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patricia_nascimento 's review for:
Hush, Hush
by Becca Fitzpatrick
Okay... so... Twilight rip-off number 2045; except it's slightly better than Twilight and it doesn't exactly involve vampires (if you look at the cover you'll find out exactly what it's about. It's a pretty big spoiler right there).
It didn't convince me. The story was all over the place and frankly I didn't think the supernatural references were well used in this book (basically I expected Angels and Fallen Angels to be more complex and less human-like). Nora was reeeeally annoying and sometimes so idiotic in her actions I just wanted to scream and throw the book at the wall. And Patch... oh dear, Patch... I get that the author was trying for "bad boy" him being what he was, but she definitely didn't pull it of. Patch was a walking stereotype of "tall, dark and/or brooding and handsome". Again, I mention Twilight... and Edward... or any other male lead from any other Twilight rip-off around (and there are oh-so-many). Their relationship was the very essence of dysfunctional.
Another series I'm not going to be following. What's with the weird trend of "very-old-supernatural-creature-falls-in-love-with teenage-girl" anyway? I really don't see the appeal. :p
It didn't convince me. The story was all over the place and frankly I didn't think the supernatural references were well used in this book (basically I expected Angels and Fallen Angels to be more complex and less human-like). Nora was reeeeally annoying and sometimes so idiotic in her actions I just wanted to scream and throw the book at the wall. And Patch... oh dear, Patch... I get that the author was trying for "bad boy" him being what he was, but she definitely didn't pull it of. Patch was a walking stereotype of "tall, dark and/or brooding and handsome". Again, I mention Twilight... and Edward... or any other male lead from any other Twilight rip-off around (and there are oh-so-many). Their relationship was the very essence of dysfunctional.
Another series I'm not going to be following. What's with the weird trend of "very-old-supernatural-creature-falls-in-love-with teenage-girl" anyway? I really don't see the appeal. :p