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Evercrossed (Kissed by an Angel #4)

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It’s been a year since Ivy’s boyfriend, Tristan, died. They’ve both moved on—Tristan to the other side of the afterlife, and Ivy to sweet, dependable Will. Now Ivy’s heading to Cape Cod, hoping to leave the horror of last summer behind. She wants nothing more than to lie on the beach, sip lemonade, and hang out with her friends.

But then a car crash ends Ivy’s life.

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Published March 8th 2011 by Simon Pulse (first published March 1st 2011)

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Apr 19, 2011 Diane ϟ [ Lestrange ] rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Ivy and Tristan have both moved on ~ Tristan, to the other side of the afterlife, and Ivy has moved on with sweet, dependable Will. But when an accident seriously injures Ivy, almost to the point of near death, she meets her soulmate Tristan again. And at the place of the "in between", their bittersweet reunion culminates in one breathtaking kiss. But unbeknownst to both Ivy and Tristan, it was that one heart stopping kiss that brought Ivy back to life ~ and angels are prohibit...more

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Mar 14, 2011 Morgan F rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Okay, show of hands.

How many people read this book because they COULDN'T FLIPPIN WAIT AND WAS JUST SOOO EXCITED?
How many people read this because they saw it in the store, and was like "There's a fourth one? Hmmmm"?
How many just read this book because it was available to them free through Simon & Schuster's galley grab?

I was the latter. I read the original trilogy a couple years back and I was largely unimpressed. I thought it kind of cliched and melodramatic. I also am not a big fan of Chan...more Okay, show of hands.

How many people read this book because they COULDN'T FLIPPIN WAIT AND WAS JUST SOOO EXCITED?
How many people read this because they saw it in the store, and was like "There's a fourth one? Hmmmm"?
How many just read this book because it was available to them free through Simon & Schuster's galley grab?

I was the latter. I read the original trilogy a couple years back and I was largely unimpressed. I thought it kind of cliched and melodramatic. I also am not a big fan of Chandler's writing style, which is very similar to L.J. Smith's in that it is very impersonal and dated. Perhaps if I was teen in the 90's I would have loved these books, but there is much deeper and richer paranormal fiction that has been published since then, and the original trilogy pales in comparison.

This new installment is much of the same. Chandler's writing has not evolved much. The gap was only one year for her characters, ten years for her readers. In the original trilogy, there were no cell phones and no GPS, but in attempt to make her work seem more modern, Chandler lays on the technological references so much that it seemed unnatural and not intrinsic to the story.

I see no reason for why this story was continued. It was over and done with no impending loose ends or cliff hangers to prompt its continuation. Perhaps it is the success of the re-publication of the first three books that prompted it.

Ivy still is kind of obnoxious, the little goody-two-shoes that she is. She was perfect, soooooo kind and soooo beautiful, that it is hard to identify with her. Too perfect in that she is boring. I am not friends with boring people in real life. I like my friends loud, obnoxious, and interesting. In real life, Ivy and I would not be friends.

And I feel bad for Will, her current boyfriend, because it is obvious to everyone that she is leading him on. For some reason, Ivy cannot get over the death of her late boyfriend, Tristan, who died over a year before (in their universe at least) in a horrific intentional accident, which is a stupendous oxymoron. Wasn't the whole point of the first three books for Ivy and Tristan to find their closure? If its was closed, why did Chandler feel the need to open it back up? Leave the scab alone, woman. We don't want to see this bloody, puss-filled mess again.

Like I said, much of the same. Ivy is confused and pining, Beth (did Chandler name her after herself) does her psychic stuff, Will kind of follows Ivy around, there are new, frivolous characters that act as filler, there is a new mysterious guy; Tristan is missing, he doesn't get his own page time, and Lacey is kind of irrelevant but pops into the novel whenever she feels the need. It was an obvious filler installment, with a (painful to some) cliffhanger, and more loose ends than a chewed-up rug.

Unnecessary. If you really liked the original Kissed by an Angel trilogy, you'll probably like this one. If you didn't particularly care for the original trilogy, or would like to leave it as is, then you are not missing much. (less)

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Mar 02, 2013 Kayleigh {K-Books} rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I don't know if it is actually fair for me to write a review on this book as I didn't even finish it but I still wanted to write my thoughts on it.
I was so excited to read this book. I absolutely adored the beginning of this series and was really looking forward to another book about Ivy, Tristan and Will.

