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Oblivion

(Nevermore #3)

Kelly Creagh (Goodreads Author)

4.09 · Rating details · 2,883 ratings · 459 reviews

This electrifying conclusion to the Nevermore trilogy takes one last trip to the dream world of Edgar Allan Poe to reveal the intertwined fates of Isobel and Varen.

The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? —Edgar Allan Poe

The fine line between life and death blurred long ago for ...more

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Dec 06, 2010 Jillian -always aspiring- rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2015-reads

It's the end of an era. A series I read within five years, the Nevermore trilogy wound to an end, and I couldn't be more content with the ending. It was certainly worth the wait. ...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Kenzie marked it as to-read

Shelves: can-i-sleep-until-it-gets-here, i-want-you

July. 2015.

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Wow. I REALLY like that cover! And hey it looks really freaking good in color dang! Izzy's back in pink!

and now... August 26, 2014. Not the beginning, or even the middle of summer, but the very end of summer!

Pretty sure that's over two years since Enshadowed. aaawww maaann

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Well, according to Kelly Creagh on Twitter, this isn't coming out until SUMMER 2014

FFFFFUUUUUUUU

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Expected publication: 2013

I can only hope that it stays that way.

...more

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May 11, 2012 Lucy Qhuay rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommends it for: fans of the trilogy

Shelves: angels-and-demons, kickass-strong-heroines, scarred-disabled-sick-heroines, beautiful-titles, ultimate-favourites, best-secondary-characters, fangirling-to-the-extreme, couples-written-in-the-stars, emotional-roller-coaster, favourite-authors

Absolutely amazing!

Kelly Creagh and this trilogy were a huge breath of clean, fresh air and I'm so happy that I decided to pick up Nevermore, one fine day, I don't even know how many years ago.

I truly loved everything about this world - the writing, the dark gothic atmosphere, the plot and the characters.

I really admire the research that is clearly behind these books. Creagh was so far into Poe's work and, dare I say, psyche, that it almost seems she became one with him.

The descriptions of the ...more

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May 04, 2013 Liz rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: worth-re-reading, favourite-heroine, anticipated-2015

After the confrontation with Varen in Enshadowed the lines between reality and dream have blurred for Isobel. Even if she wanted to give up on Varen it seems not possible anymore. Dreams bleed into the canvas of her real world and she knows that she is running out of time. Either Varen's madness devours it all or she finds a way to stop him. To stop Lilith who is playing them all like chess pieces against each other.
And now that she has lost the trust of her family and of her former friends Is ...more

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Aug 30, 2012 Kiwi marked it as to-read

Shelves: really-apprehensive

Varen better freaking fight for Isobel this time. SERIOUSLY. I don't care that he was 'influenced' or 'not himself'; the dude pushed her off a effing cliff.
Not to mention she went through hell TWICE to save his sorry ass...
Edit: I know they say don't judge a book by it's cover, but... DAMN! Just look at it! It looks freaking amazing! *o* ...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Rashika (is tired) rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-2015, loved, re-tellings, dark, e-arcs, totally-worth-it, ya, paranormal, books-i-want-to-buy, pnr-demons

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It’s hard to believe I waited almost 3 years for this book. The time seems to have stretched out forever but diving back into this series wasn’t hard for me (possibly because I continued to obsess over it for the past 3 years.) As soon as I opened the first page of the book, it felt like coming home; and how could it not when there are so many things to appreciate about this series.

As one can imagine, when one waits for a book for 3 years, ...more

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Mar 08, 2016 Chelsea ❤Peril Please❤ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, could-read-over-and-over-again, absolute-favorites

I can't even.

Epic. Beautiful. Heart-wrenching. Perfection. This series is just so addicting...I don't think I'll ever forget it. And this final books was everything the first book was and more. Everything I could ask for. Peril. Devastation. Heart-stopping romance.

I could go on and on...but I've been ranting about it all week already..and I could rant until next Sunday. I cannot wait to add quotes when I get home. I'm so obsessed. Just UGH.

I can't.

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Apr 11, 2013 Mizuki rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult-books, wonderful, mind-fuck, fantasy, great, horror, wish-i-could-write-like-this, thank-god-no-love-triangle, thank-god-no-silly-romance

“I love you." Isobel said. Because even if the words could not stop what was coming, they were still her first and sole defense.

"I know," Varen surprised her by saying as he turned away. "That's why you're gone.”

