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Out of Breath (The Lithia Trilogy #1)

by Blair Richmond (Goodreads Author)

3.31 of 5 stars 3.31 · rating details · 75 ratings · 32 reviews

Nineteen-year-old Kat Jones has been a competitive runner since she was a young girl, but after her mother's death, the path her life was supposed to take begins to crumble around her -- until one day, she finds herself on the run in a literal sense, this time in a race for her very life.

Kat's journey takes her to the Pacific Northwest town of Lithia, the place of her last...more

Paperback, 274 pages

Published October 31st 2011 by Ashland Creek Press (first published September 22nd 2011)

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Oct 18, 2011 Shannan/GirlsInTheStacks.com rated it 1 of 5 stars

Out of Breath can be read in one day and is an eco-friendly, vampire ridden mystery with a love triangle. I must say that it really wouldn't be a choice as to who I would pick though. I just adore Alex. I wish there was more of a pull to each boy. I never really saw why each of the boys really were attracted to her especially to the point of protecting her like they do.

Kat is a vegan and I really enjoyed the environmental part of the story. The lush landscapes written in detail, the healthy spor...more

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May 21, 2012 Shay Hardman rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, books-i-own

Blair Richmond did an outstanding job with the novel "Out of Breath". This novel had me eagerly turning the pages- I couldn't put the book down and ended up finishing it within a day.

Katherine Healy is a nineteen year old girl who is running away from her past and ends up in the town where she was born- Lithia. In this town she finds some comfort until tragedy strikes and she can't help but feel guilty. To complicate matters, she's attracted to attention of two guys who both have secrets that th...more

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Oct 28, 2011 Mundie Moms & Mundie Kids added it

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Out of Breath is a quick paranormal read with a beautifully captivating Northwest setting, has a few vampires, a love triangle and a little element of mystery to it that kept me turning the pages. I really liked the concept of this story and I of course loved the setting! I'm a sucker for an outdoor, specifically one that takes place in the Northwest like this book does. I think this setting worked great for this story and I liked that Blair was able to blend the way of life in the Pacific North...more Out of Breath is a quick paranormal read with a beautifully captivating Northwest setting, has a few vampires, a love triangle and a little element of mystery to it that kept me turning the pages. I really liked the concept of this story and I of course loved the setting! I'm a sucker for an outdoor, specifically one that takes place in the Northwest like this book does. I think this setting worked great for this story and I liked that Blair was able to blend the way of life in the Pacific Northwest, which is very outdoor driven, heath conscious and eco-friendly, and the quiet little town feel into his book well. All of these things are both a big part of this story, and the character's life. The only thing that bothered was how often being a vegan is mentioned in the story. After the first few times I felt it was completely distracting to the story line to have it brought up as often as it was.

I liked that Kat, the main character turned to running as a way of healing from her past and what she's running from. I found her story was a bit fascinating and from the get go I wondered how she was able to go just "get by" the way she was. She's definitely one of those resilient characters who just makes do, and makes things work for her, and I admired that about her. Unfortunately, as the story went I found that's all I was able to like about Kat. It's not that she's not likable per say, but I really needed to have some sort of connection with her to like her the way I had excepted to, and I didn't get that. I adored Alex, one of the first guys in town that Kat meets, but what irritated me about their relationship is how quickly they went from really just meeting to all the sudden he becomes overly protective of her, and has this need to warn her about the other love interest Roman. Roman was a very hard character for me to like.

I'm the type of reader who needs character connection and a believable love story. As much as I wanted that from Out of Breath, I didn't get that with Kat, Alex or Roman. I felt like there was something missing with their character development that kept me from feeling that connection to them. I did however really enjoy the relationship between Kat, Stacey and her boyfriend David have. I liked that Stacey and Kat hit it off from the moment Kat comes to town and meets her. That relationship played well into the turn of events that happen in Lithia, and leave Kat questioning whether the impossible is really possible in this small town. The paranormal element with the vampires, the outdoors and Kat's history was a bit unique and I liked the elements that Blair uses to tell his story.

I'm a little torn on where I stand with this book, because there were times I liked it and other times I thought it was just okay, which is due to my feelings through out the story. There were times I felt like either the plot line was missing something or it felt a little flat and there were others times I liked the little elements of surprise that Blair added to the story. Though I loved the setting and the way it wrapped into the story, overall I felt like too many little things were missing from the plot and the main characters for me to really like the book/connect with it, like I had hoped to. I can certainly see why others would love it, but it just wasn't a book that connected with me. Though I didn't like it as much as I wanted to, this is a book I'd recommend to older YA readers who enjoy paranormal reads.(less)

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Jan 31, 2013 iamjenai rated it 5 of 5 stars

Out of Breath tells the story of Katherine, a vegetarian runner from Texas. She was born and raised in Lithia, a town in Oregon, but when her mother died, his dad lost his job and believed that life would be better outside Lithia. Too many bad things happened in Texas so Katherine decides to return to her hometown to start a new life, this time without his father.