However,
I hated it! I know hate is a strong word and I've never said I hate a book before in my life, if I didn't like it I've always...more

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Mar 14, 2011 Chiara rated it 2 of 5 stars

Sigh. I LOVE Ivy and Tristan! However, I was really disappointed
by the ever so blatant cliffhanger. I always feel like it's a cheap
trick and a lame way of ensuring another book. :( While it's nice
to come back to characters that are known and loved, the original
trilogy is almost two decades old...so why come back to them now? I
found the updating of them to present day time rather jarring and it
took away from the story for me. I just don't get it. So like I
said, it was okay but the original trilog...more

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Feb 04, 2012 Lissa added it Recommends it for: Kaia, for her paranormal research project that I think she gave up on...

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I was excited to read this book after finishing the previous one 'Soulmates' yesterday, but some things bothered me.

This book is set about eight months after the last one, which was written, I believe in 1995. My version of Soulmates was 'updated' for 2009 so there were references to dead Heath Ledger, Google, and the X-Men films - however, there were no iPhones, iPods, GPS systems etc. Evercrossed was absolutely littered with up-to-date technology and it was just so strange to jump from Soulmat...more I was excited to read this book after finishing the previous one 'Soulmates' yesterday, but some things bothered me.

This book is set about eight months after the last one, which was written, I believe in 1995. My version of Soulmates was 'updated' for 2009 so there were references to dead Heath Ledger, Google, and the X-Men films - however, there were no iPhones, iPods, GPS systems etc. Evercrossed was absolutely littered with up-to-date technology and it was just so strange to jump from Soulmates to Evercrossed because of that.

Although the setting has changed, the characters haven't. Suzanne has a stand-in who's exactly like her, down to the mind games she plays with the boy she's chasing, who plays exactly the same game that Gregory played with Ivy. In fact, a lot of the boys in the book have a weird attraction to Ivy and most of the time I was just thinking 'why?' There's nothing particularly interesting about her personality or looks, so we're lead to believe, yet a lot of boys leer at her and it's just weird.

This book is also almost the exact same story as Kissed By An Angel: there's a car crash and a romance developing in much the same way - the two bond over swimming and getting to know each other. I was enjoying this book, for the most part, until 'Guy' was introduced. Then it was just tedious. It's almost like Chandler couldn't think of any other way to build a romance so she went back to the formula that worked in Kissed By An Angel.

And once again I kept overestimating the book because of the red herrings. My plot of this book was more interesting than the actual plot, which went something like (view spoiler)
My plot was (view spoiler)

If I have to wait until Book 6, whatever comes after Everlasting, for something interesting to happen and for there to be an actual climax I'm going to be mad! I certainly won't pay full price because Chandler has shown she can't be trusted to deliver a completely interesting and exciting story all the way through. Book 4 suffers from the same fate Books 1 and 2 did - nothing interesting happened beyond the romance and the climax was... well, I can't pass judgement on the climax because there wasn't one.

Also, I've decided I hate Ivy. She's one of the worst self-centred obsessive paranormal romance heroines I've ever read. She's worse than Nora, but not worse than Bella or Luce. I probably enjoyed the last three books because of Tristan, but he's conspicuously absent from this book. Ivy is so obsessed with Tristan that she convinces herself he's trapped in the body of a near-dead homeless amnesiac... (view spoiler) WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD DO THAT? She puts complete faith and trust in him with no evidence that he's harmless besides her own feelings... I know this is a book about angels but it's not a book about faith. Those who believe in angels see tangible proof they exist. Ivy's faith in Guy has absolutely no evidence to support it, and it bothers me greatly. Especially seeing as how Guy has no recollection of anything and, as Will rightly points out, could be dangerous: there's even evidence on Guy that Icy sees over and over again (his bruises and cuts) that he's been in some kind of fight before he was found... but no, Ivy's too busy being in her little love bubble to realise people actually want to hurt her again. Stupid.

