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| Original Title: | Enshadowed |
| ISBN: | 1442402075 (ISBN13: 9781442402072) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Nevermore #2 |
| Characters: | Varen Nethers, Isobel Lanley, Gwen Daniels, Reynolds |
Kelly Creagh
ebook | Pages: 429 pages Rating: 3.97 | 7621 Users | 871 Reviews
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True love takes a twisted turn in the second book of this modern gothic romance trilogy channeling the dark brilliance of Edgar Allan Poe. Varen Nethers is trapped in a perilous dreamworld—a treacherous and desolate realm where the terrifying stories of Edgar Allan Poe come to life. Isobel Lanley, plagued by strange visions and haunted by the nightmares of Varen's creation, is the only one who can save him. Isobel knows that her only hope lies within a Baltimore cemetery. There, in the early morning of Edgar Allan Poe's birthday, a mysterious stranger known as the "Poe Toaster" will make his annual homage at the legendary poet's grave. Only the Poe Toaster holds the key to the way between worlds. But great dangers lie ahead for Isobel. An ancient evil, draped in veils of white, is watching, challenging her for Varen's affections. When Isobel finally finds Varen, he is no longer the quiet and brooding boy who once captivated her, but a dark force, powerful and malevolent. Could Isobel's greatest love also be her greatest adversary?
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| Title | : | Enshadowed (Nevermore #2) |
| Author | : | Kelly Creagh |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 429 pages |
| Published | : | August 28th 2012 by Atheneum |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance |
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Ratings: 3.97 From 7621 Users | 871 ReviewsCriticize Of Books Enshadowed (Nevermore #2)
Oh man, book one had a doozy of a cliffhanger! And so of course I had to dive right into this one! A paranormal world inspired by Poe is just one of the coolest things ever! Give me raven wings! So we're back in Isobel's hometown. My boy, Varen, is missing in action ... for a very long time, I might add. This is where things get tricky for me because as addicting and page turning as this was, I missed him! I kept saying to myself, "Find him already, shoot!" Except more cursing was involved inI'm going to write this review in the form of a letter because I think Ms. Creagh deserves a letter because I LIKE LETTERS so here you go:Dear Kelly Creagh,I would tell you that I love you, but I'm not sure how tolerant you are of creepiness.So, instead, I'll just tell you that Enshadowed made me cry and slobber and squeal and scream and also made me throw it across the room.Maybe that'll be an adequate expression of my love for you, without me directly informing you of my predicament.I began
Some thoughts (in place of a review for now): Enshadowed is a suitable sequel with some delightfully creepy moments, but while I was reading it I honestly felt it could have been more. This is not a story about a girl saving a boy or even about two lovers trying to save each other: this is the story of a girl's mental, emotional, and physical undoing as her sanity is stretched beyond ordinary bounds in her attempts to rescue the boy she loves. In the face of the current YA market (where almost
OH NO! D:until 2012?!?!?!?!?!?!whaaaaaaaaaaaaat?! T___________TDude, it's TOO LONG.I want to know what happens to Varen NOW.And it better be GOOD.He deserves some HAPPINESS.go, Varen!_______________________March 28, 2011:seems like book #2 has a title!!and a BEAUTIFLY AWESOME cover,and a summary: Varen goes to THE DARK SIDE?!!?!?!DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD:I can't wait any longerrrrrrrrr *locks herself in mental sanatorium*
This is a really difficult review for me to write. Mostly because I was so, SO excited to read this book. I read (and reviewed) Nevermore last year, and I was desperate for the sequel. So when NC over at Truly Bookish let me borrow her ARC, then Simon & Schuster was kind enough to send me my own, I was basically ecstatic. Unfortunately, Enshadowed just didn't live up to my expectations.First and foremost, I feel like I need to give the author major props. Kelly Creagh is a great writer!
4.5 Stars but I round up on Goodreads. First off... that freaking cliffhanger!? I can't even... I could not imagine having read this the year it came out and then waiting for the third to come out. That is full on torture! That is why I dock this half a star.Now moving on, most of this novel is spent with Isobel trying to find a way to get to the Poe Toaster. She is also coming to terms with everything that had happened in the first book. She's dealing with the loss of Varen. She's dealing with
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