Since I prefer paperbacks (they’re not so heavy!), I was waiting quite impatiently in the hold line at the library for ENDLESSLY. Like many others out there, I’ve been anxiously awaiting the final installment in the PARANORMALCY trilogy by Kiersten White. Mason & filed under Reviews, Young Adult Review. Other than that, I loved this book, and I can't wait to read book #2, Supernaturally.YA Series Recommendation: Kiersten White’s PARANORMALCY Trilogy My only complaint, and it’s a minor one compared to how awesome this book was: the ending was a bit abrupt, and I kind of wanted a little more in terms of the story with Fire Girl. Wondering what Evie was, who/what was killing paranormals, who/what Fire Girl was, why Reth was so intent on Evie, all those things made for a really interesting story. I also really enjoyed the intrigue in the book. And what I pictured was pretty yummy lol.

I just have a thing about faeries, and I loved the way he talked and his old-fashioned nature - I could totally picture him and hear him in my head. I actually found myself crushing on Reth too, despite the fact that Evie sees him as so horrible, and he does do a few things that make him a little sketchy.

When he and Evie were hanging out and Evie was telling him all about herself, her job, and different things about IPCA, I kept thinking ‘stop telling him all these things, he’ll use them against you! Don’t say the faerie’s names in front of him, he’ll use them!’ He just seemed too good to be true and I was definitely glad when he ended up being really just that amazing. Talk about the perfect boy! *WARNING: POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT* I was so sure that Lend was going to end up being bad. Lend, the boy Evie falls for, is one of those characters that proves the theory that boys are better in books.

There are so many paranormal books out, and so many of them are the same, that I love when there's a different spin on them. I love all the different creatures in this book, and the different take on them – vampires, werewolves, faeries, mermaids, hags, you name it. Her life is very sheltered and she just desperately wants to be normal and have the things that most teenagers take for granted. Evie is sweet and naïve and innocent, despite the fact that she sees a lot of pretty freaky things. How good could it be? Well, as good as everyone says it is! Paranormalcy was one of those books for me. There are some books that people rave about and you really have to wonder what the fuss is about.