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Breathless (Jason and Azazel #1)

by V. J. Chambers (Goodreads Author)

3.61 of 5 stars 3.61 · rating details · 1,032 ratings · 89 reviews

Azazel is seventeen and sexually frustrated. Her biggest issue is trying to figure out why her seemingly normal boyfriend won't sleep with her.

Then Jason races into her life. He won't say where he came from or who's chasing him. He's a delicious puzzle, a boy who has no problem using his fists to solve arguments or quoting Plato to justify his actions. Azazel is drawn to...more

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Published July 4th 2009 (first published May 29th 2009)

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Aug 10, 2012 Krissy P (Kris) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This book was Crazy Cuckoo Bananas, but I really really liked it...

Wow, I am speechless after reading this story. I really loved this book. It was raw, compelling and gritty; had surprises at every turn. I am truly impressed with this author.

***** WARNING THIS REVIEW DOES CONTAIN SPOILERS********

This is the story of Jason and Azazel. Azazel is a teenage girl who thinks she has the perfect life, perfect boyfriend, perfect parents and perfect BFF. Boy is she ever WRONG. She meets Jason when he li...more

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Dec 14, 2011 Cassandra rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 1st-in-series, nook, blah-horrible-didn-t-like, tstl, dropped-series

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That's how I feel about this book. I feel yucky for even reading it. Can I please have my money back...oh yea it was free but please I would like some kind of refund after reading this toilet water clusterfuck of a book.

Here's my description of this book. We start out with Azazel in her boyfriends truck "Toby" and she's trying to fondle him when clearly he doesn't want to get it on with her. He has told her over and over he does not want to have sex with h...more http://www.google.com/imgres?q=fuck+f...

That's how I feel about this book. I feel yucky for even reading it. Can I please have my money back...oh yea it was free but please I would like some kind of refund after reading this toilet water clusterfuck of a book.

Here's my description of this book. We start out with Azazel in her boyfriends truck "Toby" and she's trying to fondle him when clearly he doesn't want to get it on with her. He has told her over and over he does not want to have sex with her. Note that the first half of the book is of Azazel complaining about how everyone in the whole world has had sex except her. Ok back to the truck....after Toby has shut her down for the umpteenth time they see a boy running through the woods, Azazel jumps out and tells him to get in the truck. My problem with that is who in there right mind just sees someone running in the woods and decides this stranger needs to get in the truck and take him home with her....CRAZY!
Ok back to this atrocity, Toby and Azazel take this boy back to her house to talk to her parents. They find out that his name is Jason and that he was running from someone, but he won't elaborate who these someones are. They can't find any records of him,not transcripts,no birth records, nada zilch. But Azazel's parents take him in as one of their many foster children. At this point Azazel is pretty much obsessed with him, ah did I mention that she's also obsessed about wanting to have sex ALL THE TIME
Pretty much nothing happens except the whole town acting strange, they keep saying strange things and are keeping a close eye on Jason. They have been holding back from Azazel saying strange things.
Ok about halfway through the book is when it starts getting really freaky, I'll spare you the details and just say it involves satanist rituals, SEX rape,and murder.(view spoiler) It's safe to say this book was not for me. It was Stupid, emphasis the STUPID. I didn't care what happened to the characters, I just wanted it to be over or for someone to poke my eyes out with a fire poker, which ever came first. I would rather cut my own tongue out than recommend this toilet diarrhea water to anyone. (less)

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Jul 18, 2010 Clary rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Dea Sauva, Meann Gacayan

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I like the plot and the characters of this book, they all have different and powerful characteristics. You could distinguish one character from the other. It always put me on the edge of my seat. Its so good.

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Feb 11, 2013 Marie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy

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Jan 10, 2013 Kimberly rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Kept me up all night...I seriously could not put this down.

**more to come**

Ok, so now that I've managed to get a little shut eye...let's tackle this review, shall we?

