(I was given this book for free on a read-to-review basis.)
“A letter came by registered mail. It was from my mother. Had she not been dead for three months, it might have seemed less odd.”
23-year-old Katherine can’t understand why her extremely efficient mother would arrange for something to be delivered three months after her death; that is until she reads the letter her mother left for her.

Firstly she learns that she is adopted, and secondly she finds that a family curse means that she will di...more

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Jul 28, 2012 Juin Charnell rated it 4 of 5 stars

I absolutely can't wait for "Bitten". This book was so interesting. Okay, I know that is vague. So let's start with characters. Katherine is torn between a current love interest and finding the love of her life (at 16) but neither is what they seem. This is one of those books that you want to read in one sitting but then you don't because it will be over. The ending was so unexpected. It was perfect. When I finished, I was hoping there would be more; sequel, prequel, I wasn't being picky. Seriou...more

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Jul 02, 2011 WildAboutBones rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read4bbpr-review

Little green men, shocking revelations, a curse, the fae, a changeling, a nymph, a trip to England, betrayal, the return of a long lost love and a new romance come together in this appealing and entertaining paranormal/fantasy mystery romance from Burton. I was pulled into the story from the first few lines and read it in one sitting.

The story is told first person from the point of view of Katherine, humorous tomboy extraordinaire, who frequently thinks, "pretty sure I reek of man-repellent." Sh...more

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Apr 22, 2012 Charlayne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Katherine Gregory’s mother is dead and Katherine is finding it hard to mourn her. Never really close to her, her little brother inherited the estate and Katherine received nothing in the will. So she was very surprised when, three days before her twenty-fifth birthday, she gets a letter from her mother that has a key to a safety deposit box full of documents; documents that prove that Katherine was adopted to keep her brother from being the oldest child who would die when he turned 25. This curs...more

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Apr 19, 2012 Alana ~ The Book Pimp rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, fae, 2012-reading-challenge, owned-books, paranormal-romance

4♥'s

This book is very easy reading, the story flows smoothly. Steamy without being trampy. Clever twists, although somehow a little soap opera toward the end. Maybe HBO soap opera, even. Overall enjoyed it and would pick up other books by this author.

The characters were youthful but not too trendy. There were not too many pop culture references to 'date' the book too quickly, but just enough to still get a chuckle at a well placed Twilight reference. "My life is going all Twilight on me and I h...more

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Apr 01, 2012 Franny (The Reader's Edge) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Katherine has been seeing little green men most of her life. Her only reprieve has come with medication to prevent the hallucinations. Shortly before her 24th birthday, Katherine finds out they may not have been hallucinations after all.

Overall, I found Broken to be quite enjoyable and a quick, light read. There were a few times, certain aspects of a scene seemed a little disjointed, but it wasn't enough to detract from the overall enjoyment of the read. The premise was unique and not one I had...more

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Apr 09, 2012 Anne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: nook

Thanks to R2R for giving me the chance to read this. I got sucked in very quickly and read it in one day. Burton did a good job with the mix of fantasy and reality. After all, as the saying goes, perception is reality, and that is very apparent here. The twists and layers of deception were handled well and made the reader eager to find out more.
Katherine grew up thinking she was crazy and that the things she saw were hallucinations so her mother had her medicated. Imagine her surprise and confus...more

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Jul 20, 2011 Kara-karina rated it 3 of 5 stars

I admit I was seduced by this gorgeous cover straight away. It had this Gothic Victorian feeling about it. Well, it's totally unrelated to the book. Also, it's not a paranormal romance, more like urban fantasy but with less fighting and more walking *grinning*.

Oh yes, the main characters - Katherine, Chris and Jonathan walk miles and miles along the green and idyllic British countryside. There are passages like this...

The merriment was contagious. The locals seemed to accept us as one of their o...more I admit I was seduced by this gorgeous cover straight away. It had this Gothic Victorian feeling about it. Well, it's totally unrelated to the book. Also, it's not a paranormal romance, more like urban fantasy but with less fighting and more walking *grinning*.

