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Goodreads description:
Clara Gardner has recently learned that she's part angel. Having angel blood run through her veins not only makes her smarter, stronger, and faster than humans (a word, she realizes, that no longer applies to her), but it means she has a purpose, something she was put on this earth to do. Figuring out what that is, though, isn't easy.
Her visions of a raging forest fire and an alluring stranger lead her to a new school in a new town. When she meets Christian, who turns out to be the boy of her dreams (literally), everything seems to fall into place—and out of place at the same time. Because there's another guy, Tucker, who appeals to Clara's less angelic side...
My Thoughts...
Honestly, when I started this book, I was fairly certain that I was completely burned out on angle books. That's the only real explanation that I can off for how long it took me to get around to reading this one! However, don't be put off by a previous fascination and disillusionment like I was because Unearthly is the angel book that I would recommend to EVERYONE. It's that good.
Clara is part-angel, which comes as no surprise from the description. However, she's really just a normal teenage girl struggling to fit in. I loved that she was alternately very strong and very vulnerable. For me, she became a very real character very quickly (and if you know me, characters are of hte utmost importance). Clara lended the story a lot of credibility because she was this girl struggling to fit in, find her purpose, make friends, and just LIVE.
The boys are fabulous as well and the love triangle aspect that we've all come to expect (and sometimes enjoy like a guilty pleasure) felt natural and not overdone. I truly liked the relationship that Clara had with both boys because they were each so different--one being her "purpose" and the other being real feelings. (As a note, I am TEAM TUCKER...you know, in case you're curious. But he's mine so back off.) ;)
Unearthly is a very well-written, quick-paced read that provides enough action and romance to suit many fans. Even if you thought you were "burned out" on angle books, I would encourage you to give this one a shot because it was worth every moment (and you'll be dying to read the sequel).
Honestly, when I started this book, I was fairly certain that I was completely burned out on angle books. That's the only real explanation that I can off for how long it took me to get around to reading this one! However, don't be put off by a previous fascination and disillusionment like I was because Unearthly is the angel book that I would recommend to EVERYONE. It's that good.
Clara is part-angel, which comes as no surprise from the description. However, she's really just a normal teenage girl struggling to fit in. I loved that she was alternately very strong and very vulnerable. For me, she became a very real character very quickly (and if you know me, characters are of hte utmost importance). Clara lended the story a lot of credibility because she was this girl struggling to fit in, find her purpose, make friends, and just LIVE.
The boys are fabulous as well and the love triangle aspect that we've all come to expect (and sometimes enjoy like a guilty pleasure) felt natural and not overdone. I truly liked the relationship that Clara had with both boys because they were each so different--one being her "purpose" and the other being real feelings. (As a note, I am TEAM TUCKER...you know, in case you're curious. But he's mine so back off.) ;)
Unearthly is a very well-written, quick-paced read that provides enough action and romance to suit many fans. Even if you thought you were "burned out" on angle books, I would encourage you to give this one a shot because it was worth every moment (and you'll be dying to read the sequel).