Where on God's green earth do I begin? Holy crap! What a ride! A seriously twisted, freaky, laugh-despite-your-discomfort, mindboggling, WTF, and OMG roller coaster. I started this at around midnight and chain-smoked, caffeine-dripped all the way to the end (which I reached at 10:30 this morning.

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Jan 07, 2013 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, mystery, adventure

This book was a freebie, and I often have lower expectations for freebie books (I know this is a form of book snobbery, but it is what it is). I still like reading the freebies though, because I do find books that surprise me with how much I enjoy them. This was one of those books.

Other than the fact she can't get her boyfriend to sleep with her, Azazel is pretty happy with her life, which includes unconventional parents, foster siblings, and a pretty uneventful existence. But when Jason runs i...more This book was a freebie, and I often have lower expectations for freebie books (I know this is a form of book snobbery, but it is what it is). I still like reading the freebies though, because I do find books that surprise me with how much I enjoy them. This was one of those books.

Other than the fact she can't get her boyfriend to sleep with her, Azazel is pretty happy with her life, which includes unconventional parents, foster siblings, and a pretty uneventful existence. But when Jason runs in front of her boyfriend's truck, things change. A mystery unfolds that involves a strange human war between Satanists and a Christian group, and the two teenagers are caught in the middle.

The story drew me in from the beginning. The writing is solid and not overly dramatic. It's definitely told from a teenager perspective, but I found that I wasn't annoyed by Azazel's character (yes, most teen characters annoy me to an extent, even though I enjoy YA fiction). I liked the weird twists and turns the story took and I thought the basic premise was interesting.

To an extent, I thought the way the author handled sexuality was decent. She didn't flower it up and make a first time encounter sound like a magical event. I do feel like there are missing aspects to this theme in the book, though. Azazel talks about feeling unfulfilled, but then the subject is dropped, not resolved. Which might be okay, because this is the first of a trilogy, so I can only assume at this point that the subject will come up again.

The pacing was a bit off. Though the story moved along well for the most part, there were a few places that seemed to drag, and certain scenes that felt like they went longer than they needed to. I also don't feel like this one lends itself to be easily classified in either a genre or an age group. The characters are teens, but the subject matter and certain scenes definitely go to a dark place. I suppose this could be classified as an action adventure story, but there are elements of romance, supernatural, and religion that just touch the fringes of classification. While this doesn't bother me too much, some readers might find it off putting.

The pros definitely out weighed the cons though,and I'm hoping I like the other books in the trilogy just as well. (less)

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Aug 23, 2010 Stacey Benefiel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Azazel has a funny name, but the rest of her life is pretty normal. She’s been dating her football player boyfriend, Toby, since Freshman year, she has a fun BFF named Lilith, and she gets good grades in school. Her only real problem is that she wants to lose her virginity to Toby like, yesterday, but he keeps telling her he wants to wait. During one of their frustratingly chaste make out sessions, Azazel spots a boy running through the woods toward their truck, looking like he is being chased....more

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Feb 20, 2013 Aubrey rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ya-paranormal, ya-romance

I thought this story was very cute. It's like the teenager version of Da Vinci Code. I found that the heroine, Azazel, was very immature and naive, but it fit her age. She wasn't wise beyond her years, like the feeling I get from most young adult heroines. She was concerned about things that most high school girls are concerned about - looks, popularity, family, herself. As odd as it sounds, it didn't bother me. I actually found her very funny. Jason on the other hand, is not the typical high sc...more

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Aug 05, 2012 Xyra rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

2 1/2 - 3 stars. While I liked this; it needs more work. I don't know how eBooks come about; however, if they are derived directly from the hard copy with no additional typing, copying, or pasting then the editing/proofreading staff needs to be fired. This book was littered with punctuation errors, missing words, phrases that shouldn't have been there, etc. It was awful, annoying, and distracting.

Now to the actual writing. The author failed to make me really care about her characters and what th...more 2 1/2 - 3 stars. While I liked this; it needs more work. I don't know how eBooks come about; however, if they are derived directly from the hard copy with no additional typing, copying, or pasting then the editing/proofreading staff needs to be fired. This book was littered with punctuation errors, missing words, phrases that shouldn't have been there, etc. It was awful, annoying, and distracting.

