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Immortals (2013)

by Ednah Walters(Favorite Author)

3.27 of 5 Votes: 12

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Smashwords Edition

series

Runes

review 1: I received this ebook for a fair and honest review. I am really enjoying this series. I now understand why Raine's dad runs when he is so sick. I like the development of Raine's character and that Torin, even with his memories erased by the Norms, is still attracted to Raine. The only thing that I had a problem with was Cora. I don't want to reveal spoilers, so I'll just say that I don't understand why there were no red flags over her attendance and her blog. Nor do I understand why there was no communication between Raine's family or Cora's. They grew up together, they're best friends, and they suffered a tragedy together. That part did not make since to me. Other than that I loved the book and am looking forward to finding out how the three friend move on and ho... morew Eirik overcomes the darkness and balances his runes.
review 2: Runes ended with Torin coming back, his memories missing. A good part of Immortals was Raine trying to find a way to get Torin back, get his memories back, make him fall in love with her, etc.Raine is one of the most frustrating characters I've ever met in my life. There are so many problems going on around her: her best friend Eric has some kind of darkness after him, her father seems to be getting sick, there's something going on with Cora. But all Raine seems to be focused on is Torin. She lives for him.Now, I know that seems sweet and all, but I just really wish she would've spent more time focusing on the problems in her life, instead of snogging her sexy Valkyrie.The problems finally do get solved though! This is at the ending of the book.Although I dislike Raine, I absolutely loved Andris in Immortals! He's so super hilarious, sarcastic and snarky. But then there's a side of him that's caring and sweet, and protective when he needs to be. less

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