Having not read Wuthering Heights, the book Catherine was
based on, I found myself being a little worried that I wouldn't
understand the plot. Instead it was the opposite. I loved this book!! It
kept me sucked in from the beginning to the end, the characters were
full of life and spark, and the author didn't end the story the way that I
thought she would. In fact, I would highly recommend this book. I thought it
was excellent. 
Anna's life is thoroughly normal until she meets
Bennett, how is thrilling and different from the other boys at her school. But
never, not even in her wildest dreams, could she guess how different he really
is. I thought Time Between Us was a fun light read. It had its cliche moments, but
they worked. I would recommend this book to people who like romance books.
I have to confess, I love the prequel
to this book. But this time around I found Winter White had lost its magic. I
got so bored after about 50 pages that I skipped to the end and found
that I understood everything that was going on, it was almost as though the whole
250 pages I skipped were completely unworthy. So, though I
would recommend the prequel, this book does not get my nod
of approval.
Veronica lives in a world where ghosts, or images, are
commonplace and fill up the streets and schools, as well as houses. So when
Veronica finds a new ghost of a boy in her bathroom, she doesn't think anything
of it. But for her, this ghost's presence means so much more, and
signifies the beginning of a murder plot that threatens Veronica's
life. 
Burning Blue is simply stunning. From beginning to
end I was hooked on the plot, it was fast-paced and intense. The characters
where so believable, and they had a wonderful sense
of vulnerability that made them leap off the page. To me, this book
was much more than a simple detective story, which is what it appears to be in
the beginning. It is a story about how far people will go, and how
important forgiveness is. I would definitely recommend this
book.