Edited@18/07/2016:

One question I must ask myself when reading Oblivion, the finale of the Nevermore trilogy: Why am I feeling so damn happy when the girl is (view spoiler)

Once in a while, you found a ...more

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Jul 28, 2015 Ferdy rated it it was ok

Shelves: wtf, young-adult, wtfery, paranormal-romance, ugh

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Didn't like it. Isobel whinged and whined non-stop and was all about saving Varen (the boy she dated for all of 5 minutes) from Lilith/the dreamworld, she didn't give a damn about her friends, family, or school. All that mattered was Varen, it was pathetic. Meanwhile Varen spent all his time either brooding or snarling or threatening to kill Isobel. Which somehow lead to Isobel begging Varen for forgiveness despite him trying to kill her and causing her all kinds of chaos and pain. She r ...more

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Sep 07, 2012 Monika rated it liked it

EDIT 07/09/2012:

Oh. Oh. Oh.

Varen. How could you? How? *bangs head on the wall*

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Even though you are (view spoiler) , I still have hope that you will be with Isobel at the end.
Please, please let this happen!!! It will make me very sad if Varen doesnt end up with Isobel. :( ["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]> ...more

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Nov 25, 2012 ♥ Rebecca ♥ rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, book-boyfriends, young-adult, ghosts-death-afterlife, own-physical-copy, romance

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Mar 09, 2013 Ari rated it really liked it

Shelves: must-read, need-so-badly, 2015, my-kingdom-for-an-arc

Read, 2015.
Rating 3.5

Still love the cover best, but the book was kind of meh. The dream world was great, same for the writing - as usual, but somehow the story felt a bit repetitive. It didn't help that I couldn't connect with the characters anymore. Maybe it's been too long between books, I kinda lost interest *sigh*

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Update Sept 2013:
Look what I found hidden in my Enshadowed paperback today :D

PS: In this image the cover is black&white ONLY because it's a preview from the book.
As you ca ...more

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Dec 20, 2010 hayden rated it really liked it

"'But . . . ,' Isobel murmured, her voice quavering, suddenly weak, 'you wouldn't. I know you wouldn't. I know you.'
'For your sake, my dear Isobel, I very much hope you do. Because we certainly no longer recognize ourselves.'"*

Kelly Creagh's Nevermore is one of my favorite books of all time, and with Oblivion, the finale of the beloved trilogy, I am reminded why. Filled to the brim with constant pulse-pounding action, there is not a dull moment as we race to Isobel's and Varen's conclusion.

As a ...more

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Apr 05, 2011 Annabelle rated it it was amazing

Shelves: paranormal, reviewless, romance, horror, best-books-in-the-world, sexy-sexy-bad-boy, blew-my-breath-away-amazing, books-that-made-me-cry, favorites, gorgeous-cover

Fantastic. Stunning. Exceptional. Five stars. Review to come.

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Nov 13, 2011 Katie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-heroines, simon-schuster, paranormal, i-ship-it

I feel like I've waited an eternity for this book. I read Nevermore shortly after its publication, and I suffered through the push back of Enshadowed's publication. Then, I was crazy disappointed when Oblivion's publication date was pushed back not once but two times. The horror! All that to say, this conclusion has been a long time coming, and I'm thankful to report that it was worth the wait!

I was a little disappointed with Enshadowed in that it was nothing like what I was expecting. There was I feel like I've waited an eternity for this book. I read Nevermore shortly after its publication, and I suffered through the push back of Enshadowed's publication. Then, I was crazy disappointed when Oblivion's publication date was pushed back not once but two times. The horror! All that to say, this conclusion has been a long time coming, and I'm thankful to report that it was worth the wait!

I was a little disappointed with Enshadowed in that it was nothing like what I was expecting. There was hardly any Varen at all, and for me, the book was only saved by my love for Isobel, who is one of my favorite YA heroines. I went into Oblivion unsure how Kelly Creagh was going to bring everything full circle, and I'm so happy that this book was much stronger than the second one.

Typically, I don't like books that have a very short timeframe, but Oblivion takes place over a 24-hour period. Yup. This 400+ page book is just ONE DAY. But it never felt slow; the plot didn't drag, and Creagh maintained my interest throughout. The writing is really beautiful, and the story is incredibly atmospheric. The dreamworld is just as spooky and confusing and intriguing as it has been, but the stakes are higher and the tension continues to grow throughout.

But I've got to say my favorite part of the book was the relationship between Isobel and Varen. I ship this ship freakin' hardcore, y'all. Their chemistry is spot on, and the moment of their true reunion gave me ALL THE EMOTIONS! My heart basically exploded with fangirl feels.