It's funny... normally my hatred of Ivy would leave this book with only 2 stars, but I would very much like to follow Tristan and Ivy's story all the way through and see how it ends. So it gets 3 stars.(less)

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Mar 14, 2011 Janell rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a weird interview for me. I really wanted to love this book, and there's still hope for that in the future I suppose. Growing up the Kissed by an Angel series was my all-time-favorite-read. I've had the omnibus edition for so long now that I can't remember how Ms. Chandler ended each book individually. It might be that the books alone were good enough, but the story as a whole is what stole my heart. I enjoyed Evercrossed, but for me it felt like the book ended without any peak or wrap-u...more

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Dec 10, 2012 Anahi Velazquez rated it 5 of 5 stars

The book that I read was "Evercrossed" by Elizabeth Chandler. It’s been a year since Ivy’s boyfriend, Tristan died. They’ve both moved on, or at least thats what they all think—Tristan to the other side of the afterlife, and Ivy to sweet Will. Now Ivy’s heading to Cape Cod, hoping to leave the horror of last summer behind. She wants nothing more than to lie on the beach, sip lemonade, and hang out with her friends. But then a car crash ends Ivy’s life.
As she floats to the beyond, looking down o...more

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Dec 01, 2012 OpenBookSociety.com rated it 3 of 5 stars

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In the fourth installment of the Kissed by an Angel series, we find Ivy, Will, and Beth spending the summer in Cape Cod working for Beth’s Aunt Cindy at her inn. The one year anniversary of Tristan’s death is fast approaching and everyone is keeping a close eye on Ivy.

When Ivy and Beth go to pick up Dhanya and Kelsey (the other two girls that are working at the inn for the summer) from a party, Ivy gets in a car accident. Ivy has an out of b...more Brought to you by OBS reviewer Heidi

Beware of spoilers!

In the fourth installment of the Kissed by an Angel series, we find Ivy, Will, and Beth spending the summer in Cape Cod working for Beth’s Aunt Cindy at her inn. The one year anniversary of Tristan’s death is fast approaching and everyone is keeping a close eye on Ivy.

When Ivy and Beth go to pick up Dhanya and Kelsey (the other two girls that are working at the inn for the summer) from a party, Ivy gets in a car accident. Ivy has an out of body experience and sees Tristan. He kisses her and she wakes up in the hospital. Everyone sees the amount of blood in the car and call it a miracle she survived.

While Ivy is at the hospital she meets another guy, one who doesn’t remember his name that was pulled out of the sea and was badly beaten. Everyone at the hospital calls him Guy as in guy unknown. Ivy eventually breaks Guy out of the hospital as he’s desperate to escape.

Will and Beth don’t like Ivy hanging out with Guy and after a séance gone wrong, Beth starts having bad dreams and is convinced that Gregory is back and that Ivy shouldn’t be so trusting. But the more Ivy hangs out with Guy, the more she is convinced that it’s Tristan and he’s somehow come back to her.

Then Guy’s real name is discovered; Luke and he’s wanted for murder. Were Ivy’s friends right all along?

With how bad the previous book, Soulmates, was I really didn’t know what to expect with this installment. But I found it to be a nice easy read that doesn’t make you think a whole lot, but is a decent read all the same.

This one had your typical love triangle with Will loving Ivy and her falling for Guy. It still amazes me how quickly she jumps from one guy to the next though. Some might be upset about Ivy and Will breaking up, but that didn’t really bother me as I never felt they were right for each other. And up to the point when they got together, I thought that Beth and Will were going to start dating.

All of Ivy’s friends were thinking that Guy was Gregory coming back for revenge and I was trying to decide if Guy was the bad person here, but I never really thought he was. Max, Bryan, and Chase were all good candidates though!

You don’t find out all the answers at the end and have to read the next installment, Everlasting, to find out what happens.

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Jul 26, 2012 Irene rated it 5 of 5 stars

¡¡ DIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH MIOOOOOOOOOH !!

Puedo sonar algo exagerada, y sí, seguramente sea algo exagerada. Con este libro os tengo que decir que no puedo ser objetiva, soy super-subjetiva porque el primero me enganchó como nunca (diré y "rediré" que me leí las 600 páginas que se dice pronto en la madrugada, me dormí a las ocho de la mañana porque había estado leyendo desde las once de la noche...) Y no sé si fue porque lo cogí con ganas o qué pero vamos...OMG.

Ahora sobre el que nos inte...more ¡¡ DIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH MIOOOOOOOOOH !!

Puedo sonar algo exagerada, y sí, seguramente sea algo exagerada. Con este libro os tengo que decir que no puedo ser objetiva, soy super-subjetiva porque el primero me enganchó como nunca (diré y "rediré" que me leí las 600 páginas que se dice pronto en la madrugada, me dormí a las ocho de la mañana porque había estado leyendo desde las once de la noche...) Y no sé si fue porque lo cogí con ganas o qué pero vamos...OMG.

