I loved it. I didn't expect it to happen but it did.
With so many YA vampire books out there, I thought anything new I read in this genre would sound cliché. Well, it didn't. I liked the fresh perspective.
I liked how the relationship between Jane and Thane was built. It left me craving more.
Jane's transformation was believable and I've grown to like her. She grew a lot during those three books and I was excited to follow her along on her journey.
I've become a huge fan of Thane. Just like Jane, I would follow him to the ends of the earth. Usually I am not into the brooding silent male character type. However, I am a huge sucker for the honest, caring, I-would-kill-anyone-trying-to-hurt-my-girl type. And in addition to all that, Thane is a bad-ass. Awesome chatacter I really fell in love with.
To be honest, I feel this series is underrated. Brighton advertises the Mind Readers as her best selling series, but to me it (at least the first book) is average in comparison to the Chosen Ones series.
Things I didn't like.
The love triangle. Come on, seriously. The most repeated cliché in the history of romance.
Will became extremely annoying in this book - I had a hard time reading about him and his demands regarding Jane's feelings. A man (boy) who can't leave a girl grieve and instead is constantly pushing her to be with him, is selfish and appalling. It contradicted the image we got of him initially - of someone who's patient, understanding and brave - a born leader.
The unexpected relatives popping up here and there were a bit too much at times, but I guess it made sense to have them, at least for the sake of the plot.
What bothered me most of all, though, was the spelling mistakes. There were so many of them on so many places throughout the whole book. As someone in here mentioned it felt like reading a raw initial draft. In the final chapters a couple of times the author mentioned Ethan, when she obviously meant Will. Mistakes like this drive me crazy. I almost gave the book fewer stars because of this. I believe it's disrespectful towards the readers to publish a book without a proper edit.
However, the fact is, I wasn't able to put it down. I read it in one sitting - from start to finish. And as I sit here, just after I've finished it, I find myself wanting to start again from the beginning right away. For this, I am going to let this one go and give it the five stars it deserves.