Bottom line: I loved this finale to what is one of my favorite YA paranormal series. While I think it could have been condensed into a duology (there seemed to be a lot of superfluous material in that second book, in particular), I think I ended up being more emotionally invested in Isobel and Varen's relationship because it was so drawn out and the time between their interactions so long. So while it took some pushing through hundreds of pages in which they're apart, their inevitable reunion was totally worth it. ...more

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Jan 17, 2011 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it really liked it

Shelves: kindle-books, arc-book-read

I truly have enjoyed this trilogy from the very start. It's dark Edgar Allen Poe feel was hard to resist and with each new installment, the writing grew darker, more serious, and even more beautiful.

So it was with slight trepidation that I went into this last book. Wanting to know how it would all end, keeping my fingers crossed for the best and hoping the author would stick true to the tone of the rest of the books.

And she did. Once again Creagh painted a beautifully dark world. One where Isob ...more

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Sep 16, 2013 Rayne rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, romance, 2015, horror, retellings, between-3-and-4-stars

3.5 stars

Nevermore was the first book I ever pre-ordered. That's enough to make me incredibly nostalgic about the ending of this series, but the truth is that, in spite of my constant frustrations with these books, I do love them dearly. My 3-star rating for each and every single installment in this trilogy is quite deceptive, because while I felt compelled to award them that rating based on the quality of the content, the truth is that these books burrowed their way into the core of my being. F 3.5 stars

Nevermore was the first book I ever pre-ordered. That's enough to make me incredibly nostalgic about the ending of this series, but the truth is that, in spite of my constant frustrations with these books, I do love them dearly. My 3-star rating for each and every single installment in this trilogy is quite deceptive, because while I felt compelled to award them that rating based on the quality of the content, the truth is that these books burrowed their way into the core of my being. For 5 years (a bit more if I consider the months I spent in anticipation of the first novel once it was announced), I've been connected to this trilogy, one of the very first series I stuck to, and you don't stay with a series for 5 years without developing a very strong bond with it, regardless of how you felt for each book individually.

It would be very easy for me to just attribute this to Poe, and in some ways, it wouldn't be a lie, but that would be a discredit to Kelly Creagh. I may not have always agreed with her plot choices, with her characterizations or the pacing of the story, but it would be a disservice to her quality as a writer to not recognize what she achieved with this series. Nevermore is one of the most original and inspired YA series I've ever read. Through each and every one of the books, you could feel Creagh's commitment to the series, to the story, to her tribute to Edgar Allan Poe's works. You could tell that Creagh really loves Poe and worked very, very hard to make his works proud. That's something that I always appreciated and respected, something that made an impact and a difference in my reading experience throughout all these years.

Oblivion brings to a close Isobel and Varen's story. Similar in format to Enshadowed, Oblivion has Isobel coming back and forth between the realms and interacting with its twisted denizens, while trying to keep her sanity in the real world. In fact, Oblivion is pretty similar to Enshadowed, the only difference between them being the finality of each action in Oblivion as opposed to them in Enshadowed. Oblivion's biggest problem, however, its how repetitive it is. There's no reason for this novel to have such a hefty quantity of pages as more of its bulk is spent on Isobel having the same conversations over and over, doing the same things, failing and then coming back for more, and the constant dwelling on Varen's broken sense of reality. I'm pretty certain Reynolds had the exact same conversation with Isobel in about 4 different occasions - different words, same message -, and still we had to go through the same thing over and over. Varen and Isobel's encounters, in particular, were also repetitive to the point of exasperation.

I understand the pressing need for making sure the audience finally understands the thread that connects all three books, that they see how it all comes together and finally get a grasp on this mysterious world, but really, it was frustrating to see Isobel in the exact same actions, having the same conversations, and all within a handful of pages in between each other. Had it not been like this, I'm pretty certain my rating would've been higher because I liked everything else about the novel.

I liked what was made of the characters, I liked how Poe's life was finally connected firmly to this, and I did admittedly like how it all came to a close. I finally felt like I could understand Varen and Isobel's connection and those two finally turned into realistic characters for me. All throughout this series I had struggled with Varen and Isobel's characterizations. It always seemed to me like their character depth had been swallowed by the ambition behind the plot, the expansiveness of the world and the connections with Poe's works, but, ironically, it is here, amidst the heaviest, most complicated parts of the story as it draws to a close, that they finally came alive for me, that I was able to see different dimensions to them and was able to appreciate them better, particularly Isobel, to whom I never gave much credit until this book.

