I wanted to like this book; I really, really, really wanted to like this book. But no matter how hard I tried, I just couldn't get into this book. There is something about Caitlin Moran's writing style that just put me off. I'll probably try to read this another time; now that I have an idea about what her writing style is like maybe it will be easier to read.

I normally finish Meg Cabot books it one to two days. I find them to be light and enjoyable reads that are funny and entertaining. So I'm a little confused about why it took me so long to finish this book because I really enjoyed the characters and liked the idea of the plot.

I really liked Meena, the story's protagonist. I love that she can tell how a person is going to die. I love that her dog's name is Jack Bauer. And I especially love that in a book about vampires, Meena doesn't like them. That fact makes her relationship and interactions with Lucien all the more realistic. Despite the fact that Lucien charms her, Meena is wary of him and his motives and nature. This makes the story more relatable and more realistic (because who wouldn't be hesitant around a vampire, even if they are charming and handsome?). I also enjoy the fact that Lucien doesn't sparkle.

Overall, I enjoyed the book. While it isn't my favourite Meg Cabot book I am looking forward to reading the sequel. And if I ever get a dog I am naming it Jack Bauer.

Sweet and romantic, this was a great read on a rainy afternoon.

There are no words to describe how much I loved this book. The writing was amazing, the characters had incredible depth, and the attention to detail was astonishing. Matthew is completely swoon-worthy and I cannot wait for the second book when it comes out in July!

My all time favourite book. I have read it more times than I can remember and the story of Scout and Boo Radley resonates as much now as it did when the book was published.

I have to say, for the longest time I wasn't even sure that I would finish this book. I found the first half to be incredibly slow and hard to get into - which is why it took so freakin' long to read. But I'm glad I stuck with it. I found Callie to be endearing and as the story progressed I found myself liking her more and more. And I loved that in Fairwick nothing is as it seems. The last few chapters certainly kept me guessing and I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. And Ralph is my favourite character.

Enjoyable, uncomplicated read. I think that I enjoyed it more because I share my name with the protagonist!