Oh yes, the main characters - Katherine, Chris and Jonathan walk miles and miles along the green and idyllic British countryside. There are passages like this...

The merriment was contagious. The locals seemed to accept us as one of their own — at least Chris and I. They sensed Jonathan’s reticence to interact and seemed to leave him to his own devices. I wasn’t sure what was going on with him. He smiled and drank only water. Other than that, he would make his way to the window from time to time. What he was looking for I wasn’t sure.
Chris and I both drank beer — the locals plying us with free rounds.
We managed to get cornered by an older gentleman with a few missing teeth. With his Lundberg stetson perched upon his head and pipe in his hand, he looked all the part of old English charm. He shared with us a tale. Chris and I hung off his every word.
“Now, the men of Shropshire in the west were well acquainted with the fey folk, or so it is said. And hundreds of years ago, such encounters were commonplace. One such man was Edric the Wild.

...which amused me to no end. Excuse me for rolling my eyes, but this is way too idyllic for me.

It's an entertaining book, but I wasn't sure quite what to make out of it. Katherine, Chris and Jonathan weren't there enough for me to get to know and like their characters. The book felt too short for the story to develop; the plot is slow until halfway through the book, when Chris and Katherine fly to UK to talk to her aunt Marigold, then everything is rushed, rushed, rushed! The end comes too soon.

Love triangle was awkward. I couldn't get the devotion Katherine was receiving from the guys, although they both were quite interesting on their own. The villain was murky. I mean, you do get to feel sorry for her right in the end, otherwise she just pops in and out.

What struck me as very amusing was how the scene of seduction is always different from a man or a woman's point of view.

If you read a female author, 9 times out of 10 the man is a seducer and an instigator. This is not the first paranormal romance by a male author I've read where the sex scene (which is very hot, by the way) introduces the woman as an instigator and someone who takes charge.
All I'm saying, food for thought, ladies. An interesting psychological insight.

All in all, I did enjoy this book. It just wasn't what I expected.(less)

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Jul 26, 2012 Lori McD rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012_read, chick-lit, coming-of-age, cozy-mystery, easy-read, fantasy, fae, kindle-book, free-ebook, own, paranormal, romance, suspense

3.5 stars

I suppose this is a bit sexist of me, but I was really surprised that this book is written in 1st person POV, since the author is male and the main character is female. I suppose Kathryn not being a real "girly-girl" helped.

That said, this is an intriguing book. It's an easy read, and for the most part, it's well-written. My complaints are that 1) so many twists and turns, but most don't come until the end of the book, and 2) the end feels rushed - hurried. It almost seems to me that th...more

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Jun 12, 2011 Kim rated it 5 of 5 stars

David Burton has once again amazed me with a truly enjoyable reading experience. I read this book in one day, I just couldn't put it down! I was drawn into it on the very first page, and the draw never waned. The characters are well developed, entertaining and believable; I particularly enjoyed getting to know Katherine as she journeyed into a world where she was "cursed" to die in her 24th year, and her birthday was just 3 days away. As she struggled to sort things out we were taken on a journe...more

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Oct 09, 2012 Anji rated it 4 of 5 stars

First, she finds out she's adopted. Then, she is told that a family curse will cause her to die sometime during her 25th year, and her birthday is fast approaching. Thus begins Katherine's quest for answers to her past, in the hopes that she can stop the curse and have a future.

This was a quick, enjoyable read. The story sucked me in, and I finished it on less than 5 hours over a two day period. I am really looking forward to the next book in the series, which the author is currently writing.

Th...more

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Apr 21, 2012 Solluna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: r2r

I love fantasy romance books and this one delivered. Although there are a lot of books about fae out there this one was different enough to capture my full attention and kept me in bed reading. I read this in one sitting and I really liked it. It was a smooth fast sexy read even though I didn't care for the way it ended because I wanted more. The characters and the flow were good the only complaint I have is the plot is seemed a little muddled at the end. It was formatted exactly how it should b...more

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