Seven Days by Shari Richardson - Review

Seven Days by Shari Richardson

Paperback, 132 pages

Published July 1st 2011 by Createspace (first published June 30th 2011)

Summary:

The pain was sharp and deep, but it was nothing compared to the anguish in Xavier's eyes. I wanted to tell him I would be okay, but the words wouldn't come. The pain kept them at bay and even if I could have spoken, I knew the words would be a lie. 
Kerry Cote has a pretty normal life for a teenager. Of course normal is a relative term. Her sister dates a vampire and her boyfriend turns furry once a month, but that's not the problem. It isn't until she meets the father of the man she loves that her whole existence narrows to a mere seven days.

My Review:

I really do love this series, but it really is reminding me a lot about twilight.

And I didn't really like that the author started out this book with Kerry's point of view. I thought it was kinda a big thing since the first two books were in Mairin's point of view. But I kinda like seeing Kerry's pov because she can actually see the love that Mathias has for Mairin. Plus, we can see into Xavier's life. 

Gosh. Lane! How could he! He's evil. It's his own fault that Dorothy doesn't love him. Maybe if he was nicer, they would've still been friends, but nooo. He had to just go and do that thing he did. 
I really love Xavier and Kerry's romance. Though, I think it was a bit too fast. Like Mairin and Mathias's romance too. It was way too fast. But I really loved that line where Mairin was watching Ian looking at Kerry with love in his eyes. I'm not sure it was in this book though, since Mairin was looking at him.

I am so glad that Kerry didn't turn into one of them. I mean, I kinda thought it would be a bit cool. But I wouldn't want to be one.

Overall, I did enjoy this book a lot! I'm really hoping the next two will be better though! 4 Stars!