Ahora sobre el que nos interesa, la segunda mejor dicho: cuarta parte: Hacía tiempo que me había leído la trilogía de Almas Gemelas, y me daba mucha cosa no reengancharme de la misma manera porque hubiese olvidado la sensación de leer la primera parte o hubiese olvidado a los personajes, pero la verdad, no sé cómo lo hace la autora que comencé a leer y es como si acabase de leer todo lo anterior. En serio, da igual cuánto haga desde que te lo leíste, es como si no hubiese pasado el tiempo y eso me encantó porque pude engancharme bien.

Antes de nada tengo que decir que...¡¡FLIPA COLEGA CON EL FINAL!! Que no termina, no, no termina...pero JODER QUÉ FINAL DE LIBRO. Estoy deseando que saque la otra parte (que sabemos que ya está en Estados Unidos, sólo queda que nos la traigan). Porque de verdad...más o menos, con dudas, muchas dudas, sospechas cómo va a ser el final del libro (porque vuelvo a decir que ahí no termina) y tanteas el terreno...more or less...pero NI DE COÑA puedes imaginar lo que se descubre en las diez últimas páginas. ES QUE ME QUEDÉ...BUAH. ME MUERO EN SERIO QUIERO YA EL SIGUIENTE PERO YA YA. JODER JODER JODER.

Y lo peor es casi al final cuando ME CAGUÉ DE MIEDO. Me imaginas a mí, a las dos de la madrugada, con sólo una lamparita encendida, todos durmiendo y yo leyendo la parte de...no lo cuento, tranquilos. Pero qué puto miedo. Es que me lo imaginaba y yo, "ay como esté aquí" "ay como pase algo así aquí".

Es cierto (no va a ser todo bueno) que al principio sólo te cuenta qué está pasando desde que terminó el libro anterior (creo que por eso te reengancha tan facilmente, como si acabaras de leer el otro). Pero engancha. MUCHO. En serio.

Puntuación: 5 de 5
Muy muy recomendable.(less)

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Jun 05, 2012 CriCra CriCra rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jun 04, 2012 Veronica Paige rated it 5 of 5 stars

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The novel "Evercrossed" by Elizabeth Chandler is about a teenager named Ivy Lyons from New England. After a hectic school year, with the death of her boyfriend, Tristan, and her stepbrother who caused Tristan's death, Ivy just wanted a normal Summer break. All seems to be going well for the first part of the summer: a good job, pleasant friends and an amazing new boyfriend. But everything takes a turn for the worse after Ivy dies in a car crash. As she dies, she sees Tristan and h...more

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Jan 16, 2012 Barbara Elsborg added it

This was the third book in my pack of four that I didn't know were YA books before I bought them! So I won't give a rating because I'm sadly not a YA anymore. I liked it but I had no idea it was part of a series so the ending left me rather frustrated. There seem to be a lot of differences between a YA book and an adult book, well in the ones I've bought. I've noticed in the few I've read how everything seems to wallow along somehow - there doesn't seem to be any driving force compelling the act...more

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Jan 02, 2012 InkBitten rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Judged by Cover: I love it

As this is the fourth book in the Kissed by an Angel series, as soon as I saw the cover I knew I was going to love it. It has symbolic value that you understand once you've finished the book.

What's up?
In Evercrossed Ivy Lyons is helping her best friend, Beth, at her aunts B'n'B. Simple right? The thing is the anniversary of her boyfriend's, Tristan, death is approaching. Here's the catch. Tristan was murdered by Ivy's stepbrother, Gregory, in a car accident. Gregory wa...more

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Oct 23, 2011 Gillian Cohen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A very good friend of mine got me hooked on the KISSED BY AN ANGEL (KBAA) series when I first came across the series in my local bookstore it was a coin toss and it didn't win-until Mikila told me that she had ordered a copy and it was a must read. I ordered my copy and now I'm hooked :)

When I ordered EVERCROSSED I was a tiny bit confused because KBAA ended smoothly and never left me with the need to know what was going to happen with Ivy and Tristan. I thought maybe it would be a continuation b...more

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Mar 30, 2011 Bri rated it 5 of 5 stars

I had no idea that Elizabeth Chandler was writing a sequel for Kissed By An Angel. I randomly saw Evercrossed on Borders.com one day and flipped out. I automatically became so happy I couldn't stand it while in school (I saw it in computer class) and for the rest of the day I assaulted my friends with "OMG THERES A SEQUEL" and they all thought I'd lost it.

