Review : Twisted Dreams

Twisted Dreams by Marissa Farrar

Genre: Paranormal Romance, New Adult
Pages : 199
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Published September 21st 2014 by Warwick House Press

 Born of a vampire father to a human mother, Elizabeth Bandores’ life was never going to be normal, so she can’t image why she thinks starting college will be any different.

Having grown up in the affluent Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles and desperate to escape, she decides on the small college town of Sage Springs. With dreams of being a writer, she joins the college newspaper and is introduced to blond, confident Flynn Matthews, Sage Springs’ rising swim star.

But a carnival has set up in the small town, and the boy running the Waltzer catches her eye. Dark-haired, leather-jacketed Riley is rude, with an air of danger. Elizabeth can’t help but notice him. And when an accident thrusts them together, she discovers he’s noticed her, too.

Sage Springs isn’t the quiet little town Elizabeth had hoped for. The forests bordering the town harbour a dark secret—one some of the residents have been trying to protect, and the leaders of the carnival have set in their sights...

Beth is like every other 18 year old girl who wants to go to college and gain some independence away from t he parents by living in the dorm. The only difference is the whole being half vampire and half human thing. She just wants to try to live a normal like where no one knows her background. Things start to take a turn for the strange when she gets into the college town where many mishaps that occur around her.

There is so much to love about this book. From the way there was a air of mystery of what was going on, then there was a bit of a romance, then there was the whole seeing how her life was complicated of being a type of hybrid of a vampire and human. I loved that this was fast paced and so much going around keeping the readers hooked. Overall it has a great story line, was well written and a great story. I recommend  you lovely readers to check out this book! 5 of 5 stars!