So Roman. Not all that interesting to me. And I know, you're wondering likely, why I kept reading if I wasn't into it by now, which I got questioned about, but mostly I want to know how it all ends.

Adding to the list of things that got weird -- the portrayal of witchcraft, chakras, anything related to this. I was very meh. And yet I still want to see Damen happy, because (as predictable) the only people who really matter to me are the ones who are centuries old, while the teenager and adult main characters sort of slide by, even the narrator, who never stops being a teenager. ( )

i am totally addicted to this. ( )

Ever e Damen atravessaram diversas vidas e enfrentaram os mais terríveis inimigos com um só objetivo: ficar eternamente juntos. E quando esse sonho está ao alcance de suas mãos, um poderoso feitiço cai sobre Damen. Agora, para ele, simplesmente tocá-la ou encostar os lábios nos dela significaria a morte, o exílio definitivo em uma terra de sombras, o lar das almas perdidas.

Desesperada por livrá-lo da maldição, Ever mergulha de corpo e alma na magia e encontra uma ajuda inesperada: um surfista chamado Jude. Apesar da profunda lealdade a Damen, é inevitável que ela se sinta atraída por esse garoto estranhamente familiar, de olhos verdes, pele bronzeada, braços definidos, dons mágicos e passado misterioso. Ainda mais quando Damen decide se afastar dela.

Ever sempre acreditou que Damen fosse seu destino – mas e se o futuro tiver reservado outros planos? Com Jude cada vez próximo, pela primeira vez em séculos esse amor é posto à prova.

I don’t want to give too much of a summary, so as to not give away the first two books in this “The Immortals” series. This won’t give away anything of the first two books: Ever is drawn to her new (very young) boss at her new job in a mystical bookstore. But she is still so in love with her soulmate.

I listened to the audio of this one. I wasn’t that excited about it. I did lose focus more often that I’d like. It did get better at the very end and I was paying better attention. Rating it “ok”, but overall, I don’t think it’s enough for me to continue the series. ( )

Oh how I tried my best not to be disappointed by this book. I loved the first one, the second I was a little less thrilled about and now Shadowland. I felt half the book was Ever bitching about how she can't have sex with her boyfriend and how the twins, who are now in the earth plane, are getting in the way of her alone time with Damen. I couldn't help but be reminded of Bella in Twilight how she's more concerned about having sex with Edward then the rest of her life. Through the whole book Ever acts selfish and is just annoying. I was really hoping this book would make me fall back in love with the series but the second half was so predictable and boring I almost didn't finish. Usually I crave the next book in a series but I doubt I'll be picking up Dark Flame anytime soon and I'm glad for that. Hopefully that one will be a lot better then this one. ( )