Dividing Dark Melissa Swaim Andrea HeacockReyes Amanda Kelsey 9781615721689 Books
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How is a 16-year-old girl with an eating disorder to reconcile the ancient wounds between the Annunaki, the Reptilian Watchers, and the human race? After Flannery "Fee" Birch loses her father in Afghanistan, she ends up in the alien land of Alabama, where she learns the art of spelunking (caving) in order to make friends. To make matters worse, Fee is afraid of caves, heights, and just about everything else...until she meets Faron Rothschild, an outcast from either world, though an emissary for both. Faron's mixed blood kind took up the role of protecting humans, whom the Anunnaki abandoned and later warred with, while also keeping the Anunnaki secret from the world who forgot them. Not an easy task for a shape shifter who can switch between both sets of his DNA, human and Reptilian. This is a secret that must be maintained at all cost, and Fee, who once tried to disappear from life, pound by pound, must not only rectify her own life, but demand truce between light and darkness.
Dividing Dark Melissa Swaim Andrea HeacockReyes Amanda Kelsey 9781615721689 Books
I was intrigued by the idea of a reptilian shifter for a YA Paranormal Romance. I mean, reptiles are not exactly the most romantic choice for a shifter, but it actually worked well and I quite liked Faron's character. In fact, I liked him better than Fee who could be a little whiny at times and who seemed to keep making bad choices. Though Fee could be a little annoying, I did see some growth by the end of the book.The dialogue felt a little choppy and disconnected and I think any romantic connection between Faron and Fee was due more to Faron's character. At times the romantic connection between them felt strong and at other times it felt neutral.
The caving/spelunking aspect and Fee's eating disorder were different and not something you come across often in paranormal romance, so this added a unique element to the story.
Dividing Dark was a decent read with a sweet YA romance. Smoother and more natural dialogue would have increased my enjoyment, but overall it was a good read.
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Dividing Dark Melissa Swaim Andrea HeacockReyes Amanda Kelsey 9781615721689 Books Reviews
I really enjoyed this book. I liked the characters. I could not put it down from the first minute that I started the book. I love the relationship between Fee and Faron. This book is a real page turner. I hope to hear more on this story. I would reccomend this book to everyone not just Youag Adults.
I was intrigued by the idea of a reptilian shifter for a YA Paranormal Romance. I mean, reptiles are not exactly the most romantic choice for a shifter, but it actually worked well and I quite liked Faron's character. In fact, I liked him better than Fee who could be a little whiny at times and who seemed to keep making bad choices. Though Fee could be a little annoying, I did see some growth by the end of the book.
The dialogue felt a little choppy and disconnected and I think any romantic connection between Faron and Fee was due more to Faron's character. At times the romantic connection between them felt strong and at other times it felt neutral.
The caving/spelunking aspect and Fee's eating disorder were different and not something you come across often in paranormal romance, so this added a unique element to the story.
Dividing Dark was a decent read with a sweet YA romance. Smoother and more natural dialogue would have increased my enjoyment, but overall it was a good read.
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