Anywho, so I requested it from my library ASAP and got it a few days later. I read it in one day. It was AMAZING. I remember when reading Kiss...more

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Feb 22, 2011 Rachael rated it 4 of 5 stars

It’s been a year since Ivy lost Tristan, and they’ve each moved on in the only way they could. Tristan is finally resting in peace, and Ivy can now focus on her relationship with Will. There’s nothing that Ivy would like better than to put the horrors of the past behind her, but while spending the summer in Cape Cod, Ivy ends up in a deadly car crash. As she separates from her wounded body, Ivy is surprised to see that her beloved Tristan is with her. But even more surprising, after his promise...more It’s been a year since Ivy lost Tristan, and they’ve each moved on in the only way they could. Tristan is finally resting in peace, and Ivy can now focus on her relationship with Will. There’s nothing that Ivy would like better than to put the horrors of the past behind her, but while spending the summer in Cape Cod, Ivy ends up in a deadly car crash. As she separates from her wounded body, Ivy is surprised to see that her beloved Tristan is with her. But even more surprising, after his promise never to leave her, is when she wakes up in the hospital—alive. More than ever, Ivy cannot stop thinking about Tristan. Despite her wonderful relationship with Will and the love and support of all her friends and family, something about having seen Tristan gives Ivy hope that he might not actually be gone forever. That’s not a hope that Ivy’s willing to just give up, especially when she suspects her connection to an amnesiac called Guy feels as natural as being with Tristan. Is it possible that Ivy’s true love is not lost after all?

I was both excited and reluctant to read this continuation of the Kissed by an Angel stories. On one hand, I absolutely fell in love with the drama and intensity of Ivy and Tristan’s love in Kissed by an Angel and couldn’t get enough of it. At the same time, though, the third installment wrapped up pretty neatly, and I wasn’t sure even Chandler would be able to bring the story back in a fresh and interesting way. While I wasn’t drawn to the story in Evercrossed, I did find myself marveling a bit about how much I enjoyed it. Maybe Chandler is capitalizing on the success of the Kissed by an Angel stories, but she’s doing it by writing a good story, so I really can’t complain. It’s just so easy to become immersed in Ivy’s life as she tries to sort out the supernatural and more ordinary problems in her life. I probably should have anticipated the abrupt ending in Evercrossed, and though I’m frustrated that Chandler doesn’t quite get to the really juicy stuff I sensed was coming, at least I know there has to be a continuation of the story, which I greatly look forward to.

Fans of Kissed by an Angel by Elizabeth Chandler will not want to miss Evercrossed, nor will readers who enjoyed Far From You by Lisa Schroeder, Evermore by Alyson Noël, and Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater.

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Jan 20, 2011 Julia rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Having not read the first three books in this series, I was a little lost throughout the book. I kept having to go back and re-read something just to try and figure out what everyone in the book was talking about.

The main character, Ivy, is easy to relate to in a sense, although some things she says and does bring up a lot of questions on how she can be so trusting after everything that has happened in her past. Ivy's boyfriend at the beginning of the b...more

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Jul 10, 2012 Makii rated it 4 of 5 stars

OMG....que puedo decir.... cada final en vez de ser mas esclarecedor revuelve todo mas y mas....
Cuando estaba tratando de asimilar que Tristán se había ido.... y que ya no había mas peligro... todo se vuelve a complicar...!!
Los demonios vuelven, aquellos capaces de hacer daños aún siguen rondando y el peligro es cada vez mayor.
Entre medio de todo esto, Ivy intenta retomar su vida con Will, pero los dos saben que por mas amor que haya no podrán superar a Tristán! Y cuando pensé que ya no me podía...more OMG....que puedo decir.... cada final en vez de ser mas esclarecedor revuelve todo mas y mas....
Cuando estaba tratando de asimilar que Tristán se había ido.... y que ya no había mas peligro... todo se vuelve a complicar...!!
Los demonios vuelven, aquellos capaces de hacer daños aún siguen rondando y el peligro es cada vez mayor.
Entre medio de todo esto, Ivy intenta retomar su vida con Will, pero los dos saben que por mas amor que haya no podrán superar a Tristán! Y cuando pensé que ya no me podía sorprender mas, llega Guy y zas! cambia todo...
Si no hubiera sido por ese final, realmente hubiera odiado a Ivy. Muchas veces creí que ella, mas allá de todo lo que se que ama a Tris, y de lo que sufre por el, no merecía su amor. Desde que murió Tris, por mas amor que haya habido entre ellos ella estuvo con Gregory, Will, Guy.... al final, me estaba volviendo loca... agradezco que tenga todo una explicación... sino no habríamos terminado en buenos términos....
Que puedo decir, espero leer el 5to libro con muchas ansias, ya quiero saber que va a pasar finalmente con todo este embrollo, y recemosle a los ángeles para que existan un final feliz para cada uno de ellos....

