Nastasya is an immortal party-girl who decides to change her meaningless life. The process to find herself is difficult for her and even more difficult for us. Throughout the trilogy, Nastasya talks and talks, decides and recounts, loves and hates over and over again. 
The book is dark, mysterious, gothic, disturbing and amazingly written. What more can you ask?
I know that the book it's a huge thing right now and everybody seems to love it, but it just wasn't for me. From the beginning till the end I found Cath, sorry but I'm gonna say it, pathetic and miserable. I tried really hard to like her and I kept expecting some things to change but nothing really did. 
It would definitely get more stars, because the story between Blay and Qhuinn was really sweet, but.. the parallel stories were too many and most of them really boring..
Clarity is different in many ways. She is different because she can pick up things by touching objects. But most importantly she is different, because she is not like all those supernatural-young-adult-heroines who drown in self-pity. The story is fast-paced, the mystery is satisfactory, although a little predictable. The author did manage though to fall in the cliche love-triangle but due to the ending I believe there is more to it, in a way that will affect the next book. 
I am officially mindblowned (can I say that? because seriously I can't find another word..)
Let's just say that the book has everything.. action, suspense, romance, it's funny, even though most of the times it's the forced kind of funny, and last.. it has a cliffhanger.. I fucking hate cliffhangers, especially if it's two in the row..
It's been 2 months that I read those books and I still remember them, which is by itself a huge deal for me. I usually forget almost any romance related book in about 10 minutes. 
The book has so many holes in the plot, and I won't even start about the use of the greek mythology. The author decided to take only 1% of greek mythology, a 0.05% of roman one and even with that she managed to make a complete mess of things. 
I know I have said that I would never again read anything by the author.. but.. it was a present (how little do they know me?), I was on vacations (seriously with more than 2 mojitos on the beach you can read almost anything) and all I needed was something to replace the magazines-read portion of sunbathing (seriously what is wrong with these people.. 6 euros for a magazine that I "read" in 5 minutes). 
looooveeeeeee after two encounters.. enough said
Those books are keep getting better and better. 
Ok this book will get only 2 stars because I'm afraid of karma..
Oh the cheesiness.. the Cheesiness... and now that I said cheesiness I remembered another C word I read around 1000 times... cry.. I think the woman cried because toothpaste got on her hair.. ok I'm lying.. she didn't do that.. well that's because we didn't get a scene with her brushing her teeth!!! 
I just have to accept it that Kinsella's books are not for me. This is my 3rd attempt and I think it will be the last.
I absolutely loved this book. It is as real as it can be under the fairytale setting. The heroine is down-to-earth kind of girl while she deals with her new status and the sudden fame. The chemistry between her and Prince Yummy, and yummy he is, jumps out of the pages. I kept thinking "for the love of god jump him already". The best part of the book is that the is no drama and no evil mother-in-law, no evil relatives nothing!! Seriously I was waiting the whole time for the other shoe to drop and some ridiculous misunderstanding to appear but.. nothing!! 
