Levitating Las Vegas by Jennifer Echols – A New Adult Monday Review

Posted 15 April, 2013 by Danny in Blog, Danny, Danny's Book Review, Featured / 10 Comments

 A New Adult Monday Review

.. a bi-weekly Feature where we will review and talk about New Adult books! If you are not familiar with this term, you can read my New Adult Discussion post!

I have heard a lot about Jennifer Echols’s New Adult story so I was seriously excited when I I got a chance to read it! It sounded funny and different and this is exactly what I found! 

Levitating Las Vegas by Jennifer Echols

A Little Magic A Little Weird

Truly I think this sums this story up the best and I totally didn’t expect this. What I expected was a cute Contemporary and what I got was a little different  a little weird and a little fun! Totally surprising combination. Even more, the story has a slight hint of magic and paranormal, something I too didn’t expect. So Levitating Las Vegas will be a little different from what you expect, and once you put behind your expectations you are ready to enjoy the ride!

Holy – Magician on drugs

Holy’s parents are famous Vegas magicians and they put her daughter holy on a drug when she was still very young. It’s to keep her mental disease in check – or so they say… But, when Holy finally gets behind this weird drug she has to use , there are more and more secrets she comes across and she finally has to face a reality she might not be prepared for. But, it also brings her closer to her childhood crush Elija who weirdly enough takes the sam drug for the same mental disability. Together they go on a werid trip to discover the truth!

Romance – Action and Twists & Turns

The story is action packed and filled with a lot of mind boggling twists and turns that I didn’t see coming. The whole story is truly entertaining and once I got used to the weirdness of the story I found the ride to be funny and different. Elija and Holy were a great team and it was great to see them come together and finally learn the truth about themselves and each other. Filled with some sexy times, I truly care for them as characters as well as a romantic pair.  However, they didn’t completely make me fall for them as I normally do with other characters. I admit it took me a while to fully grasp the oddness of the story and truly enjoy it. It’s hard when you get into a book thinking one way only to go a complete different dirrection.

 

Bewitched Rating

Rating 3.5

Bottom Line

Levitating Las Vegas by Jennifer Echols is weirdly different and filled with action, magic, romance and touch paranormal. Readers who enjoy to be surprised and like  a little oddness will be a perfect fit for Levitating Las Vegas!

 

New Adult  

Additional Info

I love that Jennifer Echols totally welcomes the New Adult genre and goes along for a ride. She clearly is a writer who can write any genre Adult, Young Adult or New Adult and I am more than excited to read more from her! Read her New Adult article on her site!

So, do you like a storys that are a little odd and weird? And did you expect this kind of story from Jennifer Echols? I’m excited to hear your thoughts!!

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10 Responses to “Levitating Las Vegas by Jennifer Echols – A New Adult Monday Review”

  1. Ooo! A new Jennifer Echols book! I absolutely adored Jennifer Echols’ Going Too Far and Forget You so I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed this book, Danny! I definitely have to add this book to my TBR and hopefully get the chance to read it soon 🙂

    Awesome review, Danny ♥ Looking forward to read your next Monday New Adult review 😉
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  2. I always get a little disoriented when I’m expecting a book to go in one direction and it goes in the complete opposite, especially when I’m thinking something is contemporary and then get caught off guard by a paranormal element. Still, this sounds interesting, and now that I’m prepared for the oddness ahead of time, I don’t think it will bother me:)

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  3. Jennifer Echols last book had a lot of heat. She should have borrowed from that one!

    You say weird and go up to the mountains, Nevada, I’m thinking Aliens, some weird NewAge stuff. Not sure this is the way I want to start New Adult with Jennifer Echols. I haven’t dipped my toes in the New Adult hot tub too much yet, but I’ve been using your recommends as a guide. So far I’ve been happy.
    Are there many paranormal books in New Adult?

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