The Last Descendant of Eve

by Lorraine Eljuga

With five sensory challenges ahead, two life-altering destiny's and one ultimate choice to make; seventeen year old Evie Blake discovers she's not as ordinary as she thinks. So when the house on Ocean Drive calls out to her, it should have rung alarm bells in her head, as should the strange behavior of its occupants, except Evie doesn't believe in 'stuff' like that. Introduce Sully, the school's rugby captain into the mix, and the one guy that irritates Evie more than anything and you have a recipe for world disaster or perhaps a love that's been pre-ordained straight from heaven?

270 pages, Paperback

First published September 12, 2012

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

I would highly recommend this book. It had me guessing on so many turns where it was going to go, and I had to keep turning pages to find out what happened next.

I loved the character's (yes I have a soft spot for Sully), and the challenges presented to Eve. I loved the way it was written - the author has captured every sense, so you feel like you are right there with Eve.

The ending had me in tears, and beautiful way to finish.

Can't wait to read more from this author!

[Lauren (Shakespeare & Whisky) · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was such a disappointment. The story was childish. The pacing was poor. The writing was juvenile.