Now to the actual writing. The author failed to make me really care about her characters and what they were going through. She told me everything without the details that would have the reader connect with the characters, their surroundings, and what is happening to them. However, my interest was slightly peaked at the end of the story so that I might just look into reading the second and third installments.

I understand that the point of view is limited to that of a naive, overprotected, relatively innocent 17 year old girl; however, most of the time Zaza sounded like she was 13 or 14 that was a little hard to take or believe. Plus living with a house filled with that many boys would take some of the naivete out of her...she'd be more brash. Not saying that the very opening scene doesn't show her as brash...

This is most definitely a story that should NOT be labeled YA, unless bookstores create new categories for Tween YA and Older Teen YA. This is the latter all the way - rated R or NC-17 if it were a movie.

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Let's get to the nitty gritty, shall we. I was completely floored by the main focus of the story being sex. It might be appropriate to call that part of the book 17 Shades of Grey.

The plot twist...I found it neither disgusting nor appalling mostly because I picked up on the HUGE clues 1) the main character is named after a demon, 2) her best friend's name is the same as the mother of all demons, 3) the texts and emails included the "number of the beast" and mentioned "the vessel," 4) her parents mentioned Samhain (sp?), 5) Homecoming was on Halloween [which is way too late for a high school homecoming], 6) there are no churches in town, 7) Zaza chose to be a Vestal Virgin for Halloween, and 8) Zaza's mother gave her a pentagram necklace to wear. All that adds up to no good.

A town full of Satanists is not a new plot point. I think there a few horror movies out there like that. And the main scene could have been so much worse than black rose petals, candles, and "black mass" rituals. not to mention that the violence that follows Zaza and Jason's escape is the same as any R-rated chase or gangster movie (thinking Pulp Fiction, The Godfather, etc.).

What I found most disturbing were the clues Hallam was putting together with regards to Jason's conception...I started thinking that the two were brother and sister. That would truly have been icky. I know people who have thrown books where that allegation was made a plot point.

Will I read it again? No. Was it a waste of time? Meh, not really. Will I read the remaining two books? Maybe if the eBooks get to $.99.

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Feb 14, 2013 Jackie Murphy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: series-to-follow

I have had this book in my Kindle library and just now got around to reading it. After getting hooked into the story line I went online to read more about the series and was somewhat surprised by the mixed reviews. There are definitely actions and situations that take place that made me uncomfortable, but I think only because I have not read them before in a book; seeing them in words in front of you. It made me think to myself "The author actually WROTE this." If it was a movie and the same thi...more

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Jul 05, 2011 Reading, Eating & Dreaming rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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My review is of the entire Jason & Azazel trilogy!!

****THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS, BUT IT ALSO GIVES LIGHT TO THE TRUE SUBJECT OF THIS TRILOGY…I WISH I WOULD HAVE KNOWN WHAT THIS TRILOGY WAS REALLY ABOUT BEFORE I STARTED IT…SO CONTINUE PAST THIS POINT WITH CAUTION!!****

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Mar 05, 2012 Jessica rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

First off, I must say that the main character in this book was really irritating. She was completely clueless. In every way possible. The problems and secrets in this book were completely obvious to the reader (you knew people were lying to her)... but the main character could never figure it out. This girl had no common sense. I am talking when someone says "I can't tell you this", and you don't ask "Why?"????? I had a very hard time BELIEVING the situation due to the lack of intelligence from...more

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Sep 20, 2011 Erin Danzer rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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May 17, 2011 Tia rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Ok. Just going to keep this pretty straightforward... Nothing happened for the entire first half of the book. Except for people being super creepy and giving obvious hints as to what was going on. I think it would have been better if I didn't see the twist coming, but by that point it was pretty clear. I wanted to slap Azazel for *almost* the entire book. Toby and Lilith drove me nuts, but they were supposed to...I think. I guess it was pretty original, it had a new twist on everything the autho...more

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Jan 03, 2013 Melissa rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jan 06, 2011 Nurlely rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am falling for Jason. A killer who tried to figure out his life and found his love on the way. Azazel was made for him.

