Geez, can you say intense? Throughout the book I was like, "Oh my gosh! What the heck?!" When I read the synopsis I thought that maybe Damen would be in like the super-fragile, near death state, but when I read, it was surprising what he had turned into! Also, I have to say, I was kind of impressed with Roman for accomplishing the "in control" thing. Not the blood thing, that was harsh. Also, at the end, I was really confused about Ava. It just didn't click for me but maybe it'll sit better with you. Anyways, it was a really intense book and I just could not put it down for one second without wondering what was going to happen. Anyways, I know you'll love it and I would definitely recommend the entire series (even if I haven't exactly read all of the books yet).

this book is a awsome book

Normally, sequels fail to meet the expectations of the first novel, but Blue Moon is an exception. In my perspective it was just as good as Evermore. I didn't expect the illness to fall upon Damen considering that when you're immortal, you never get sick. That was a real plot change done well. I quite enjoyed seeing the new side of Damen because seeing him as Ever does all the time is boring. She sees Dame as if he were perfect, well not everything is perfect. I like Roman's character as it adds more enjoyment into the novel. He also adds in a truth you wouldn't expect. Overall, I enjoyed this one almost as much as the first novel.

I couldn't put it down. I needed to know how it would end. I felt so bad for Ever. Everyone around was brainwashed by the new character. I could never imagine seeing my love in the arms of another. Ouch! This book was way better than the first one. It reeled me in and now I have to read the third one. Shadowland here I come!

I think this one is a keeper. The storyline is perfect. Being a new immortal takes a lot of patience, but patience does not exist with Ever seeing that her teacher is the Wonderful 600 year of Damen. And that goes against her in the book which works perfect. Ever has issues to resolve with Damen's past but once she feels she's over them, that's when the world collapses and the story begins. The ending is interesting though you're pretty much yelling at the book saying "What the hell, why would you do that!!!!" All in all, it was a good book and I'd it to my collection.

OMG! This book was pure amazing! You would think you fell right into the book if you read it! The author explains everything so well. I can't wait intill i get the naxt book! If you liked Twilight you will love this it's an awesome love story! Everyone should give it a try!

This is the second book in the Immortals series. It starts off with Ever beginning her new life as an immortal with Damen. He’s teaching her things he can do, manifesting things, psychic abilities, things of that nature. Their love growing each day, though Ever isn’t quite sure how to take it to the next level. She feels confused since he’s six hundred years old and with lots of experience, making her feel inadequate. Though he doesn’t rush her, just staying with what they got. Until one day a new kid arrives named Roman. He seems okay to everyone else but Ever. She seems to think he’s evil, and doesn’t like him, though everyone else does. Plus a new problem arises, Damen seems to be getting sick, though immortals are not supposed to. He’s not able to do the simplest of task when it comes to manifesting. Then one night they go to Evers friend Miles play, and Ever tells Damen to go get the car, though he never comes back. Ever calls him all weekend and nothing happens. When she arrives at school, she sees him, though he doesn’t seem to remember her. He looks right past her. He ignores her completely, and starts going out with another girl. All while the school seems to have gone crazy. Everyone is hanging out with each other and Ever knows that’s not right. She seems to think that it’s Romans fault but can’t prove that it’s him. Ever goes to Ava, a psychic from the first book, for help. She seems to want to help Ever, though becomes very selfish. With Ever running out of time to help Damen, who wants nothing to do with her, she goes to Summerland for some answers. Though will she ever find what she’s looking for or find more? I wouldn’t say this book was better then the first. It was goodish with a possibility to get better. I found it hard to get through some scenes because Ever becomes kind of selfish and careless. She starts caring for what she thinks is right without really thinking it through. Though reading the little blurb for the next book did make me want it read it, so I’m hoping it’s better then this one, that Ever grows up a little.

Well when I read "Evermore" I thought the series could result in something really good, but after I just finished "Blue Moon" I have no idea. Don't get me wrong the book was goodish, and I say goodish because the book isn't quite up to par with me. Since in "Evermore" Ever was the one in distress it of course has to be Damens turn now. Caught up in an illness that I personally wouldn't have called an illness, but in Alyson Noel's case....whatever. Back on task. To cut it short Damens dying, his "illness" is reversing his imortality, making him grow old and forgetting his past who he is and, of course, his feelings for Ever. I won't tell you too much more because I don't want to tottally ruin the book for you if you decide to read it. The few main problems I have with the books so far is the fact that the author keeps using the same words and ajective's to decribe how Ever feels when Damen looks at her, and how he looks. Which from what we're told about his appearence, I barley have enough to see his whole body. My main annoyence is coming from Ever and her god aweful choices, and attitude , and how she handles things. When I was reading I litteraly had to stop a few times and cuss ever because of what she was doing. Like SERIOUSLY. You know you love Damen, your family's already dead, and even though Riley (her little dead sister) kept telling Ever that her family's death was just meant to be! But no Ever didn't listen. But don't let my personal problems keep you from buying this series, hell, most people have way different taste in books than me so knock yourself out. But personally I don't think I'd read this series again if I had a choice. "The Hunger Games" is a completely different matter... And I HIGHLY recommend The Hunger Games series. I can't wait for the third one coming out in August.

......FANTASTIC BOOK!!!!!!!!!!! i loved this book from begining to end! great story line and loved all the characters. but i really hate Roman!!!!!!!!! Roman moves to California and things change....Damen forgets about Ever and starts hanging out with Stacia and others, not Ever. Ever is a very powerful immortal, she travels to summerland to find her answers. in the end she finds out that Roman possined Damen. but Ever is tricked into doing something that makes Damen not able to touch Ever or share any DNA. Ever must chose between her love Damen and her Family. great book and i cant wait to read Shadowland!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I enjoyed Blue Moon a lot more than Evermore, but I still feel like this series is kind of dull. First off, as I read on, I found myself really hating Ever's character. She was kind of shallow at times and I found most of her thoughts and actions revolving around herself a lot. Noel uses so many words to describe Ever's undying love for Damen, but I can't really SEE or FEEL it, you know? It's like Ever didn't really love him as much as she said she did. Overall, I thought Blue Moon was just another average book; nothing special. Hopefully Ever's character will mature a bit in the third book, Shadowland.