Name: Forsaken
ISBN: 9780330519472

Forsaken

nina 

Jessica L. Peryman

Ashley Fetterman

I will always love books about Demons, the rating just depends on how they are portrayed and how well the plot line is. For this book, I love that the demons are put into ranks as well as showing that they are more animalistic on one spectrum vs. smart on the other. I am not particularly fond of this being more romantic or that she is so dependent upon people, something about this just rubs me the wrong way. It's otherwise, a very interesting plot, character and setting wise. The fact that there was an economic turn and that the city of Atlanta and others are in such state of dis-ruin, I'm quite curious as to the cause. Not only that, but how the demons came to pass in the first place. None-the less, the characters are decently rounded, only a few were very one toned, but that changed near the end. I am curious as to this Hunter that is hanging around her, as well as why the demons are calling her name. It definitely has me hanging enough to want to read the sequels.

I gave it five stars, simply because it was a decent read and there was nothing too glaringly wrong, minus my feelings of something wrong with interactions of the girl and the other guys, which is a personal thing not against the book.

In all actuality, I truly did like this book. It's female oriented and is all about being able to survive and thrive in a man's world. I hope to see more of her successes throughout the next 3 books.

Forsaken

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