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May 08, 2013 Rose rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Mar 01, 2010 deby-fray-white rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved the three books that completed the Jason and Azazel Trilogy, i read them all in a week, i coudn´t stop! The author created a true story, with real characters, real places, and for God´s sake, a real lenguaje and normal sexual tension!!!!
This how the teenagers actually are, of course it has a lot of violence, rudennes, sex and feelings, but it is all put in the right place so it all has sense. For my was refreshing, new, young, alive!!!!
I loved it for real, i really hope she write someoth...more

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Oct 25, 2011 Marissa rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporaryfiction, romance, thriller

Yeah... some more YA fiction... It was a quick read. I liked some of the main characters and the pace at which the plot moved. I felt the build up to the SURPRISE reveal but will say it felt like a plotline dreamt up by a teenager.

With the author's name being the way it is, I also kept expecting to read that the characters would find out someone was secretly related... (like Flowers In The Attic). That being said it was entertaining. I'm curious about how this storyline will evolve and perhaps...more

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Mar 15, 2012 Caterina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I never write reviews since usually everyone has already said what I'm thinking, but since there are barely any for this book, I thought I should write one. This was a great read! Some of the subjects (Satanists, casual sex, Messiah/Anti-Christ) can be viewed as dark/disturbing, but I thought Azazel's POV made it much lighter. I LOVED reading her thoughts, I laughed out loud more than a few times while reading. And I don't have dark humor, it's more witty and sarcastic. Give the book a chance, i...more

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Apr 19, 2012 Madison Ridge rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Fans of The Falling Under Series- Gwen Hayes

Title: Breathless

Series: Jason and Azazel series, book 1

Author: V.J Chambers

Genre: YA Paranormal Romance

Rating: 3.5 - 4 stars

This book wasn't what I expected, with the whole satanist act and Azazel worshiping and blah blah blah. But the I did like it, a lot, the fact that it was completely different to most of the other books in the YA paranormal Romance genre, it gave the reader visuals on both God and various worshipers and religions.

The whole meant-to-be relationship thing took a bit long for...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Ramie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, ya

Being one of those adults who likes to read YA the first thing I should say is this --

For adults who monitor what the kiddies read and don't want them reading dark things? Skip buying this one for them. Language is the least of the issues parents would have in this book. When it comes to the YA / childrens books you really never know what you're going to get. This book? It's definitely for the older end of YA spectrum and could be tough for some adults.

Azazel lives her life in a small town. It's...more Being one of those adults who likes to read YA the first thing I should say is this --

For adults who monitor what the kiddies read and don't want them reading dark things? Skip buying this one for them. Language is the least of the issues parents would have in this book. When it comes to the YA / childrens books you really never know what you're going to get. This book? It's definitely for the older end of YA spectrum and could be tough for some adults.

Azazel lives her life in a small town. It's boring. Nothing really happens except for the occasional sneaking out after curfew to attend parties at farms. She doesn't do anything too wild. No one lets her, not even her boyfriend. So when a guy comes darting out of the woods like a mad man, as though someone were chasing him, well that's just about the most exciting thing she could imagine. Lucky for him and her, Azazel's parents tend to take in foster kids - especially the kinds that would be on the run from something. Of course he (Jason) ends up staying with them. Jason isn't very open to telling them what he's running from beyond the fact that it's dangerous men, and no he's not a criminal. Azazel is fascinated while everyone else seems either convinced he won't be a part of her life for very long so she shouldn't get too close or almost jealous. As no facts about Jason are learned (literally -- no one seems to find any proof of his existence), little clues that something just ain't right in town keep getting thrown in Azazel's face. But those clues have nothing to do with Jason, they seem to be about her own life. Problem is she's so obsessed with Jason and frankly just so oblivious that even when it is really obvious that she should be paying attention and asking questions -- well, she's not.