Admittedly, the writing in this book wasn't always the best. I struggled with some lines, and sometimes, descriptions were so wordy and went on for so long, that it was hard to keep my attention focused on the novel and it also decelerated the pace of the novel. Once the climax finally rolled around, however, the novel took off and gave me a surprisingly entertaining and engaging last 100 pages or so. Moreover, it actually had me trying to understand where all these feelings were coming from. I didn't expect this book to make any sort of emotional impact on me. I'd bought the deception of my own 3-star ratings and forgotten how connected I was to this series. But the truth is that I did feel the impact of the end, of saying good-bye to these characters forever and finally realizing that I was never coming back to this world. The resolution came about a bit too easily, but I legitimately enjoyed the ending and really liked how Creagh decided to close the book.

So this is the end of an era for me and for many other readers here as well. It takes a special sort of series to make so many people stick around for so long. Nevermore is a pretty authentic, unique and special series. It's not perfect, but there was something really fascinating about it, something riveting and awe-inspiring that kept me coming back, in spite of my many reservations about the series. I never expected it to be this hard to say good-bye, but here we are. I think Creagh definitely earned me saying this: Ms. Creagh, you have done Mr. Poe good and written what's probably the best Poe inspired YA series out there. Until next time. ...more

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Jul 08, 2015 Katrina♡•• rated it really liked it

Well the main reason I finished the series was because I enjoyed book 1.I grew attached to the characters and storyline. The cover for this book is the best in the 3.I like the epilogue but I think it was way too similar to book 2 which I enjoyed even less.It took so long for Varen to finally be good!!! Aghhhhhh! And the thing is that he was bad throughout the prequel. Hmp.There was also too much dream world. I wanted reality like book 1.Anyway Isobel is a bit stupid for putting her life in dang ...more

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Sep 24, 2012 Starr added it

edit 8/10/14: Really? No, REALLY??! We're at July 2015 now? I get the fact that she wants to write a good book, but damn. This better be one heck of an end to this story for us to have to -keep- waiting yet again. Honestly, I almost feel like giving up on this series just because it's been so long... *headdesk*

edit 8/14/13: I knew the 2013 expectation was too good to be true.
Summer 2014. Really?
So many bitter tears rn ;A;

All I can say is please just let that "2013" publication stand... I don't ...more

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Jan 18, 2014 Stephanie (Bookfever) rated it really liked it

Shelves: edelweiss, review-copy, favorite-authors, favorites, book-boyfriends, fantasy, romance, paranormal, young-adult, 2015-publication

Oblivion was a lot to take in. A lot! The stakes are definitely the highest they'd ever been and lives could be lost forever. But damn, I loved it all. The action, the darkness, the romance, everything!

I don't want to give too much away, which is kind of hard... so I can't say too much about the story accept that I love Isobel. As far as YA heroines go, she's the shit. She used to be a cheerleader, which seems like ages ago. But she changed a lot since she fell for Varen, lost Varen and she stil Oblivion was a lot to take in. A lot! The stakes are definitely the highest they'd ever been and lives could be lost forever. But damn, I loved it all. The action, the darkness, the romance, everything!

I don't want to give too much away, which is kind of hard... so I can't say too much about the story accept that I love Isobel. As far as YA heroines go, she's the shit. She used to be a cheerleader, which seems like ages ago. But she changed a lot since she fell for Varen, lost Varen and she still isn't ready to give up on him. Go her!

I can't say much about Varen. No spoilers allowed here! But I can say that it takes a while for him to really come back into it. Personally I thought it took a little too long because he wasn't really into the previous book much either. And the book was pretty long in itself so it was a bit of a struggle to finish it. And I have to say that once Varen came into it again, it started picking up. The scenes with him and Isobel reunited were everything I hoped for, though. I love them together sooo much.

As for the secondary characters... Gwen was still so awesome. I love that girl. She's like a bright light in the midst of the darkness that Isobel is in with worrying about Varen. Reynolds was there too. It's no secret that I like him a lot. He's so mysterious and you don't quite know if he's on Isobel or Lilith's side. Even in this book I had a lot of doubts and a lot of "Damn it, Reynolds" feelings. And Lilith? Well, she scared the crap out of me. Some scenes involving her actually gave me goosebumps. I'm so going to have nightmares about that demon.

As always I loved Kelly Creagh's writing. She always writes so beautifully and almost poetically. I'm a huge fan of writing styles like that. Her words gave me chills at times and that's a real talent right there. I can't wait to read more books by her.

