The Eternal Ones

I picked up this book with high hopes, drawn to the beautiful glossy cover, to the very well written quote from the book in the back, to the intriguing plot line I was disappointed over all. There were some pretty funny lines coming from different characters, and some good role models, but that was all that really kept me hooked. Everything else was predicable, and the ending left a open door for a sequel. I'm not so sure I really would want to read it if it was released. The story fallows that of Haven Moore, who has always had visions of a past life. Yup, that's right; reincarnation. When she gets a vision of a fire that killed her, a race against time is set in place, she must find out if her past boyfriend was the one who killed her or not. And then a few killings happen and a man named Ethan is the one everyone thinks the killer. Because her whole town thinks she is being possessed by the devil, she leaves for New York where Ethan sapposely lives. You find out a lot about people drug dealing, and other people having affairs with other people, It is very hard to keep everything strait in my head. (It reminds me of my Aunt's favorite soap operas.) Those who have read and like Twilight, this good be a book for you. Enjoy.