Then Halloween hits and all hell breaks loose.

Azazel finally learns that the mysteries behind Jason's life can't hold a candle to the secrets that her own town, her own family were hiding. Threats of Satanic rituals, rape, and murder send Azazel and Jason down a dangerous path as they both try to find truths that may better left unfound -- but they don't really have a choice.

Apparently part of a series it was actually pretty good if you don't mind a dark read. It actually feels like a complete story so I'm undecided about whether or not I need to read on. In that sense the author did a good thing. If you don't like the book but feel like you have to read any series you started because of that to be continued thing -- well this really can stand on its own, you won't feel like you have to continue on. But if you fall in love with the characters so much you have to know what's next well, there's more.(less)

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Feb 16, 2012 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-free, 2012

I'll give it 3.5 stars... one for the lack of editing. Sometimes it isn't that bad but when I have to reread the sentence over and over again to figure out exactly what it means kind of distracts me. And second the first half of the book is really slow. It took me a couple days to read half of the book because it didn't really grab my attention right away and you have an idea that it was gong to all twist around but you had to wait and I'm impatience (I know, i know that sounds bad, but really w...more

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May 17, 2012 Maylin rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, paranormal, young-adult

Probably more of a 3.5 stars.

I was first attracted to this book by the hysterical tone of condemnation adopted by some of the reviewers (I know I can be perverse).

In actual fact it wasn't half bad. It had something of the naive quality of narrative of Amanda Hocking which fitted very well with the protagonist Azazel.

One of the things I really enjoyed about this book was just how ordinary the main characters were - especially in their feelings and insecurities. Especially when the main character...more

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May 02, 2012 Sarah rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: angels-and-demons, young-adult, reviewed

I gave this book three stars instead of two because it has a lot of potential, but doesn't deliver. It starts off light-hearted enough, with a teenage girl and her teenage problems and, of course, there's a secret being kept from her. Chambers does well, dropping enough hints at the secret to keep us interested without giving away what it is until the very last second. The plot movement was simple, yet believable, and the premise hooks you in pretty much immediately. I really thought I had a win...more I gave this book three stars instead of two because it has a lot of potential, but doesn't deliver. It starts off light-hearted enough, with a teenage girl and her teenage problems and, of course, there's a secret being kept from her. Chambers does well, dropping enough hints at the secret to keep us interested without giving away what it is until the very last second. The plot movement was simple, yet believable, and the premise hooks you in pretty much immediately. I really thought I had a winner here.

However, the book does a complete flip-flop. The whole first half of the book suggests something fairly innocent and fun to read; but, when the secret is revealed and everything is laid out on the table, you realize it's something much darker and more sinister than that. Then, after everything goes to hell, we are thrust into a whole new story with new people and new circumstances. Everyone from the first half of the book is either killed or forgotten about within a chapter or two of the secret's exposure. The second half of the book was so different from the first half that I couldn't even attempt to reconcile it. It all went downhill so fast. The worst part was how morbid everything became. Jason and Azazel's circumstances turn into something so tormented and sad that I felt like there was no hope for them, like they had no way out. Not to mention their characters have a polar shift in personality, too. Anyway, I began to feel like the only way this book would end was with Jason and Azazel's suicides; it was that depressing. They didn't end up killing themselves; however, the real ending was so contrived, ridiculous, and unbelievable that I almost wished they had. Which by the way, this book is supposed to be part one in a trilogy, but the way Breathless ends seems like it should just be the one book. It turned out so bad that I'm not going to read the next book anyway.

In short, it had a lot of potential, but turned out to be something way more dark and depressing than I expected. Proceed with caution.

I might also mention that the sample will not give you a good idea of what the book is really like. Since the first half of the book - and the portion of which the sample is taken - is completely different than the second half, there is no way you would be able to get a good feel for the book by reading the sample. Especially since the first part of the book deceives you into thinking it's a good book.

