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Isle of Night by Veronica Wolff
I had the
great pleasure of meeting Veronica Wolff at one of many N.Y.M.B.C fa
ntastic
Author events, and I gotta say this woman is pretty darn spectacular. I had not
read her young adult series before I met her, but after meeting her I bought
the first two books and pre-ordered the third. I was awed and amazed by how
much I loved the story! I finished the first two books in 3 days, and was aching
for the third! These books are not only fast paced, but something is always
happening! I was never bored at any moment, and I loved loved loved the main
character, Annelise! She is a snarky and sarcastic girl with a potty mouth and
tends to, on more than one occasion, put her foot in her mouth. She isn't
played off as this average girl, in fact she is a genius. Finding herself
boarding a plane and being taken to a mysterious island with an even more
mysterious hunk of a Scottish guy. She soon finds out she will be
attending a school where not only vampires are the headmasters but she is
training to be a deadly assassin. All the girls at this school are competing
against eachother to the death to climb up the ladder of becoming an honorable Watcher.
But all she wants to do is to get out of this dark and dreary rock, and in order to
do so, she must become a watcher so that she may escape. Easier said than done,
this series is brilliant! Not at all your typical vampire novel, these books
have something for everyone! They not only had me laughing out loud multiple
times, but they had me hanging onto every word on every page! The
cliffhangers are killer, literally, so make sure to have the next available
book in the series next to you! Bravo Veronica Wolff! Bravo! For Ages 14+
Reviewed by Courtney from Books Inc. Burlingame






