Moves like Buffy
as sung to Lyndsey by Evie, set to Moves like Jagger by Maroon 5

Do you see these scars?
I can go all night
You know in your heart
That you aren't right
I'll take you away
To the IPCA
Yeah, you better behave

You're in my control
So don't fight me
Now let's take a stroll
Don't you bite me
You say I'm a sheep
Well, I think you're a creep
I don't give a BLEEP

And it goes like this...

Take me by the the hand
And I'll go with you
Through the faerie lands
And I'll show

I got them moves like Buffy
I got th More...

You ever read a first book that you just loved and had everything you were looking for: a good MC, no love triangles, action, suspense, not a lot of vanilla characters, was fun, and had an ending that wraps everything neatly with just enough strings left unattached that leaves a smidgen of mystery to rope you into the next book?

Well, for me, that was Paranormalcy, the first book in this series. I just loved it. Evie was smart, badass, had a funny voice, and really good character depth. I total More...

Fun, quirky, energetic, amusing and highly entertaining!

Supernaturally is just as great as the first book. And if you thought Evie was a hOOt then ya'll are gonna love Jack! Despite all things he's such a crazy-fun character who will have you laughing out loud the minute you meet him. And lets not forget about Lead, He's just as irresistible and adorable as ever. Love him!!
If your looking for a break from the more serious paranormal reads then look no further. This book is the perfect combinat More...

ahhhhhhhhh yay another! i loved the first book it was so different from everything paranormal ive read it was amazing and a half! such a cute relationship between evie and lend please dont let anything happen to them! i love how evie got so excited over lockers in the first book hehe and how she carries around her taser (tasey)! loved!

5 SERIOUSLY SPARKLY STARS.

Oh, bleep! It was SO. GOOD.

Let me just say I was torn between reading at a crazy, feverish, I-am-consumed-by-this-book pace and slowing down to savor each delicious word and laugh-out-loud line.

As I ended up reading Supernaturally in 3.5 hours, I obviously opted to drink from the fire hose instead of sipping daintily from a tea cup.

Kiersten White, you are the word maestro. You really upped the hilarity quotient in this sequel with your clever turns of phrase and laugh-o More...

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Evie's been enjoying the normal life, her locker (which is still totally awesome), and her relationship with her boyfriend Lend for six months now. Six months of no Reth, Raquel, or IPCA business. Then Raquel comes for a visit and Evie gets attacked by a sylph. Raquel asks Evie for help because the IPCA is so short-handed and that's it's changed from what it did before. Unsatisfied with her completely normal life, she agrees and starts to work with an irri More...

This is such an awesome series! If you haven't read it... you need to do so NOW!

I love the brilliance of Kiersten White (she is BRILLIANT, people!!) and her witty one liners and hilarious antics.... Kiersten truly breathes life into Evie. If you enjoyed Evie's personality in Paranormalcy, have no fear, our girl is back and even better in Supernaturally. With the characters that we loved from book one: Lend, Raquel, Reth Arianna and a new addition: Jack.

We get to see a whole different side of Ev More...

Me and my best friend Tyler ADORE this series. White has such a way of evolving the glamours into thick descriptions, telling us about paranormals we haven't, or have heard about. Jack is hilarious, and absolutely adorable. Lend is..... starting to get boring, as much as I love him. And Reth is.... still up in Evie's face all the time.
I'm more than halfway through it, and can't wait to finish it. I adore this book, no flaws detected!

Originally posted at Small Review

"The Buffy mark"

There was a blurb on Supernaturally that said something along the lines of “Comes closer than most to hitting the Buffy mark.” Well, Buffy fanatic that I am, any sort of comparison to Buffy usually sets me off…and not in a good way. Because can anything really come close to the awesomeness of Buffy? I didn’t think so.

Now Kiersten White is no Joss Whedon. Her humor is completely different and it isn’t really fair to either of them to try to compar More...

Meh. The first book of this series was not so bad but not exceptional either; this second one is more of the same.
I still can't stand Evie. She's whiny and pouty. She has no will of her own and is constantly dragged along by others, both metaphorically and physically. Her tastes and her speech patterns are supposed to be cute and endearing, but all they ispired to me was annoyance.
While White's alternate world is interesting enough and the premises are good, there is a sense of incompleteness in More...