P.S.- If you're at all religious, this book will probably offend you.(less)

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Sep 18, 2011 Kelly rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really don't think this should be a YA book. In that genre I find it completely inappropriate. I wasn't even able to finish. Once I hit the plot twist halfway through I literally felt sick and had to stop reading for fear I would lose my lunch. What seems to be billed as another mysterious paranormal romance with love triangle turns into a completely horrifying tale that I would not feel comfortable having my children ever read. Place it in in a different genre and please change the misleading...more

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Sep 19, 2010 Vicki Keire rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ya

Holy #$%^! Where has this book been in my indie author wanderings? V.J. Chambers pushes YA to the absolute edge. The sweet, delicious edge. This is one of those books that crosses over- paranormal, urban fantasy, thriller, YA, adult, romance, horror, apocalypse, conspiracy, adventure, and more. Wow. I don't even know how to categorize this. Other than brilliant. It's definitely that. Brilliant. Tell your friends. Tell total strangers. This book rocks.
What begins as a sweet but compelling YA roma...more Holy #$%^! Where has this book been in my indie author wanderings? V.J. Chambers pushes YA to the absolute edge. The sweet, delicious edge. This is one of those books that crosses over- paranormal, urban fantasy, thriller, YA, adult, romance, horror, apocalypse, conspiracy, adventure, and more. Wow. I don't even know how to categorize this. Other than brilliant. It's definitely that. Brilliant. Tell your friends. Tell total strangers. This book rocks.
What begins as a sweet but compelling YA romance morphs, midway through, into something dark but even more romantic and, at the same time, sickly humorous. I cannot count the times I found myself laughing out loud then looking over my shoulder a little nervously because Chambers manages to make the inappropriate and the forbidden approachable and even funny. If it shouldn't and can't be happening, it will and does.
Azazel and Jason both make compelling romantic leads. Both are strong, intriguing, and have great chemistry. Jason is spot-on as the strong, mysterious, but oddly vulnerable boy who defends Azazel from bullies and even relatively mild insults with militaristic fervor. His intelligence and logical arguments are refreshing in a YA romance. Azazel is bewitching as the center of her offbeat hurricane of a family. I did find fault here, though; How could either one be so gullible? Jason's longing for normality is understandable, but Azazel? Come on! How could she not have seen something like this coming? Beyond that, though, they aren't entirely likeable. They aren't meant to be. They are... complex, and therein lies their charm. Azazel and Jason do not move in a good v. evil, black v. white world, although everyone around them behaves as if they do. It drives them closer together, but it also forces them into choices that mark and scar them. Chambers leaves us with the hope that together, there is not only healing, but destiny as well. However, she leaves us hanging as to whether that destiny will be a happy one, or a further descent into chaos and destruction.(less)

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Apr 09, 2012 Deyna rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Who is giving this book so many 4 and 5 star review here and on Amazon? Thirteen-year-old girls, maybe, as the book sounds like it was written by one. The plot is ludicrous, the heroine too stupid to believe, the writing juvenile, and the editing barely passable - errors like "your/you're" and "then/than" are common. I wouldn't have finished it except I was away from home without a book. Should have known there was a reason this book was free for Kindle - sometimes you get what you (don't) pay f...more

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May 07, 2013 Lindy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: outside-reading-492

Azazel and Jason have a connection right from the very start, but neither of them could possibly understand just how deep that connection goes. Although you can tell right away that Jason's had a strange past, Azazel is about to find out that her own life may not be what it seems.

Overall, I thought this book was ok. It wrapped up nicely at the end, which didn't make me want to pick up the sequel, but did make me happy (Open endings drive me nuts).

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Apr 21, 2013 Diana Wagner rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was afraid to read this book because I read so many reviews about how it involved satanism! But honestly it was nothing! It is no worse then reading about vampires or even Dan Browns books like angels and demons or the Da Vinci code! But in this book it involves a love story between two teenagers who should not be together! It was a bit more YA then I would like but I enjoyed it and may even continue the series!

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Breathless (Jason and Azazel #1)

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