review 1: I received a copy to review.*May contain spoilers from previous booksLuke and Sera are Children of the Prophecy and each are blessed with gifts. Luke is able to See the future while Sera can heal. Sera found out that she can use her powers to heal vampires to the point where they're becoming human. She doesn't know that vampires she turns still have the abilities that a vampire does, with the exception of teleportation, like hearing and speed, now a group of vampires and "humans" that call themselves Regia mortali are after Sera and kidnap her and Quinn, Sera's and Luke's friend. With new friends Brandan and Raquel, will Fey, Jonas, Luke, and help of fae from the Realm be enough to get Sera back?I'm not for sure if I like this one more than the first one or not, but I'm de... morefinitely loving this series so far. These books have been so easy to read. I feel like I can read these books nonstop without wanting to take a break. It's been a while since I've read the first one, but I've forgotten how funny Luke can be.Luke's and Fey's feelings for one another are mentioned a lot more in this book. I didn't know if I'd like them together or not. I do but I don't. I didn't like that it seemed that Fey would protect Luke over Sera. I do like them as a couple, but I still can't get that out of my mind. Since she has known both Luke and Sera since they were little, I thought that should be more difficult if she had to choose.At the end of the first book, I was happy that it seemed that Sera and Jonas would have feelings develop, but I wish their feelings were mentioned more than what it was. I thought I'd like them together more, but since they weren't talked about together much in the book, it was difficult for me to really know if I still like them together or not. I hope there'll be a lot more about Luke/Fey and Sera/Jonas. review 2: I've had Imaginable on my Kindle for a while now, and I'm so glad that I finally got around to reading it. I really enjoyed this paranormal book! Meyers has created a unique world where Sera and Luke are gifted with abilities that affect paranormal creatures. Sera can change vampires back into humans and Luke can see the future. I love Sera and Luke's close relationship, and the way they interact together. They support each other tremendously and are always there for each other. Imaginable was more about Sera than Luke, and it looks like book three will be focused on Luke. I liked watching the twins grow into their abilities and use them for good purposes.The cast of paranormal creatures was complex and each character was well-written. The characterization of minor characters means a lot to me, and Meyers does a great job developing each player in the story. The premise of the book, as well as the two worlds: our world and the Realm, was interesting and well-written. It gave the book more depth, and I loved the imagery of the Realm.Imaginable was fast-paced and intense. Sera is fighting for her life for much of the book, and that made for a thrilling read. I love Sera's strength and compassion. She is a very likable character. No YA paranormal series would be complete without a love story, and the Intangible series is no exception. I liked that the main focus is not on romance, though. It made for a more interesting read.I recommend this series and eagerly await book three! less