At first, after reading the first three chapters, the story line didn't appeal much to me. Thought it was just an ordinary story for...more Out of Breath tells the story of Katherine, a vegetarian runner from Texas. She was born and raised in Lithia, a town in Oregon, but when her mother died, his dad lost his job and believed that life would be better outside Lithia. Too many bad things happened in Texas so Katherine decides to return to her hometown to start a new life, this time without his father.

At first, after reading the first three chapters, the story line didn't appeal much to me. Thought it was just an ordinary story for a paranormal-ish book. When I get to read the part where Katherine met Stacey and David, Out of Breath became a page-turner. I didn't stop until I read the whole book. I love how the author wove the story. Normally, paranormal romance books depend on the love story but Out of Breath is different. The story could actually stand out even without the main character's love interest/s. This is what I'm looking for in a novel. You don't have to wait for the romance part every single page. The story could be very well accepted as it is and the romance part is just a bonus to the readers. I love Katherine's personality, she's tough and strong for a female lead. If there is hesitation on some things, it would easily be resolved. What else? I love how the setting of the story is described. Imagine a place with forests, environmentalists, vegan people, etc.

As for the book cover, nice right? The paranormal part was surprising. With the book cover in mind, I thought differently. I'm not gonna spoil it for you so you decide which otherworldly beings are in this book. And would you believe these otherworldly beings are also vegan?? Interesting story!

Okay, while I loved this book, I just want to say that I had a little "connection problem" with the "romance part". It's just that I can't feel excitement with Alex and Roman, Katherine's love interests in the story. I love Alex (not sure about Roman though) but I felt something is lacking, probably because I have this delicate heart *wink* when it comes to dealing with love triangle issues in books.

Overall, I truly loved Out of Breath. If you are looking for a series to start, pick-up this book then! Now so happy to be reading book 2, Ghost Runner ;)! (less)

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Jan 24, 2013 I'dratherbereading rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Oct 30, 2011 Chrystal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 50-book-challenge-2011

This was a great story based on trying to find out who you really are, who you want to be and how to get there. Kat faces many challenges in this story, but all lead to her trying to make those decisions about her own life. She has a love for running - the freedom you feel as the wind whips in your face, the solitude of being alone with your thoughts. But Kat has also been running from her past, moving from place to place just as quickly as she arrived. Has she finally found a place that she fee...more

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Oct 25, 2011 Deborah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: latest-reads, new-author-for-me, paperback-i-own, paranormal, reviewer-book, zombie-or-vampires, ya-novel, woman-writer

One of the very wonderful things about reading books is that they take us into worlds we might never be able to experience and into the heads and hearts of characters we wish we could be. That being the case, it was a fascinating place to find myself inside the head and physical surroundings of Kat Jones.

I'm not and never have been a runner. It's something that has interested me over many years because I've come across friends and acquaintences who love to run. What makes "Out of Breath" so uniq...more

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Oct 23, 2011 Literary rated it 5 of 5 stars

Cover

I like the cover. I've always found cement angels slightly spooky. It fits well with the book.

Plot

Kat is a runner. It's evident when we meet her because that's what she's doing at the start of the book: Running. Running from life; Running from emotions; Running from everyone and everything she knows.

She winds up in the town where she was born, Lithia. Once there, she starts to notice that the people act differently from any other place she's been. People joke it's the water making everyone...more

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Oct 11, 2011 Emma rated it 5 of 5 stars

As a mother of a teenage daughter and not typically a huge fan of the Vampire theme, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I loved this YA novel. First, it is set in a refreshing, quaint northwestern town (similar to one where I went to graduate school) and the author did a fantastic job of making the lush landscape, the environs, and the philosophy of the small town integral to the novel's plot formation. It has a definitely eco-friendly, environmental stance, which is so important in this day...more

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Sep 04, 2011 Dana Burgess rated it 4 of 5 stars

'Out of Breath' by Blair Richmond is set to be released at the end of October and all of you 'Twilight', 'Vampire Diaries' fans out there are in for a treat. I have no idea why I agreed to read this ARC despite my hard line against all things vampire/werewolf/etc (must have been a moment of weakness), but I started it yesterday afternoon and was up till midnight finishing it. I admit, I liked it.
What I liked about it:
1. The cover. I hope they don't change it.
2. The fact the Katherine is has a s...more

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Oct 12, 2011 Serena rated it 4 of 5 stars

Out of Breath by Blair Richmond is a young adult novel that will have readers quickly turning the pages to find out what secrets Kat Jones is hiding and why the town of Lithia where she ends up seems so ethereal and mysterious. Kat arrives in Lithia, where she was born, after running from something that happened in Texas, and everyone in the town is incredibly friendly and welcoming.

