There were two main aspects of this novel that I loved: I’m going to break it down into the things I really liked, and the things I wasn’t a big fan of, just to give some more insight into why this one didn’t quite reach its potential for me as a reader. Unfortunately, I didn’t love this one as much as I hoped I would. I’d heard great things about it, and it’s a fantasy featuring a bisexual main character (and lord knows we need more diversity in YA fantasy). I had wanted to read Otherbound for a VERY long time, so when Jeann offered it to me for review, I was extremely excited. Today I’d like to welcome the lovely Chiara Books for A Delicate Eternity for this guest review! Now, they'll have to work together to survive-and discover the truth about their connection. But Nolan's breakthrough has dangerous consequences. Then, she's furious.Īll Amara and Nolan want is to be free of each other. until he learns to control her, and they communicate for the first time. He's spent years as a powerless observer of Amara's life. Every time he blinks, he's yanked from his Arizona town into Amara's mind, a world away, which makes even simple things like hobbies and homework impossible. She can't be alone, because a boy from another world experiences all that alongside her, looking through her eyes. Not when she's punished, ordered around, or neglected. Not when they're fleeing across dunes and islands and seas to stay alive. Not when she's protecting the cursed princess she unwillingly serves.

Published by Amulet Books on June 17, 2014Īmazon | Book Depository | Angus & RobertsonĪmara is never alone.

Otherbound by Corinne Duyvis