First off, I've got to admit that before I came to write this review I had to flick through the book again to remind myself of the events. Not a good sign, considering I only finished it just over a week ago. It's not that I didn't like the book. White is a decent author and the world she's created is exactly the kind of fantasy world I usually devour. But somehow, I find this series forgettable nonetheless.

Supernaturally continues the story of Evie, a young girl raised by a government organisat More...

I don't want to start this review negatively but the first thing that pops in my mind when I think SUPERNATURALLY is “not as good as the first.” While good, entertaining and fast-paced, there was something that was something that was lacking with SUPERNATURALLY that was infused throughout PARANOMALCY. This is a must-read though if you've read and enjoyed PARANOMALCY and if you haven't read the first book, what is stopping you??? Check out my review here. You will not be disappointed.

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Evie More...

Originally posted at Taylor's Book World

When Evie realizes that high school is nothing like her drama filled favorite television show Easton Heights with cat fights everyday, secret relationships and gossip to die for, Evie regretfully finds her new life boring. She misses the excitement the IPCA gave her, and above all the sense of importance that she was contributing something good into the world. Evie finds herself torn and starts going on missions again with the IPCA behind the backs of the More...

I have lost some respect for myself.

Why, you may ask? It's because I now have the shameful task of eating my own words. It's very degrading.

Anyway, the point of this wallowing is this: I now prefer Reth to Lend.

....crap.

If you're confused about why typing this makes me practically want to cry, see for yourself in my review of the first book. I mean, that's a lot of hatred to take back. I kinda wish the earth would swallow me up right now, my pride is so wounded.

Anyway.

The general review atmosphe More...

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Okay, so after my sparkling review for Paranormalcy just gushing about how much I loved it, unfortunately I’m doing it again.

The first book in a series is normally 100% better than the second one (eg. Hush Hush – Crescendo, Twilight – New Moon etc) this is generally known as “middle book complex”, the first book, Paranormalcy was incredible, I loved the characters, the complexity of the story, the pace, the writing, the fact there wer More...

One of the things I really liked about Paranormalcy was the fact that it wasn't all high schooly and filled with teenage angst. This book was the exact opposite..filled with these elements and irritating. Evie Green is not your typical teenager. She is the product of mixed heritage (of God knows what) and has spent her life basically imprisoned by the IPCA (International Paranormal Containment Agency). She has finally been freed and is attending a human school which explains the sudden teenage a More...

Okay, I know this is random, but best acknowledgements section ever.

Anywho:
I started off my year with Kiersten White's debut, Paranormalcy, and I said inmy reviewthat it was the perfect funk-breaker and way to start the year. I've been recommending it heartily ever since. And so, though I don't usually actively pursue review books, the sequel, Supernaturally, was one I was bound and determined to get my hands on. (As politely and professionally as possible, of course... ;p) So yes, Misty + ARC o More...

It's been a few months since the events in Paranormalcy. Evie is now a regular attendee at the local high school (with her own locker!), and working diligently away at getting into Gagetown (I think anyway, something with a G), the university where Lend attends. Her life, while still tainted by the supernatural, is now pretty normal. That is until supernatural beings start to attack her, her old boss wants her back working for IPCA, and a lovely new character takes on the role of comic relief, J More...

Ohhhhhhkay. Here we go!

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What to type...? What. to. type?

Well... Not a whole lot happened in this book. We learned a few little tidbits about who Evie is and jazz... But I felt like it didn't, well, move very well. Don't get me wrong... I liked it. I did. It just felt like a nice set-up for what will be a (hopefully) bleeping awesome third book. I did like the introduction to new paranormal species and such. I'm curious about sylphs and whatever-the-crap Nona was: a tree spirit. That sounded p More...

Emiri - 2011 (review from Emiri's main account)

Actual rating: 4.5/5 stars
Evie's finally gotten the normal life that she's wanted, but it's a bit boring. She misses traveling around the world on bag-and-tag missions and Raquel, so when she's given the chance to work for the IPCA (with some conditions), she takes it. Unfortunately this leads to faerie plots, a crazy coworker, a wrench in her relationship with Lend, a misunderstanding with a colony of trolls, almost drowning, and learning the trut More...

