Unspoken (the Lynburn Legacy Book 1)

from rivkat

Kami Glass has always had an imaginary friend, Jared. Then one day the Lynburns return to her small English town, and it turns out that she was talking to Jared Lynburn all along. Unfortunately, there's plenty more magic than that around, some of it dangerous to life and limb, and Kami is a born ...

from goorgoahead

See the full review at Short & Sweet Reviews. I want there to be more books like Unspoken. YA, adult fic, new adult, middle grade, I don't care. I am tired of reading books of girls who lose all rationality when there's a cute boy in the picture. I'm tired of the hot, mysterious bad boy having a ...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

For more reviews, Cover Snark and more, visit A Reader of Fictions. Meg (Cuddlebuggery) and Gillian (Writer of Wrongs) have been after me to read Unspoken for months now. I just wasn't sure though. I mean, I trust them, but for some reason I was highly skeptical of this book. However, I decided t...

from ad_astra

The characters in Unspoken were phenomenal. The author did an excellent job really fleshing them out - I fell in love with so many of them. Despite being a blood-filled mystery, there is actually a lot of humor and moments that made me laugh out loud. The dialogue was downright witty - I absolute...

from ltl1red

This is the first book I've read by Sarah but I loved it although I was a little frustrated at the ending as it totally leaves you hanging and not in a good way! Now we have to wait until September for the next installment. I love the characters of Kami and Jared and how they relate in the real w...