Asher and Remy are natural enemies but ignore that because they can't stay away from each other.īut even though there are all kinds of similarities, I like this book so much more than Twilight because it does what Twilight failed to do: creates a strong female lead (despite the "all kinds of danger" bit), an excellent support system for said strong female lead, and a male lead who is flawed - and not just the self-hating way. Remy finds herself in all kinds of danger always. Asher is super strong and invincible and obsessed with Remy because she feels different. But about 100 pages in I couldn't ignore the similarities. Yeah, Remy goes to live with her dad, just like Bella does, but under totally different circumstances. And at the beginning I really, really didn't.
Just a brief starting note: I tried really hard not to compare this book two Twilight. Oh, and Remy isn't a normal Healer, so there's a lot of "figuring out her past and what she is" going on in all of this. So, needless to say, Asher and Remy might have some problems staying together. a thing done by adding the title of "Healer murderer" to their rap sheet. They're immortal Protectors, made that way by sacrificing their human senses for immortality. But then she meets Asher Blackwell and his family, a strange group that seems a bit too perfect. But, instead of being a giant familial mess, Remy fits in with her dad's new family fairly well. When her stepfather takes it one punch too far and kills Remy's mom, Remy has no choice but to move in with her father, who Remy's never had very much to do with. This means she can heal others, but only by absorbing their injuries. Because Remy has the power to make Protectors human again, and when they find out, they’ll be coming for her-if Asher doesn’t kill her first. Falling in love is against the rules between these two enemies. Only by killing a Healer can a Protector recover their human senses.
Once a Protector of Healers, Asher sacrificed his senses to become immortal. And then one night her stepfather goes too far.īeing sent to live with her estranged father offers a clean start and she is eager to take it. Living in a household with an abusive stepfather, she has healed untold numbers of broken bones, burns,and bruises. Remy O’Malley heals people with touch-but every injury she cures becomes her own. First Reaction: Twilight - if Twilight actually made me care.
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