I finished reading this, after I finished Serafina67, I believe that this book was amazing. It will captivate readers, it's simply just a page turner. I enjoyed reading and so did my friends whom I let borrow the book. They went out and bought there own after that, I have read it more than twice where as my friend has read it ten times because he loved it. Its great for boys and girls. There is some violence but it's really just play fighting between Patch and his friend and there are some parts where "someone" is trying to kill Nora. There is also a people whom have died in the book but overall its a great book and isn't too graphic. There may be some sexual content that is implied between Nora & Patch but nothing actually happens.

It is extremely rare that I give a bad review on a book which claims to be Young Adult, Fantasy and includes fallen angels, vampires etc... But it had to happen someday. Now, I'm not gonna totally bash Hush, Hush because, as a debut novel, it isn't that bad. However, there are so many things WRONG with this book that you can't excuse it for being a debut: firstly, the characters just didn't connect well enough for me, there wasn't enough chemistry - Patch was far too distant and mysterious and Nora and he spent nowhere near enough quality time together, something which makes it ridiculous to believe that Nora had fallen in love with him. The plot was sort of like the roller-coaster in the book — there were too many ups and downs and twists and turns, most of which didn't really fit with the rest of the novel, and so there were points I was ready to give up I was that bored. I guess, there are things which are appealing about Hush, Hush - the most prominent being the fantastic cover, a feat which almost caused me to forgive the book for the overall disappointment I was left feeling after I ploughed my way though. Although, a good read if there's nothing in the YA, Fantasy Genre that you haven't already read, I would strongly recommend Fallen by Lauren Kate instead!

It looks like a lot of the teen reviewers liked this book. I thought it was clever, and although I didn't care too much for Nora, she redeemed herself in the end. However, I believe this book promotes that 'bad boy' trend that is happening in the young adult world. Patch doesn't treat Nora well. He's just mean, yet she keeps after him.

Although there is sexual content and violence scattered throughout the book, it is not enforced. The violence and sexual content is used to back up the fact that it is a thriller and to entice fans of Twilight and such dark-romance titles. I recommend this to reluctant readers looking for a book filled with action, romance, and intrigue. Tension pumps the entire time and leaves the reader on the edge of their seat. I honestly don't think that this is bad for a teenager. No doubt about it, they will be intrigued by the series and it might get them more enthusiastic about reading, which is what every parent wants to see. The religious aspect will educate them and provides a rich backstory for the novel. Alluring and textured, this novel will be sure to stun teenage readers and leave them searching for the sequel (Crescendo). Also, it's a beautiful cover and NOT like Twilight.

I love this book it was wonderful. It was awsome how they fell in love and there are some naughty things in there.