Liminal by Maree Anderson – a Review\

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Description:
Now you see me, now you don’t! My name’s Wren, and I’m a liminal who can phase in and out of the real world.

Sounds like an awesome trick, right? Yeah. Like everything that’s supposed to be cool, it’s complicated. I’m caught between two warring factions who’d kill to get a piece of me. Someone’s blocked my energy flows so if I phase I’ll get trapped in a ghostlike plane called Between… and die. And to top it all off, I’m totally crushing on my only ally, mysterious bad boy Kade. Sad thing is he’s keeping secrets from me, just like everyone else. My life’s spinning out of control. I don’t know who to trust anymore. And what I find lurking Between is the biggest shock of all.

Review:
Liminal by Maree Anderson is the story of 16 year old Wren Alexandra Gibson, who is slowly disappearing from her life. Each day she vanishes more and more from not only the world around her but also from those she loves, literally. As she tries to figure out what is going on with herself she struggles to maintain a normal teenage life. But is there anyway to truly maintain this? Her parents and brother are forgetting her more and more with each passing day and keeping herself visible to everyone around her is becoming an extremely hard task. Until she meets LPD – otherwise known as Leather Pants Dude or Kade.

Kade is a bad boy with amazingly hot good looks, who seems to know what exactly is wrong with Wren and how to help her. But can she trust him and what exactly does he know about her? Kade informs Wren that she is a Liminal – a person that can phase in and out of the real world. Which explains quite a bit. Kade being a Liminal himself wants to help teach Wren everything she needs to know before the evil that is after her catches up? Wren soon finds out that Kade seems to know an awful lot of information about her – but why?

I found myself getting lost in Wren’s world in the first few pages of this book. Wren is an typical, innocent teenager who’s life starts to spiral out of control. It was gut-wrenching reading her struggling with what was happening to her. Slowly disappearing from the world she knows. Then in walks Kade – and who wouldn’t fall for this beautiful, sweet, hunk of a young man. I fell for him instantly – and could not wait to see what transpired between him and Wren. The whirl wind that Wren and Kade endures – with Wren finding her birth family and fighting to steer clear of the bad guys – left me wanting to not put the book down. The ending was an epic cliffhanger – one in which makes me want the second book right now! Can’t wait….

Reviewed by Erin

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