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"Move over, Bella and Edward. Plum introduces a world and a story that are sure to intrigue teen readers and will easily attract fans of the Twilight series."-ALA Booklist When Kate Mercier's parents die in a tragic car accident, she leaves her life-and memories-behind to live with her grandparents in Paris. For Kate, the only way to survive her pain is escaping into the world of books and Parisian art. Until she meets Vincent. Mysterious, charming, and... more
What I loved most about Die For Me is that I felt that I've never read anything like it before. It was completely original and kept me aching for more information, more action, and definitely more romance.
Full ReviewThen stuff happened. Evil things. Scary things. I got held captive a lot – wicked awesome! But he proved how much he loved me and how much he believed in maintaining stereotypical archetypes and came to my rescue.
Full ReviewA wonderful, incredibly romantic and beautiful love story that makes your heart swell. A strong heroine and a captivating new take in the supernatural world makes this book worth your time!
Full ReviewUnfortunately, Die For Me fell flat to me.
Full ReviewThose obsessed with paranormals won't dislike anything here, but everyone else should give it a miss.
Full ReviewAnd the way that the final conflict goes down at the end of the book was, to me at least, totally and utterly disappointing. Everything I hope *not* to see in a paranormal book marketed to teenage girls.
Full ReviewAll in all, with a lovely setting and wonderful characters, Die For Me gives us a delightfully fun story that will easily attract fans of YA paranormal romance.
Full ReviewPlum’s writing of this beautiful setting is descriptive and transports you right into the scene that Kate is experiencing.
Full ReviewI read while I cooked dinner, while I switched the laundry, if I could have read in the shower I would have.
Full ReviewFor the most part Kate has a good sense of who she is...until she meets Vincent and begins to move towards a character who has to have a boy to make her life worth living, such as this quote demonstrates:
Full ReviewSo I said with a bit of a laugh so I wouldn’t sound too ridiculous–”It’s called Die For Me.” She kind of gave me a look–it said, that’s beneath you.
Full ReviewProceed with caution if you don’t like creepers before you give this book a read.
Full ReviewAgain, read the book, the cover is great, the book is enthralling and the myth of Revenants is well developed.
Full ReviewAmy Plum has crafted an in-depth, fantastic world set in the ethereal city of Paris.
Full ReviewThis book is great. It has adventure, suspense, romance.
Full ReviewDie for Me, while having some flaws, was an exceptional read.
Full ReviewIf you are looking for something new and non-vamp, then this is definitely worth a try. I highly recommend it!
Full ReviewI recommend this book to any fantasy reader, or well to any reader, the descriptions and settings are beautiful, the plot lines are vast and in-depth and overall it is an amazing book.
Full ReviewUpon finishing DIE FOR ME I knew that I had read something special and it quickly become one of my top favored reads for 2011.
Full ReviewBut after them, I got over the insta-love, the “Sure, I will quickly and easily overlook the fact that you are DANGEROUS and kinda DEAD” thing. So, you know, that didn’t do much for me here.
Full ReviewDie For Me was vibrantly romantic and able to transport me into the European world of art history and museums; a place where the undead are beautiful creatures, risking their lives to save others.
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