Richmond’s sparse narration, plus the focus on running races, ramps up the suspense as Kat’s secretive nature enab...more

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Oct 06, 2011 Stephanie Ward rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: will-trade, owned, for-review

The first in a trilogy, Out of Breath follows Kat – who is has been on the run for a long time and finds herself in her hometown of Lithia. She is embraced by the townspeople and settles into a normal life, until her friend Stacey is brutally murdered while they are running in the forest. When Kat looks into her friend’s mysterious death, she finds out that Lithia isn’t the quaint small town she believed it to be. There are vampires hiding outside the town limits and they are killing people. How...more

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Aug 16, 2011 Annette M Guerriero Nishimoto rated it 3 of 5 stars

Today's review is on Out of Breath by Blair Richmond

Out of Breath is the debut release by Blair Richmond and shows tremendous promise. This 268 page, first installment of Richmond's three part series is easily read in one day.

The reader follows the adventure of Katherine Healy, a nineteen year old runaway who also LOVES to literally run. You see, she was on track in high school, winning races and impressing recruiters until,that is,her father runs over her foot. Now she's on the run trying to g...more

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Oct 31, 2011 CorLostForWords rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review

Source: Received from publicist. Many thanks goes to Rebecca from Ashland Creek Press for sending me a copy of this book. I received this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review.

My rating: 3.5/5

Kat has been on the run, and is now coming full circle. She is back in the town she was born in, and she is hoping that she has run far enough from her past to settle down for a while. She makes friends with the locals, finds a place to live and to work, and has her pick of two of the towns m...more Source: Received from publicist. Many thanks goes to Rebecca from Ashland Creek Press for sending me a copy of this book. I received this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review.

My rating: 3.5/5

Kat has been on the run, and is now coming full circle. She is back in the town she was born in, and she is hoping that she has run far enough from her past to settle down for a while. She makes friends with the locals, finds a place to live and to work, and has her pick of two of the towns most eligible young men. Kat is not quite sure that this is her life now, and when a murder destroys the sense of peace surrounding the town, she realizes that she might have to run yet again.
Out of Breath is an interesting tale, one that brings together vampires and vegans. It is an eco-friendly read, especially since Kat is a vegan. The outdoor beauty of Lithia, the mountains, and the competitive atmosphere of those hoping to run the upcoming race all factor in to make this an idyllic read. It could have been written on those merits alone without the addition of vampires. Even so, the vampires aren't necessarily of the norm, and Kat will have to decide who she can trust once she makes some realizations of her own. Though this is the first novel in a trilogy, it can be read as a standalone. There is resolution at the end of the book, though it is left open-ended to continue with the next book in the trilogy.
I liked Kat, and I liked Alex. I even liked Roman. However I found that though they were all drawn to each other, there wasn't any definitive reason as to why they liked each other. They seemed to be a little flat, and their relationships with each other and past history is left in question and is not wholly believable. I wanted a more in depth look at the inner workings of the characters, particularly Alex and Roman. I wanted to know why they set their sights on Kat, and what made her so special to them.
I did enjoy the book, and I was intrigued by the vampire mythos used in the book. I liked the incorporation of Kat's vegan diet, and how it in turn brought another outlook or aspect to the read. Out of Breath is a fast-paced read, and readers will gobble it up in a few short hours. I am left to wonder what will happen next to Kat, especially since there are things and beings hinted at that haven't even been formally introduced into the story yet.
All in all, this is a haunting and inspired read. Though there are vampires in Out of Breath, the book is not just another vampire novel. There are other elements at play, and it will be interesting to see what happens next as Kat's past and more of the supernatural world is revealed.(less)

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Nov 05, 2011 1000 + rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading Out of Breath. From the very first page you get hooked into this book. This story of Kat, a runner, who is running from her past by returning to her hometown. With no money to feed or shelter herself you are instantly pulling for Kat.. wanting to help her. Much like those in the town of Lithia who do reach out to her and take her in without questions.

I read this book in one sitting. I couldn't put it down. I wanted to know what was going to happen and was oddly pulled in...more

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Oct 24, 2011 Andrea rated it 5 of 5 stars

For starters, I won this on LibraryThing Early Reviewers. I had no idea what to expect other than it was a paranormal romance and involved running.

