Not nice by the way but it makes for a really fun read!Īs you can tell, I really enjoyed reading about Katia, more than just her also. Not that Katia will ever accept that and you’d probably want to keep her away from your throat! But the fact that JJ Bonds does a great job of showing us tiny itty bitty clues throughout the entire book and then whipping us upside the head just when you thought you have it all figured out. JJ Bonds writes Katia so well that you just want to protect her, to pull her under your arm and tell her it’s going to be ok. Trying to figure out who the culprits were who were upsetting Katia so much. JJ Bonds purposefully doesn’t tell us what Katia is going through and I hated it! The entire time I was guessing and then second guessing myself. She has only one agenda and it’s that agenda that holds her away from everyone and from living her life.

Her choices are stubborn, she makes up her mind and whether right or wrong she sticks to her guns but she doesn’t try to get along with anyone. Katia is a lot like the teenagers out there today and even though she has a LOT of stuff going on that maybe the teenagers of humans don’t have to deal with, she is still a teenager and she acts like one. I knew then that I was going to love this book. Then chapter two starts and the first thing Katia says is “FML” when she wakes up late for her first official day of school. You meet Katia right away and she’s your average teenager, except that she’s also a vampire. This book starts ok enough, introducing the characters and whatnot.

Crossroads by J.J. Bonds