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Once
Dec 15, 2010 rated it it was amazing
Be prepared to be enamored within the first couple of pages that you read. Kelly did not hold back when she wrote her Debut novel, she brings her A-game. The book brings something new to the paranormal world. The storyline is grand. This book has all the supernatural elements you are a fan of in other books but written in a manner that has not been written before. The Greek mythology is a perfect blend to go along with a futuristic New Orleans. Kelly wrote each characters flawless. One thing tha ...more
Charlie
Jan 12, 2011 rated it really liked it
Shelves: urban-fantasy
An original blend of urban fantasy, Greek Mythology and natural occurring events--not to mention freaks, geeks and misfits. In Darkness Becomes Her, the area of New Orleans is changed by a massive hurricane. We know this really happened, but Keaton gives it a twist. Also, there is an ambiguity about whether the characters (and reader) are living an alternative outcome to a hurricane like Katrina, or is this a future New Orleans. Either makes for an interesting premise and discussion about whethe ...more
Larissa
Jan 19, 2011 rated it it was amazing
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Rating: 4.5 stars

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I am a big fan of Kelly’s Books as Kelly Gay, so when I found out she was releasing a new Y.A. novel under the Kelly Keaton name, I was thrilled and couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. Thanks to Kelly and the Simon Schuster Galley-Grab program I was able to read this book early and I am so glad I did!

Darkness Becomes Her is an awesome YA read with all the elements that compose a great novel: An awesom
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Megan
Jan 21, 2011 rated it really liked it
Darkness Becomes Her is the Kelly Keaton's YA debut. This book is the first in her Gods & Monsters Series. It's an intoxicating mixture of Greek myth and folk legend with a healthy dose of the magic that only New Orleans can provide.

New Orleans and half of the state of Louisiana was destroyed by hurricanes and storms. The Nine Families of the Novem bought the wasteland that had been their home from the US government and made it a sanctuary for their familes and others like them who fall outside
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Damaris (GoodChoiceReading)
Jan 07, 2011 rated it it was amazing
Shelves: for-review, for-fun
Omg this book was good! Review to come!
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Shelves: wishlist
Bella
Jan 29, 2011 marked it as to-read
Shelves: paranormal, ya
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