"-La primera vez que nos besamos, estabas buceando por un centavo. Te vi en el fondo de la piscina y pensé que te habías ahogado. Salté detrás de ti.
Por un momento,Ivy no pudo hablar, no pudo respirar. El colocó su mano sobre la suya, entonces torció sus dedos alrededor de su mano.
-Me llaman Luke, pero mi nombre....es Tristán.
Su corazón latía con fuerza, de la forma en que lo había hecho la noche en que tuvo el accidente. Se dio la vuelta en sus brazos, dejando la moneda en el suelo. Trazó su rostro ligeramente con un dedo, su propio rostro iluminado por las preguntas mientras la miraba. La besó, y luego apoyó su rostro contra el suyo.
Podía sentir sus lágrimas calientes corriendo por sus mejillas.-Tristán, pensé que eras tú, pero luego dejé de creer.
-¡No lo hagas! Si dejas de creer, no habrá nada mas que oscuridad para mi-.
Ella lo abrazó con fuerza.
-Te amo, Tristán, te amaré por siempre.
-Siempre, Ivy-susurró, como lo había hecho esa noche.
-No puedo soportar volver a perderte-dijo, y sintió la respiración profunda que tomó.
-Ivy, algo está mal. No sé que pasó entre el momento en que me despedí de ti como Tristán y el momento en que adquirí conciencia como Guy...como Luke-se corrigió-,pero algo terrible esta sucediendo. Lo siento en lo mas profundo de mí(...)"

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Mar 12, 2011 Kellie rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Apr 18, 2011 Sarah burrows rated it 4 of 5 stars

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i enjoyed this book. there isn't a lot of fast-oaced action, as it's more like a murder mystery type book, but instead of trying to figure out who the murder is, it's trying to figure out who Tristan has become and who Gregory is hinding inside.
Tristan is an angel at the start of the book, who died the summer before. and after he saves Ivy (his love from his human life) from a car accident, he is cast out of heaven and becomes human again but he cant remember anything. and Gregory, who also died...more

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Feb 11, 2012 Maharet rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Il profumo della notte a Cape Cod-salsedine e pino-era più intenso delle pallide forme che la circondavano e le facevano sembrare meno reali quegli oggetti quotidiani.Così era l'amore che aveva condiviso con Tristan,più forte di ogni emozione
che aveva sperimentato nella vita.La sua intensità le faceva ancora male.

Quando ho visto che era uscito un seguito,da una parte ero contenta (mi era spiaciuto che Ivy e Tristan non avessero più speranza)ma da una parte mi sono venuti i nervi,perchè era passa...more

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Jul 19, 2011 Inkweaver rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is definitely worth the read, though originally I wasn't going to bother. I am glad I did! Even though it has been years since I read the other Angel books, and I jumped straight into this with no pre-reading, I still found it exciting and fresh and completely gripping.

