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The Forever Girl Forever Girl series Book 1 edition by Rebecca Hamilton Stewart Kirby Lynnette Labelle Angela Zoltners Leslie HolmanAnderson Rune Hammelstrup Paranormal Romance eBooks

FOREVER GIRL by Rebecca Hamilton is a read that’s perfect at midnight or any other time! It effortlessly straddles the line between inventive thriller, mystery, teasy-hot romance and spine-tingling adventure. It’s sort of like having the perfect beach day and a romp through the cemetery on Halloween happen at the same time!

Sophia Parsons is in the midst of a dilemma. She has a strange static in her head that she can’t seem to get rid of. Is this curse simply the result of having an analog tuner set between channels? That’s what she needs to find out, but it’s hard when you’re unable to talk about the problem. Sophia decides to conduct her own investigation, and along the way, meets a whole host of characters —including a hot guy named Charles with the dreamiest teal eyes. *drool*

I’ve gotta say that this novel delivers on all levels. Beautifully written, there’s snappy dialog, a very imaginative storyline, and some of the best descriptive passages I’ve read in a quite a while. These sections are uber important since they allow the world Ms. Hamilton created to fully spring to life. The protagonist Sophia is likeable with a very quirky way of phrasing her thoughts and emotions. She’s feisty, but very vulnerable. It’s a tricky balancing act, but this uniqueness is key and carried throughout the cast. All the members of this ensemble are each given a uniqueness that makes them interesting and keeps them from being all lumped together in some awful fondue-like mélange. While it takes more time for an author to imbue each with their own personality and not make them stereotypical, it’s a joy for the reader and something we appreciate.

The pacing is taut with just the right amount of sticky flirty stuff to give us a refreshing respite from the mystery of where Ms. Hamilton is leading us. I loved the interplay between Sophia and her boy … well, “creature” toy. Their growing attraction added a richness to the story, but there was plenty of the paranormal to keep us on our toes and wondering who is what and what team they were really playing on. And you gotta love a book that features Elementals, a hot spot called Club Flesh and the forces of the Universe conspiring to help one little slip of a girl right the bad things going on in the world. In fact, I’d suggest the Universe enlist the aid of about a kabillion more people in that endeavor!

I very much enjoyed FOREVER GIRL. Oh, and as for the title: a big shoutout to the backstory and how this particular phrase came about. There’s a story-in-a-story tucked away in here, and gosh do I love that sort of thing! Nothing gives me more chills than when someone adds in a flashback where we’re taken through history and allowed to see what really happened through a character’s eyes. It’s bang on done right and I thoroughly savored that excursion into time.

I HIGHLY recommend this book and suggest you pick yourself up a copy. You’ll appreciate the attention to detail that Ms. Hamilton uses; she obviously did her homework. But the fact that she didn’t stop there and chose to put her own spin on things is what makes FOREVER GIRL so special and a book you’ll love.


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The Forever Girl Forever Girl series Book 1 edition by Rebecca Hamilton Stewart Kirby Lynnette Labelle Angela Zoltners Leslie HolmanAnderson Rune Hammelstrup Paranormal Romance eBooks Reviews