Overall, the conclusion to the Nevermore trilogy was in one word: epic! Maybe a bit too long and drawn out but in the end I loved it and I will miss all these characters so much. It definitely was a thrilling ride! ...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Rebekah rated it really liked it

Shelves: clean, ya-addiction, 2015

Original Review found at: www.awesomebooknut.com

I have been waiting for this book for YEARS!!! I read the first book Nevermore when it first came out!!!!!! Nevermore is STILL on my most favorites list. The second book Enshadowed was a bit of a disappointment as I felt that the whole book was about rehashing what happened in the first book. It was only the ENDING that made it worth reading and it killed me when I read that ending. AAAH that ending….

Book three the FINAL book in this trilogy is fin Original Review found at: www.awesomebooknut.com

I have been waiting for this book for YEARS!!! I read the first book Nevermore when it first came out!!!!!! Nevermore is STILL on my most favorites list. The second book Enshadowed was a bit of a disappointment as I felt that the whole book was about rehashing what happened in the first book. It was only the ENDING that made it worth reading and it killed me when I read that ending. AAAH that ending….

Book three the FINAL book in this trilogy is finally here. Throughout the whole last book, Kelly Creagh stayed true to her imagination that is dark and haunting. Yet, beautiful in her writing style and creativity.
I am absolutely in love with the dynamics between Varen and Isobel. You have polar opposites who were able to see and reach beyond the surface and find each other.

I love the tragic side of Varen and how he coped with life throw dark tales of Edgar Allen Poe which brought about the adventure of all three books.

I love the character development of Isobel throughout the series where nothing became more important to her than getting Varen back.

The dark and twisted tale that brought about the separation of these two was utterly brilliant and in book three we continue to see how far one can fall and how hard it is to come back from a deep dark place. There is more to the story than meets the eye. I enjoyed the aspect of Edgar Allen Poe’s stories brought to life and how dark and twisted they can be. I enjoyed the modern take that is weaved throughout the story.

I enjoyed learning more about certain characters and the 2 sides which mirrors another character in the book. It was fascinating. I loved it and even felt sorry for it. Brilliant.

However I must admit that even in this last book it got a little redundant in the fact that I felt I was just going in circles and I just wanted it to end! I wanted a happily ever after and instead I got 448 pages of ring-around-the -dark-twisted-rosy.

I was very pleased and satisfied with the ending. I can’t wait to own this third book and reread them. But the first book, Nevermore, will still be-in my opinion-the best of all. I look forward to more from this author.

Sexual Content: mild
Violence: moderate (dark, a little creepy at times with characters)
Language: mild
Drugs/Alcohol: none ...more

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Apr 24, 2012 Scarlet rated it did not like it

Shelves: dark, young-adult, hot-guy-hero, demon, fantasy, paranormal-romance, can-t-wait, disappointed, horror, gothic

Dear Varen, once upon a time you were one of my favorite boys, and now I expel your weeny whiny goth ass out of my fictional harem!

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If you want to read a perfect dark paranormal romance YA book, you must read Nevermore, first book in this series, but please, save yourselves from waste of your time and some headaches caused by serious dose of stupidity, and do not continue reading this series. ...more

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May 04, 2019 Candace Robinson added it

The last book, of course, had a super huge cliffhanger, so I was anticipating how this next book would play out! And unravel like a spool of yarn with interesting things, it did.

My biggest complaint again was, not enough Varen. Definitely more than the last book but still no real conversations or relationship development between him and Isobel. This would have all been fine if book one had way more development and interactions between the two of them. I mean, they've only had one kiss and not a ...more

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Oct 19, 2012 Heather *Undercover Goth Queen* rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: series, 2015, other-supernatural, ya

"Tell me truly, girl. Do you not ever tire of running?" he asked. "Do you never grow faint from the sickness, the pitiless pain—the fever that is living? From the horrible, horrible, throbbing of of your own aching heart?"

"No," she said at last, "at least, not nearly as tired as I get from listening to you."

Erm, well, this was okay, I guess. It was a bit overwritten and tended to be nonsensical in a way that reminded me of Alice in Wonderland-type stories and why I don't like them.

There wasn ...more

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Sep 21, 2012 Stacee rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-in-2015, edelweiss, vague-review-is-vague

This was phenomenal. This entire series has been a bit of a slow burn, but all of the build up in the previous books was well worth it.

