A++ for not going straight for the making out to build up tension!Īlistair and Loki were Felix’s band of troublemakers, with Alistair trying to keep Felix in check. There wasn’t even that much action, but all the hand-holding and close encounters were enough to make me lightheaded. I would gladly pay for a completely fluff-filled novella of just these two being so painfully wonderful together.

I want to cry just thinking how it wasn’t enough. I was squeeing from their first meeting onwards, and I wanted them to be together. While Felix and Bronwen did have a bit of an insta-love relationship, I didn’t care! The chemistry between these two was incredible. Swoon.īronwen was great, too: 16-years old and assertive enough to counter Felix’s bravado, but also with the insecurities you’d expect of a 16-year-old. He was also completely charming and a true gentleman once you got past the slightly arrogant front he put up. Felix was very much like Peter Pan: cocky, mischievous and still retaining that naivety of a 17-year-old. I DON’T FREAKING GIVE A DAMN BECAUSE OH MY GOD FELIX. There was some weird grandmother behaviour. So please bear with me while I fangirl the hell out of it.

With only a hasty handwritten note and a vague sense of dread to guide her, Bronwen is forced to put her trust in the eccentric and willful Felix Cavara and his eternal curse – immortality.ĭo you ever read a book and fall so in love that you immediately add all of the author’s other work to your shopping basket? Because that is basically what happened when I read Evanescent. When Bronwen Snow is pulled from her cottage in the middle of the night, she finds herself seeking the help of three mysterious boys who reside in an abandoned castle deep in the hillside. “Come hell or high water, when this is all over, at least one of us here will not make it out alive.”

Evanescent by Gabriella Lepore