#BookReview: Kiss Me, Kill You by @lchardesty @Netgalley @entangledpub ‏

  First kisses should be legendary—not deadly.

Emmy Duivel believes in true love: heart-stopping kisses, candlelight dinners, and a connection that lasts forever. But not the kind of kisses that land your date in the hospital. Emmy always knew she was different, but not in the supernatural sense. Not in the succubus sense.

Paul Andinn had only one job: watch over Emmy and make sure she doesn’t expose the supernatural world. It should have been easy, but the moment he looked away, she kissed that boy, and everything changed.

He should be more upset. But he can’t. Not when he’s falling hard for her.

YA writer, music teacher, director. In other words, I am always bored. Repped by @writertravis at @knightagency KISS ME KILL YOU - Entangled Crave, 2017

At first I thought I was going to DNF this one. It had some parts where I ended up skimming it but once the story really got going I was addicted.  This was a great short book about a girl who doesn't know what she is and I really REALLY hope we get a book two to it since this one ends on a pretty big cliffhanger.  I do think that the MC Emmy got the short end of the stick. I mean your mother is going to raise you as a normal teen without one mention of why she did it.  I mean did she want to give Emmy a normal childhood?  We never really find out.  

This was a pretty all over pace of a book some parts were fast while others weren't. The dual POV was great it was wonderful getting both sides. In this story we get a normal world setting with some very special creatures. Man I didn't see the kind of creatures they were coming and I am still reeling about it. We don't get new creatures and beings all the time and people haven't created anything new so this was a nice story out of the norm. 

If you want something new try this one! 

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Posted in: 5 Stars, Entangled Publishing, Jessica P., Netgalley, Review, Young Adult