I've loved Isobel from the beginning. She's grown as a person, but her loyalty and love for Varen has never ever wavered. And I absolutely love that the girl MC was the stronger one and saved the boy instead of the other way around.

I won't go into details because I don't want to ruin anything, but I will say this book had everything. There were laughs and swoon ...more

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Jan 17, 2013 Abby marked it as to-read

OMG come out sooner please dear Lordy above.... 2014???!!!!!! UGH DANGGIT KELLY THIS HAD BETTER BE THE BEST BOOK I HAVE EVER READ. i think... That isobel will give up on Varen and be put in a mental institution, and while she is there Varen will visit her in the mirrors and reach out to he and everything and she will think she is actually slowly creeping closer to insanity and Varen will be like OMG no i luv u and try to escape from his dreamworld and end up killing Lilith forever and the dreamw OMG come out sooner please dear Lordy above.... 2014???!!!!!! UGH DANGGIT KELLY THIS HAD BETTER BE THE BEST BOOK I HAVE EVER READ. i think... That isobel will give up on Varen and be put in a mental institution, and while she is there Varen will visit her in the mirrors and reach out to he and everything and she will think she is actually slowly creeping closer to insanity and Varen will be like OMG no i luv u and try to escape from his dreamworld and end up killing Lilith forever and the dreamworld will disappear and Varen will start a new journal and escape from the dying dreamworld through it and come to isobel and isobel will be like no i dont luv you no more even though she really does and she won't believe he is real and then he will kiss her and after their make out session her parents will have a random thought come to them that goes something like "hey lets go see if isobel is mentally sane again!" And she will be released and Varen will walk her out to her car where mr and mrs lanely plus Danny and Gwen are waiting and mr lanely will be all i do not think so!! Get away from my daughter! And try to fight Varen but somehow they will be able to stand eachother enough for a ride home (Kelly i will leave you to figure this part out) and then they will all be in the car in the backseat and Varen and isobel will be cuddling it up when Gwen reaches across Danny to isobel a recipe for vegetarian lasagna with cottage cheese instead of ricotta and mushrooms with garlic bread on the side and baklava on the back of the paper and isobel will be like "i cant cook" and look up at Varen (turning in his arms and her seat, of course), and he will be like i got it but say it more 'varen' than that and she will reach up and kiss him and then the book will end and there will be a 25 paged epilogue that is all about Varen and isobel after they are married with their 3 blonde haired green eyed children and Gwen will be their next door neighbor married to mikey or something and then yeah it will end my favorite series of all time. Now this probably will NOT be the summary of the third book in the very least, but hey, at least i have high expectations. But seriously Kelly, write faster. Jesus. 2014, i wait for you longingly ...more

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Nov 28, 2010 Marie marked it as to-read

Shelves: 2015-releases

Update July 2014:

July?! 2015?!?!?!?!?

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I have waited so long for this book. The first book came out in, like, 2010, and the second one in 2012,and now I he to wait until 2014 for this one??

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But now there's a cover and a title, so that is a step! They can't postpone the date much longer, or readers will revolt.

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Or at least I will. So it better not get pushed back any farther.

Publisher, you have been warned.

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Jan 19, 2012 Meli rated it it was amazing

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WOW...just ..WOW.. This book did not disappoint me, it was everything I expected it to be and now that I´ve finished this series I can say I just truly miss Varen and Isobel. They're both just simply perfect for each other. It still remains my favorite book series since the day I stumbled upon it here on Goodreads, it was the first book I read after some very popular books/turned into movies and I was looking for something different, this was it, and still to this day I can say I'll be re-readin ...more

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Sep 07, 2012 Katherine Loupe rated it it was amazing

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After waiting for almost 3 YEARS for this book, I won an ARC of the book almost a month before it's even released and I can't explain in words how awesome it was to get my hands on this baby before most people could!

Oblivion brings us back to the dream world of Poe where Isobel tries again to save Varen from Lilith. I was hooked from the start and could not put the book down. I don't want to give any spoilers away since this is not out yet but for the fans that have been waiting for this since ...more

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Apr 15, 2012 Sarah {Literary Meanderings} rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-young-adult, genre-fantasy, high-school, favorites, reviewed, retellings, genre-paranormal, x-read-in-2015, twisty-plot, angst-is-angsty

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“You were dropped as a child, weren't you?" Varen asked her.
"Maybe once or twice," Gwen said, "but at least I wasn't raised by highly literate vampires who, every night just before bed, fed me a steady diet of dark sarcasm and gothic horror fiction."
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