This story was dark, mysterious, and had a certain depth to it.

Kat. Well, she has a past. Throughout the entire novel, she didn't reveal much about her life. The main things I got what that she was a runner, she was running from and to her past, in a way. You'd have to read the book to understand what I mean by that. Her character definitely mystery...more

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Jan 03, 2013 Martha rated it 4 of 5 stars

Let me just say that the cover is a bit creepy! Porcelain dolls, statues with no eyes, *shivers* creepy!

Aside from the cover, this book was great! The beginning was so heart-wrenching! I kept thinking, "That could happen to me" and it made me sad because not everything goes according to plan and it's even worse when things go so far down south that they reach Antarctica! Well that's pretty much what happens with Kat. She had such a bright and promising future planned out and then one little inci...more Let me just say that the cover is a bit creepy! Porcelain dolls, statues with no eyes, *shivers* creepy!

Aside from the cover, this book was great! The beginning was so heart-wrenching! I kept thinking, "That could happen to me" and it made me sad because not everything goes according to plan and it's even worse when things go so far down south that they reach Antarctica! Well that's pretty much what happens with Kat. She had such a bright and promising future planned out and then one little incident changes it all. She ends up bumming it on the streets not knowing when her next meal will come. She decides to move back to Lithia and thus begins our adventure.

Kat has had a rough life she thought it was going to get better but there is always something to mess up your happy times. For having no one in the world to help her or even care what happens to her and having to live on the streets she's strong in every way. Many would have crumbled and given up but she has life by the horns and is not letting go! She is a real trooper. Heroines are not always those that have the superpowers sometimes it just those that can get themselves ahead in life and Kat is one of those heroines. She's such a great character that she's made into my top 20 favorite heroines.

So the plot. It goes from really bad where we learn Kat's history to a great change for her where she manages to get herself a job, a little cottage, and friends that care about her enough to help her. A bit of up and down but not one that will get you sea sick. Very rare sort of plot because even though there is a love triangle...or maybe even a love square....it still has you turning the pages (or in my case swiping my finger across the screen). The only thing that bugged was if she had lived there before with her mum how did she not hear anything about vampires in that area? I guess I'll have to read the sequel to find out if maybe they explain this question of mine.

Now who would've thunk that vampires could come and interfere with this great little life she's made. These aren't even your normal vampires who drink blood...well not all of them...but vampires that need trees! Did I get your attention now?! Yes trees! You must read this book to understand what I'm talking about. Trust me you've never encountered vampires like the one mentioned in this book so far! (less)

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Mar 06, 2013 Heidi rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: modernfiction, supernatural-fantasy

I picked this up off the browsing shelves at the library. My favorite part about it is the cover. The image is nice, and the paper feels almost velvety.

The story is your basic vampire love triangle (mortal girl), but with a heavy vegan and environmental angle. Vegan girl? Fine. Vegan vampire? Um, kind of ridiculous.

Plus the girl's (I've already forgotten her name)back story is revealed clumsily and doesn't really give her as much depth as it's supposed to.

I unknowingly picked up the sequel at...more

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Nov 06, 2011 Kat rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, ya, vampires

The book begins with Kat-- a teenage girl who is a life-long runner and vegan and has been on the run from her home in Texas after her parents' death-- 's arrival in the small Oregon town of Lithia, a 'quaint' little town and a birthplace she barely remembers. The action gets off to a slow start as Kat, homeless and alone, chances to find a temporary job in a runner's shop and a place to stay. She meets Roman, an enigmatic actor, at the local theatre where he portrays Hamlet, and Alex, a charism...more The book begins with Kat-- a teenage girl who is a life-long runner and vegan and has been on the run from her home in Texas after her parents' death-- 's arrival in the small Oregon town of Lithia, a 'quaint' little town and a birthplace she barely remembers. The action gets off to a slow start as Kat, homeless and alone, chances to find a temporary job in a runner's shop and a place to stay. She meets Roman, an enigmatic actor, at the local theatre where he portrays Hamlet, and Alex, a charismatic shop boy and self-proclaimed tree-hugger. As a complex love triangle forms around the three, Kat begins to wonder if Lithia is more than it seems. When Alex reveals the truth to Kat at last, she can scarcely believe it (though most readers will have realized what's going on from the initial chapters). The town of Lithia is home to vampires both peaceful and carnivorous, and Kat's new friends are among them. The only question is, which of her vampiric suitors has her best interests at heart... and which of them may or may not be responsible for the terrible attacks which occur in the local woods?

