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A review by jeslyncat
Darkness Becomes Her by Kelly Keaton
4.0
When I first started reading “Darkness Becomes Her” I thought that I wasn’t going to like it. Honestly, I thought the first chapter read like a bad fan fiction, but as I started to delve deeper into New 2, and the history of Ari, I sincerely cared about what happened to her.
Ari is an interesting and dynamic character. She is soft when she needs to be, hard when she needs to be, and extremely realistic. She is now one of my favorite characters in YA.
One of the things I also enjoyed was her relationship with Sebastian—it’s not an insta-love situation. There is realism there, and that is a rarity in modern YA stories that have that element.
Read spoilers and the rest of this review at: http://slightlyjudgmental.blogspot.com/2013/12/darkness-becomes-her-by-kelly-keaton.html
Ari is an interesting and dynamic character. She is soft when she needs to be, hard when she needs to be, and extremely realistic. She is now one of my favorite characters in YA.
One of the things I also enjoyed was her relationship with Sebastian—it’s not an insta-love situation. There is realism there, and that is a rarity in modern YA stories that have that element.
Read spoilers and the rest of this review at: http://slightlyjudgmental.blogspot.com/2013/12/darkness-becomes-her-by-kelly-keaton.html