Title: Awake at Dawn

Author: C.C hunter

Page Count: 383

Published: October 2011

Genre: YA, Fantasy

Rating: 3.5/5

Summary:

From the moment Kylie Galen arrived at Shadow Falls Camp, she’s had one burning question: What am I? Surrounded by vampires, werewolves, shape-shifters, fairies and witches, Kylie longs to figure out her own supernatural identity…and what her burgeoning powers mean. And now she’ll need them more than ever, because she’s being haunted by a new spirit who insists that someone Kylie knows—and loves—will die before the end of the summer. If only she only knew who she was supposed to save. And how…

But giving Kylie the most trouble is her aching heart. Gorgeous werewolf Lucas left camp with another girl, but he’s still visiting Kylie in her dreams. And Derek, a sexy half Fae who’s always been there for her when she needed him, is pushing to get more serious—and growing impatient, especially when Lucas returns. Kylie knows she needs to decide between the boys, and it’s tearing her up inside.

Yet romance will have to wait, because something from the dark side of the supernatural world is hiding in Shadow Falls. It’s about to threaten everything she holds dear… and bring her closer to her destiny.

My thoughts:

I was surprised at how much I loved this book. I thought that the first one was great but this one, it as even better.

With kylie still not knowing what supernatural that she is she is a little frustrated, but her friends Della and Miranda are there to help her. She also has Holiday and Bennet who are like the principals of the school. There is a great influence on the kids, they are together but that doesn’t interfere with the kids.

I came more to love Kylie in this book. She was a great main character in this book. With all the thing that she goes threw you can fee like you are there with her. It was nice an refreshing t read.  I realized reading this that Kylie is just like any other normal teenager that’s trying to find themselves.

With the way that this story is unfolding this book was I have to say that its defiantly worth the read.