Loved, loved this book.

I originally downloaded the audio book but sorry to say I just couldn't deal with the narrator. She seemed to forced and made the characters sound like some air heads so I downloaded the book to read for myself.it's been along time since I read a book without putting down. ( )

I am highly addicted to Abbi Glines books all you have to do is look at all her books I have read this year and last year! This trilogy is no different on the I LOVED IT scale.

"My beautiful soul,"he murmured and caressed my cheek."When you made the ultimate, selfless sacrifice, it paid my wrong.You proved to be worthy of my devotion.Of Death's...love."
― Abbi Glines, Existence

What do you do when Death is stalking you? Especially when Death has dark good looks and piercing blue eyes that scorch your soul?

Pagan Moore thought he was just your average, everyday soul, that is until he speaks to her. No other soul has ever spoken to her, they can't, but he can. He follows her around and smirks at her with his sexy dimple and sarcastic comments. To top it all off the star quarterback has a thing for her as well.

Pagan has never liked Lief Anderson. She thinks he is a stuck up prep who has bad taste in girlfriends. Pagan ends up tutoring Lief out of a sense of obligation. During their tutoring sessions, Pagan see's a side of Lief that she never thought he had. She actually likes him...a lot.

During all of this he is still following her. He comes into her room at night and sings her to sleep with his haunting lullaby. Then one day Pagan is upset because Lief seems to have something going on with his ex. Distraught Pagan decides to leave school, he begs her not to go, but she goes anyway. She ends up in a car accident and that is when her life changes...

Strangely beautiful girls are trying to kill her, the soul that was following her ends up being no other than Dank Miller, the lead singer of Cold Soul, and try as she might she does not love Lief...she loves him. Pagan is not sure what is going on, but one thing is certain, Dank Miller is in the center of it. Dank is very intense and he can set her body on fire with just a glance, but why does he keep pushing her away?

Pagan knows what she wants. Can she convince Dank that he wants her as well? Or is there other things at work?

Abbi Glines tells a gripping story that will keep you burning the midnight oil until you reach the last page ( )

If you can, SKIP OUT ON READING.
Whatever possessed to even attempt reading it I'll never know... ( )

I wasn't too sure about this book when I first started it. The story was kind of slow going and the dialogue seemed childish. But, once it got to going, I couldn't put it down. I really wanted to know more about Dank. I am totally curious about Lief and really felt for him. I want to know exactly what Pagan's story is and why she can see ghosts. Obviously, the author left some unanswered questions out there (especially the one that goes with the last sentence of the book!) but at least I know there's two more books out there to give me answers. So, yeah, once I got warmed up to it, I really liked this book. ( )

This was a strange read for me-- don't get me wrong, I loved it !
But the storyline was all over the place! Or at least that's what it felt like.. One minute everything is fine next Pagan is shipped off to some mental-home.. I was thinking that if this book were to be made into a film, it would have to be several films!

Anyways, I liked the general story, and [a:Abbi Glines|4872191|Abbi Glines|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1308076193p2/4872191.jpg]' writing was different and original.

Over & out, T x ( )