Ok, so maybe it wasn't the best book I've ever read and maybe it is not even the best in the series. So what that Ivy seems to act like a bit of a moody headstrong princess with no real thoughts for her friends. In a way, it...more

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Apr 11, 2011 Paige rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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okaaaaaayyyy. can someone tell me why Elizabeth Chandler has brough this series back to the surface after about ten years since the first one?
i was surprised at the thinness of it compared to the other, but more surprised at the fact that she writ it at all! all the strings were tied up at the end of the last book with a soppy ending that made me cry, smile and laugh all over.
this, though, had the biggest cliff hanger i've ever seen in a book - ever. i really can't wait till the next one comes o...more

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Jan 18, 2011 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Having not read the first three books in this series, I was a little lost throughout the book. I kept having to go back and re-read something just to try and figure out what everyone in the book was talking about.
The main character Ivy, is easy to relate to in a sense, although some things she says and does bring up a lot of questions on how she can be so trusting after everything that happened in her past. Ivy's boyfriend at the beginning of the book behaves more like a close guy friend than...more

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Mar 18, 2011 Cristy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, ghosts, paranormal-supernatural, series, thriller-suspense-mystery, werewolves

Elizabeth Chandler continues Ivy & Tristan’s tragic love story in EVERCROSSED (Kissed by an Angel #4).

I have to admit it’s been awhile since I read the first three parts of the series in KISSED BY AN ANGEL (more than a year) and it was concluded so well, I hadn’t realized there were more books planned. And although I was pleasantly surprised when EVERCROSSED was released, I was also weary on just where the story had left to go. Fortunately Chandler did a believable job moving forward with Iv...more

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Mar 08, 2011 Melissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is the 4th book in this series. Yes, before you say... "AH HAH! She has done it again!" I can explain! *looks innocent* I actually thought this was the first in this series. I think I somehow got the first confused with this one. Don't ask me how. That, even I don't have a clue how that happened. Anyhoo... there is enough detail and backstory in this book that allowed me to at least follow what was going on here. However, I do believe that this story would have read much better if I had rea...more This is the 4th book in this series. Yes, before you say... "AH HAH! She has done it again!" I can explain! *looks innocent* I actually thought this was the first in this series. I think I somehow got the first confused with this one. Don't ask me how. That, even I don't have a clue how that happened. Anyhoo... there is enough detail and backstory in this book that allowed me to at least follow what was going on here. However, I do believe that this story would have read much better if I had read the first three books before I read this one. So, I suggest those that haven't read these stories pick up that first book that has the 3 stories in one tome all ready to go for us voracious readers. I might go back and read that one to see if it makes a difference in reading this story.

This book is very much a YA book and while I didn't connect with Tristan and Ivy's soulmate type of love (which makes sense for me) I could see that not even a year had passed and she already had another boyfriend. Now, I'm not doing a "how dare you" review as we all grieve differently, but it would seem that her new boyfriend would have realized that she would still be raw from grief even if Ivy wouldn't admit it herself. Especially since Tristan and the new boyfriend, Will, knew each other and both were in the previous adventure. I also was annoyed with her best friend, Beth. She was supposed to be her friend and would caution her being with the new "guy" that came into her life, but gave no whys or even got to know him so she could be specific. Her constant picking at the new guy really got on my nerves at times. I will say, however, the twists and parts trying to throw you off the trail were well done. Especially in a YA. I do caution you as I usually do with these type of endings; it is a cliffhanger.

I give this YA 3 stars. Although I had trouble with some of the characters, I did enjoy the writing and the mystery in this story. I do recommend that you read the first book which now has all 3 books together. The book is to be published today.
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Sep 03, 2012 Denise rated it 2 of 5 stars

"Evercrossed" by Elizabeth Chandler

The story starts out about a teen named Ivy who is dealing with the death of her boyfriend, Tristan, and looking for some summer fun. She is working and hanging out with her friends and has a new boyfriend named Will.

Ivy is in a car crash and hangs in limbo between life and death when she encounters Tristan in a vision. He kisses her, telling her its not her time to die and to go on living. She wakes up next to a stranger in the hospital and she is attracted t...more

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Mar 09, 2011 Lacey rated it 5 of 5 stars

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What do I say about this book?! I absolutely loved it just as much as the fist book. This was a turn pager for sure and couldn't help but keep reading. Ugh! I'm still thinking of everything happened, there was definately a shocker in here! It really had such vivid detail, and such loveable characters...there really isn't anything that I hated about this book because everything that these characters went through, had to happen.

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Tristan has moved to the beyond and Ivy has W...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Bella Sopkin rated it 4 of 5 stars

The authors purpose of the book is to teach a lesson and to entertain the mind of those interested in stories quite like this one. The theme of the book is its teaching to enjoy those around you because they can be gone anytime. Never give up on what you believe in, and to never give up on what you love. The style of the book was written as a description, it always told where Ivy was and the description of the setting made it feel as if you were really there. It gave you many details to describe...more

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