Sorry I'm not sure why but I've tried posting this book like two times already but it isn't showing up so here is what Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout:
When Katy moved to West Virginia she thought all she was getting was a whole lot of boring... that was up until she met her next door neighbor, Daemon Black. He was gorgeous... up until he opened his mouth. He was arrogant and infuriating. They don't get along until he saves Katy's life by freezing a truck in place. And that is when all the secrets come out. Daemon, and his sister Dee, are actually aliens and they have enemies on Earth that would do anything to get to them.
Now before you go, find that book, and start reading, stop for a moment and think about what I have to say. I was a sucker, read that, and flipped it open diving right in head first. Not such a good idea. Like I've said before, I can easily deceived by some books. Some of them just sound so good, they have great covers, their plots are awesome, and everything seems perfect with them. Now before I say this, I know now that I was so wrong to let myself get sucked into this series and I was wrong to keep reading it. I should have shut the book and sent it back to the library when I saw the first swear word. But I didn't. Don't get me wrong. The dialogue is awesome (to me at least) the plot wanted to make you just keep going and going and the characters were incredible. Just that... I could have done without all the swearing. I got to the third before I couldn't take it anymore and this is why I split this post into three parts. This part is about Obsidian. The swearing, and few... heated kissing scenes aside it was a great book. I seriously loved Daemon's witty dialogue and his perky smiley sister. Now let me just get this out of the way. I am not an alien person. Don't believe in them, don't read about them. But Daemon was just so likable or more like unlikable that I was willing to look over the whole alien thing. Plus their powers are pretty cool. The whole dynamic was interesting, though for some reason it reminded me a bit of Twilight. Especially, how Katy wasn't scared of Daemon and didn't back away from him when he said he was danger. It sounded like Edward and Bella. I don't recommend this book to anyone. But if you wanted to take your chances with it, I would say sixteen and older... maybe even seventeen and older, if only for all the swearing and kissing scenes. So just be careful and use caution with this book. :)
When Katy moved to West Virginia she thought all she was getting was a whole lot of boring... that was up until she met her next door neighbor, Daemon Black. He was gorgeous... up until he opened his mouth. He was arrogant and infuriating. They don't get along until he saves Katy's life by freezing a truck in place. And that is when all the secrets come out. Daemon, and his sister Dee, are actually aliens and they have enemies on Earth that would do anything to get to them.
Now before you go, find that book, and start reading, stop for a moment and think about what I have to say. I was a sucker, read that, and flipped it open diving right in head first. Not such a good idea. Like I've said before, I can easily deceived by some books. Some of them just sound so good, they have great covers, their plots are awesome, and everything seems perfect with them. Now before I say this, I know now that I was so wrong to let myself get sucked into this series and I was wrong to keep reading it. I should have shut the book and sent it back to the library when I saw the first swear word. But I didn't. Don't get me wrong. The dialogue is awesome (to me at least) the plot wanted to make you just keep going and going and the characters were incredible. Just that... I could have done without all the swearing. I got to the third before I couldn't take it anymore and this is why I split this post into three parts. This part is about Obsidian. The swearing, and few... heated kissing scenes aside it was a great book. I seriously loved Daemon's witty dialogue and his perky smiley sister. Now let me just get this out of the way. I am not an alien person. Don't believe in them, don't read about them. But Daemon was just so likable or more like unlikable that I was willing to look over the whole alien thing. Plus their powers are pretty cool. The whole dynamic was interesting, though for some reason it reminded me a bit of Twilight. Especially, how Katy wasn't scared of Daemon and didn't back away from him when he said he was danger. It sounded like Edward and Bella. I don't recommend this book to anyone. But if you wanted to take your chances with it, I would say sixteen and older... maybe even seventeen and older, if only for all the swearing and kissing scenes. So just be careful and use caution with this book. :)
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