Katia respected her Uncle and his position but t he thing was that with Katia you always felt like there was something more.

This was kind of refreshing, I mean frequently you get the rebellious, don't give a crap and cause the ripples characters when they come from privilege. She also fought to be better because of who she was related to and did not want to cause any embarrassment. Though she was distant from most of the other characters, her snark and back bone make her easily one of my top female characters this year. However there is something more going on and the quiet and somewhat solitary life Katia begins to adjust to is thrown for a loop when the very thing she doesn't want to talk about seems to have found her. Though Katia doesn't worry about controlling her thirst like the school focuses on, she does have a difficult time trusting others and letting them in. It is very apparent that she is also not there to make friends but to please her Uncle. Being the new girl wasn't what she was worried about but more the fact that she is the great niece of one of the most powerful vampires in existence. The story is based in a vampire elite boarding school and Katia's arrival. Well personally I was a little consumed and found myself having to pry the book from my own hands to head to work. There is so much of this book that will capture you. This book was such a pleasant surprise, brought some new things to the table and kept some of the popular lore. where have you been hiding? I guess maybe it wasn't you and it was me but regardless of who it was we are acquainted now.

Crossroads by J.J. Bonds