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The Eternal Ones (Eternal Ones #1)

Kirsten Miller

Capa dura | Pages: 416 pages

Rating: 3.75 | 11363 Users | 1386 Reviews

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Title	:	The Eternal Ones (Eternal Ones #1)
Author	:	Kirsten Miller
Book Format	:	Capa dura
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 416 pages
Published	:	August 24th 2010 by Razorbill (first published August 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal

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Haven Moore has always lived in the tiny town of Snope City, Tennessee. But for as long as she can remember, Haven has experienced visions of a past life as a girl named Constance, whose love for a boy called Ethan ended in a fiery tragedy. One day, the sight of notorious playboy Iain Morrow on television brings Haven to her knees. Haven flees to New York City to find Iain and there, she is swept up in an epic love affair that feels both deeply fated and terribly dangerous. Is Iain her beloved Ethan? Or is he her murderer in a past life? Haven asks the members of the powerful and dangerous Ouroboros Society to help her unlock the mysteries of reincarnation and discover the secrets hidden in her past lives, and loves, before all is lost and the cycle begins again. But what is the Ouroboros Society? And how can Haven know who to trust?

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Original Title:	The Eternal Ones
ISBN:	1595143084 (ISBN13: 9781595143082)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Eternal Ones #1
Characters:	Haven Moore, Iain Morrow, Adam Rosier, Beau Decker, Padma Singh

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THE ETERNAL ONES is a wow of a novel. The story started a little shakily, but then I was captivated by the uniqueness, writing style, and romance that Kirsten Miller does so well.I will state up front that this book will not be for everyone. It reminded me most of Nina Malkins SWOON, with its gorgeous writing, mystical mysteries, and a romance so all-consuming it makes you feel like youre swimming underwater with no chance to come up for air. There is a certain level of suspension of disbelief

What I found most interesting about my read-through of THE ETERNAL ONES was that the romance wasnt the strongest point at all; in fact, I thought it was kind of weak. We literally know nothing about Ethan/Iain, except that they loved Haven in a past life hardly any discernible character traits, and most of the plot youre split by the possibility that Iain is a cold blooded killer. (Hardly soul mate material.) And I couldnt find any reason for them to be together at all even their romance in

I am very picky about my romances, especially when it comes to the notorious minefield that YA romances has become. With the paranormal YA genre populated with instant love, jerkiness masquerading as love, tragic live with no consequences, obsessive love and stalking as love, its all become a little depressing. With The Eternal Ones we have an emphasis on reincarnation with romance, something that was touched upon with disastrous incompetence by Lauren Kate in Fallen. When I was working in a

It helps if you imagine this reading experience as a kind of conversation.Book: Hey, look, reincarnation!Me: Meh. Seen it. Hindus do it better. Wait, is this about someone who comes back as an animal but remembers being human? That would be shiny.Book: ....no. It's about a girl who comes back as another girl and is in love with the same guy.Me: Blech.Book: But... LURVE! TWOO LURVE THRU TEH AGEZ!Me: Look, can I go back to my sci-fi now?Book: But I have true love! And a gay best friend!Me: Not

***Contains some spoilers from the first chapters*** Through all her childhood Haven Moore had flashbacks to earlier lives as different persons that of Constance Whitman, a woman living and dying in the New York of the 1920s in particular. Her parents believed her, because a small child could not possibly have invented so many facts about buildings, circumstances and persons. After her fathers tragic death things started to look different, though: Havens mother sank into depression, to weak to

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales.Quick & Dirty: This was a good read filled with epic romance, a good mystery, and fun characters. It was a little slow at first, but it picked up nicely towards the middle.Opening Sentence: Haven was back.The Review: Haven Moore lives in a small town called Snope City, Tennessee. She has lived there her whole life, but she has always felt that she lived another life. She has had visions ever since she was a little girl of a woman named Constance.

This book was promising in the beginning. Started out with a strong likable main character named Haven and her best friend Beau. I liked that no matter what Haven went through, she was still smart and acted responsible. The relationship she had with Beau was very close knit. Then as Haven started having episodes of passing out and remembering a love she could not get a handle on, she decides to go to New York. She knows her love must be there. This is where things fall apart quickly. Haven