Review: Flee by Miranda Kavi

4 stars

Genres: Paranormal, Romance, Young Adult

Format: Kindle Edition

Published by Midnight Blackbird LLC

Published on November 30th 2012

ASIN: B00AFNO4ZE

Where to Buy: Amazon

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Note: I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.

Synopsis from Goodreads:

I can fly.

I have to keep it a secret.

Everything was fine, until I met him.

I can’t stay away…

Aurora Lockette has a supernatural ability she hides from the world. Gavyn Dhaval is a newly famous actor that shies away from the spotlight. When Aurora and Gavyn literally collide in a fender bender on her first day of law school, they are irresistibly drawn to each other.

When Aurora’s secret is revealed, she has no choice but to abandon Gavyn to go into hiding to escape the media frenzy. A secret society of gifted humans contacts her to warn of dark forces that seek to destroy her and everyone she loves.

Aurora must try to understand who and what she is while she fights to protect herself and her loved ones from a hidden, sinister force.

My Review:

This book was excellent to read.  The character of Aurora was someone to look up to because she was doing everything in her power to make something of herself.  She had a strong moral attitude of what was right and wrong.  Gavyn was a sweetheart, he was someone that I would want to fall in love with although I did think that their romance seemed hurried in parts, and overall it was believable. 

Some parts were pretty predictable but overall the theme and pace of the story was awesome. 

About the Author:

Miranda Kavi is a YA and Paranormal/Urban Fantasy author. She has worked as an attorney, an executive recruiter, and an assistant in a biological anthropology lab. She loves scary movies, museums, and is hopelessly addicted to chocolate. She lives in the Houston area with her husband and daughter.

Author’s website: http://mirandakavi.net