Let's start with something I'm not sure if I liked or not, but it sure had me intrigued: The Ocean. Recycling.Īll in all, I liked this book, it was fresh, cute and a fast read, and that's what I needed (because I've been reading heartbreaking, sad books). When someone else remembers some great story about me/us that I’ve forgotten. Not walking up but looking at a beautiful staircase. Spending an hour typing at a coffee shop. That my wedding dress was tea length, not floor. I am just not a big fan of this book.Being married. I NEED CLOSURE, AUTHORS! This book had a more open ending than a Rainbow Rowell book, which, unlike this book, are fantastic. I strongly am against open endings of books. The only reason I didn’t stop reading this book is because I thought that it would get better and have a good ending. I know that this whole story came from her first book, but still, she could have at least made it interesting and different. Girl is forbidden to date Boy but dates him anyway. I mean, seriously? *a quick summary of this whole book* : Girl sees Boy. This was probably the most insta-lovey romance I have ever read about. Except there were survivors who know what really happened and didn’t get, like, killed by that siren song one way or another. If this whole world was real, then sirens probably brought down the Titanic, not an iceberg. I mean, so to not die, you have to have a will of iron? That really isn’t a good deal. God, how more eerie could it be? It was probably the most interesting part of the book, though.

But for the first time in a lifetime of following the rules, Kahlen is determined to follow her heart. Handsome, caring, and kind, Akinli is everything Kahlen ever dreamed of.įalling in love with a human breaks the Ocean’s rules. Kahlen is resigned to finishing her sentence in solitude…until she meets Akinli. Though a single word from Kahlen can kill, she can’t resist spending her days on land, watching ordinary people and longing for the day when she will be able to speak and laugh and live freely among them again.

To repay her debt, she has served as a Siren ever since, using her voice to lure countless strangers to their deaths.

Years ago, Kahlen was rescued from drowning by the Ocean. 3.5 stars.įrom Kiera Cass, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Selection series, comes a sweeping stand-alone fantasy romance. *wince* I thought this would be as good as The Selection, but apparently it was not.

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