... eh.

I have to say, upfront, that Supernaturally left me feeling very... underwhelmed. I know that I really enjoyed Paranormalcy, but something just didn't quite do it for me with this one.

While the book definitely had its little funny, butt-kicking and saddening moments, I just didn't find myself hooked while reading.

The 'climatic' ending felt anything but, I saw it coming very early on. I mean... it was incredibly obvious.

And I hate that.

Perhaps that's why I didn't enjoy it like I wanted More...

Supernaturally is not as good as Paranormalcy was.

I loved Evie in Paranormalcy – really didn't like her much this time. The strong, kick-bleep female lead was replaced with a whiny, lying, annoying female lead. In the first book, she was great. Here? She makes a lot of stupid decisions, mostly regarding her relationship with Lend. Speaking of which, what happened? Lend lost so much of his charm, and his relationship with Evie fell flat. Thankfully, she faced consequences for her actions instead More...

This book is fun and energetic. Although I got upset with Evie and some of her decisions, sometimes I really don't understand why she assume stuff, just tell the true. I love Lend, my water boy! Really looking forward to reading Endlessly. Lets see how this story end. I had a lot of fun reading this book.

I absolutely LOVED Supernaturally! Kiersten without a doubt proved her remarkable writing skills in this one. She did a great (read: wonderful) job writing this. This was much more intense than Paranormalcy. I definitely can’t wait for Endlessly!!

Check out my reviews on www.arcanereader.wordpress.com!

Supernaturally, the second book in Kiersten White’s bestselling Pararnormalcy series, details the further adventures of Evie, the teenage heroine who can see through the “glamors” of paranormal creatures. At the end of Paranormalcy, we saw Evie cut her ties with the IPCA (International Paranormal Containment Agency) for whom she “bagged and tagged” paranormal creatures and start a new life with Lend, his father, and his alternative network o More...

A great sequel to the equally amazing Paranormalcy! It was funny, charming, and absolutely amazing!

Supernaturally starts around where Paranormalcy ends, and Evie is back and witty as ever! I can always count on Kiersten to give me funny but deep writing and she hasn't let me down! Evie's journey to not only discovering herself but how exactly she fits into the IPCA and the, well world, is taken to all new heights with a new cast as well as some old favorites!

Evie, of course, is a girl who should More...

I had read this before but went back and brushed up on it before I read the third part of the trilogy. I just like Kiersten White's style. Evie is just enjoyable to read about, as she deals with a life that is decidedly not normal. When you're on of the only people that can see paranormal figures as they truly are, life is full of surprises. Now, Evie is out of IPCA and living a 'normal' life in a town full of paranormals. Schools not quite everything she thought it would be. IPCA wants her back More...

I really loved this book. This book is the next one in the series and is a must read to know all about the story of Evie. She trys to live a normal life but her past always seem to get in the way. She trys to be safe but always seem to be in harms way. Her boyfriend Lend just went to college and vist every weekend. Evie is still having a hard time getting use to him not being around all the time. Evie has a very unusuly talent. She can tell you are a paranormal even if you have a glamor on. Also More...

Dank der Onlinezeitung “Das Buch-Magazin”, für welches ich nun auch Rezensionen schreibe, kann ich euch heute den zweiten Teil “Dreams´n Whispers - Lebe lieber übersinnlich”, aus der Feder von Kiersten White, vorstellen.
Verlegt für die deutschen Leser wurde dieses Buch vom Loewe-Verlag, in welchen auch der ersten Teil “Flames`n Roses - Lebe lieber übersinnlich” erschienen ist. Auf dem Buchmarkt ist es seit dem 1.Juni 2012.
383 Seiten habe ich gelesen und einfach nur genossen, dafür möchte ich mi More...

Most books don't keep me up past bedtime. I'm one of those readers who can disengage from a story pretty easily when the old eyelids start to get heavy. But the last 100 pages of Supernaturally kept me awake into the wee hours.

The novel continues the adventures of Evie, a 16-year-old girl caught between two worlds - everyday existence as a high school student and her identity as a gifted "empty one" whose adventures in the paranormal realm are anything but ordinary.

If you enjoyed the first book More...