I really don't want to give this book a poor review. I don't understand how more books were published without this being pulled, edited and rereleased first. There is very poor editing. Some examples of this are referring to future husbands mother as "he". In one paragraph the couple is waiting on the couch for friends. The next they are walking (in town?) around the block, waiting on said friends. The next they are back in the house. I guess she changed that scene but didn't edit it well enough to clean it up. Far too much telling!!! One sentence alone is where she begins a chapter with "two months later". Why?! It would take a chapter or two to show the reader how the two grow closer and bond. I don't want summary which is what the reader is spoon fed repeatedly.
These complaints aside, I love the uniqueness of the world building and creation theory of vampires. I want to hear more about it. The only reason I finished this book is because I was holding out for more of those snippets regarding the structure and theory of this supernatural world. I really wish the author had a better editor because this could be so much more. As is, after slogging through telling, telling and more telling, coupled with simple editing misses throughout, I will not be continuing with this series or author.
Book 1 in The Forever Girl Series is the new crème de la crème of adult paranormal fantasy novels! I am usually hesitant about spending money on a new author, as I currently have more time then $ right now, but the cover intrigued me as did the other reader reviews so I plunked down my $. From the very first page of this novel I was captivated by the unique tale, intriguing and mysterious characters, fluidity of the narrative, and the inimitable voice of the author.
The heroine is 22 year old Sophia Parsons, who besides a practicing Wiccan, is a waitress at Jack’s Diner, just barely making it in her small Colorado hometown. She lives like a recluse (in her inheritance, a colonial- style home) due to the negative public reaction to her involvement in a series of unresolved murder cases. Furthermore, Sophia believes that the multiple noises only she can hear in her head is the result of a curse. Here is a quote from the book
*“Belle Meadow was thirty minutes from Denver but ages from the modern day. This town was a trap, a collection of crazies. Including myself. If Colorado was the heart of the southwest, Belle Meadow was a clogged artery. The ding of the diner’s front door opening brought me back to reality burnt grease and coffee on the air, along with my duty to serve whoever strolled in. It just so happened that ‘whoever’ was Sheriff Locumb. He entered the diner with a purposeful gait, scanning the room before heading my way.”
What will ensue? Read this book and find out, you’ll be glad you did!

*Hamilton, Rebecca. The Forever Girl a New Adult Paranormal Fantasy (Forever Girl Series Book One) (p. 6). TeZLA Publishing. Edition.
FOREVER GIRL by Rebecca Hamilton is a read that’s perfect at midnight or any other time! It effortlessly straddles the line between inventive thriller, mystery, teasy-hot romance and spine-tingling adventure. It’s sort of like having the perfect beach day and a romp through the cemetery on Halloween happen at the same time!

Sophia Parsons is in the midst of a dilemma. She has a strange static in her head that she can’t seem to get rid of. Is this curse simply the result of having an analog tuner set between channels? That’s what she needs to find out, but it’s hard when you’re unable to talk about the problem. Sophia decides to conduct her own investigation, and along the way, meets a whole host of characters —including a hot guy named Charles with the dreamiest teal eyes. *drool*

I’ve gotta say that this novel delivers on all levels. Beautifully written, there’s snappy dialog, a very imaginative storyline, and some of the best descriptive passages I’ve read in a quite a while. These sections are uber important since they allow the world Ms. Hamilton created to fully spring to life. The protagonist Sophia is likeable with a very quirky way of phrasing her thoughts and emotions. She’s feisty, but very vulnerable. It’s a tricky balancing act, but this uniqueness is key and carried throughout the cast. All the members of this ensemble are each given a uniqueness that makes them interesting and keeps them from being all lumped together in some awful fondue-like mélange. While it takes more time for an author to imbue each with their own personality and not make them stereotypical, it’s a joy for the reader and something we appreciate.

The pacing is taut with just the right amount of sticky flirty stuff to give us a refreshing respite from the mystery of where Ms. Hamilton is leading us. I loved the interplay between Sophia and her boy … well, “creature” toy. Their growing attraction added a richness to the story, but there was plenty of the paranormal to keep us on our toes and wondering who is what and what team they were really playing on. And you gotta love a book that features Elementals, a hot spot called Club Flesh and the forces of the Universe conspiring to help one little slip of a girl right the bad things going on in the world. In fact, I’d suggest the Universe enlist the aid of about a kabillion more people in that endeavor!

I very much enjoyed FOREVER GIRL. Oh, and as for the title a big shoutout to the backstory and how this particular phrase came about. There’s a story-in-a-story tucked away in here, and gosh do I love that sort of thing! Nothing gives me more chills than when someone adds in a flashback where we’re taken through history and allowed to see what really happened through a character’s eyes. It’s bang on done right and I thoroughly savored that excursion into time.

I HIGHLY recommend this book and suggest you pick yourself up a copy. You’ll appreciate the attention to detail that Ms. Hamilton uses; she obviously did her homework. But the fact that she didn’t stop there and chose to put her own spin on things is what makes FOREVER GIRL so special and a book you’ll love.