Emmy's Heart

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ISBN:	978-1-55487-496-5
Pages:	264
Release Date:	02/15/2010
Cover Artist:	Martine Jardin
Genre:	Young Adult Paranormal Vampire Romance

The day she met him, Emmy thought she was meant to be with Cale Cruz. After discovering her blood was the cure to the curse his family had suffered generation after generation, she knew it was true. Now Emmy is the center of an ancient battle between vampires and Maldito, a race of half-vampire, half-humans, and is fighting for her own life. Betrayed and alone, Emmy will come face to face with the enemy, and the lines will blur. Caught between good and evil, she will have to make a decision which side she is on. Will her love for Cale help her to stay in the light or will her taste of darkness send her spiraling out of control to a place where no one can reach her? With each passing moment a choice is not made, the possibilities for disaster grow. But as we know, when love is stronger than death, anything is possible.

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Customer Reviews:

Night Owl Reviews (Saturday, 15 May 2010)
Rating:

Lexile of Night Owl Reviews - www.NightOwlReviews.com - Character development was a big factor of this book. Emmy and Cale had a more solid and
realistic relationship brewing between them--complete with arguments, disagreements and a fair dose of uncertainty at times. The Emmy of this book
was also a more mature girl, though in some ways more reckless with her safety. Their future together is discussed, in relation to his impending job
and her aspirations for her own career, but they find a balance eventually. Chris, who spent most of the first book acting like a jealous
ex-boyfriend towards Cale and Emmy, comes clean about what was up with all that. Him and Cale are best of friends now, almost too close to Emmy's
annoyance as they make plans about her without her at times. I appreciated that instead of making Chris bitter or angry about Emmy and Cale he is
genuinely happy for them and is distressed when things are not kosher between them. - To be fair there is a higher level of sensuality in this book
than is present in most young adult novels today. This isn't to say it felt out of place, or unnecessary, but just a general warning. - The end of
the novel, which concludes Emmy and Cale's story, opens the door to the next book featuring a character who helps Emmy out of a rough situation and
another character we meet very briefly at the end of this book. I'm eager for that book as well since the male featured character is one I want to
know more about.