I have overall mixed feelings about Out of Breath. On one hand, it is essentially well-written-- Kat has a distinct narrative voice, even if she is not the most unique or likeable protagonist. (She's got a heck of a great name, though ;) ) Paranormal romance is not generally my cup of tea, so I try to be very objective when reviewing the genre. I saw many similarities to Twilight, in that the protagonist is torn between two guys-- one handsome, mysterious, and questionable, and the other a likeable local who becomes as much a friend to her as a boyfriend. Lithia was also a very similar setting to Forks. So, you know, small-town vamps. There is definitely an environmental element to Out of Breath, and Kat's being a vegan comes to be far more important than I anticipated. Roman was a character I had a hard time liking, despite the strength of Kat's attraction to him, though his friend Victor definitely had potential. (I tend to like the maniacs who live in castles best when it comes to vampires, as some of you probably know.) Alex, I did like-- he's a genuinely nice guy who obviously has a lot in common with Kat, so why she debated between him and Roman, who knows.

I liked the mystery aspect to the "bear attacks" in the woods and those little nerve-wrecking moments when Kat is running through the woods and thinks she hears something... Overall, this was a very quick read and a fairly enjoyable one. The pro-environmental themes are strong, but not so strong that they drown out the rest of the story. There's a stunning little revelation about Kat's past in the end which promises a sequel. Out of Breath isn't a book I felt passionate about personally, but it's definitely one I would recommend to paranormal fans.

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Dec 27, 2012 Valentina rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was an interesting beginning to what promises to be a satisfying trilogy.
What I enjoyed most, even more than the characters themselves, was the setting. There’s a great ambiance to the book, creating this feeling of mystery and possibly danger around the plot. I think it’s worth reading just to experience that feeling of being completely taken in by the story.
But the characters didn’t disappoint, either. Kat, the protagonist, was the kind of resilient heroine that we need to keep in most...more

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Aug 23, 2012 Deanna rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: free-ebook, vampires

Running running running. Vegan. Vegan. Running. Running away. Vegan.

That is what I got from the book.

The relationships were often times choppy. Katherine would be arguing with someone (Roman, Alex, Stacey) and then she'd move on and not even think again about it. Katherine would all of the sudden transition from trying to find out more about vampires to seeming to forget that she cared to find out anything in the first place. She did this with many different things. My review of this book is ch...more

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Oct 02, 2011 Jennifer Shepherd rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Wow! I loved this book. I received it as an ARC from Librarything.com and I am so glad that I did! I had a very hard time putting this book down. I love the characters. David and Alex are probably my favorites. I was really enthralled with the book when it came down to the last 50 or so pages. Big twists and turns. The ending leaves a few unanswered questions so I am highly anticipating the next book. I know I will have to wait a while, but it will sure be worth it!

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Nov 16, 2011 Suzie rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Teenager/Young Adult

Recommended to Suzie by: Goodreads.com

Shelves: 2011, contest-wins, fantasy, paper-back-book, paranormal, teenager-books, vampire, romance

****THIS WAS A GOODREADS.COM FIRST READ CONTEST WIN!****

This was a wonderful interesting book to read. I felt this book would be better for Young Adult/Teenager but books really do not cater to a specific age. The author wrote a very good book. Thanks for an interesting read.

****THIS WAS A GOODREADS.COM FIRST READ CONTEST WIN!****

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Sep 05, 2012 Nikki rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-reality, free-amzprime, paranormal, ya, kindle-lendable

Aaaah the ending! set it up for book 2 :p. for a non-runner I actually didn't mind all the running commentary. nicely written. didn't quite feel the emotions of the characters so only at 3*.

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Oct 01, 2011 Meave rated it 3 of 5 stars

The publisher sent this to me for review on Vegansaurus; that review is forthcoming, hey all right.

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Dec 07, 2012 Brittany rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: blair-richmond

I felt this was a good book. It held my attention and I was looking forward to some parts. Overall I feel it was an easy read and didn't fully have much juice to the story. But I did still enjoy it. I look forward to the next book.

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Sep 09, 2012 Autumn rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'm on the fence with this book. I'm not sure if I liked it or didn't like it.

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Oct 18, 2011 Mandee rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-lit

I liked that this featured vegan characters in a positive way but it got a bit repetitive towards the end.

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Oct 29, 2012 Nancy Austin rated it 2 of 5 stars

Twilight meets Ashland with a little vegan evangelism thrown in.

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Oct 04, 2012 Marcia rated it 2 of 5 stars

I GET IT. SHE'S A VEGAN RUNNER. Who is on the run. And involved in a love triangle with two vampires. Both runners. One of whom is a vegan.

I would be incredibly shocked if the author were not a vegan runner. And the kind of vegan that makes vegans look bad.

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