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宝 勒 2293262149d700 — A slightly smarter-than-the-average-bear urban paranormal YA. It also mixes things up by making the Sidhe into goblins (I am not entirely clear on fae folklore, but the goblins display all the characteristics of the Fair Folk (fairies/Sidhe/what have you) that come up in other books, so I'm treating this as a case of Our Fairies Are Different. There were quite a few things to like about this book. I'm a sucker for the Big Sister/Abnormal But Brilliant Little Brother trope I first fell in love with in A Wrinkle in Time and it's here in the form of heroine Teagan and her strange but supernaturally insightful/talented little bro Aiden. I thought the beginning of the book where the goblins began appearing was brilliantly creepy. Especially the first appearance of the malevolent and mostly invisible cat-goblin and the fear it inspires in the animals Teagan cared for. A true horror movie moment. What didn't work for me were the generic elements I've read before in too many other paranormal YAs. Like Teagan's one best friend, who is loyal and loving as well as fashionable and boy-crazy. EVERY HEROINE HAS THIS AS THEIR ONLY FRIEND. Why? And the romance didn't work for me at all. Finn is the typical Mysterious Bad Boy. He is also a complete arrogant prick. Plus he has the annoying I LOVE YOU AND WANT YOU BUT CANNOT BE WITH YOU BECAUSE MY SUPERNATURALNESS WILL ONLY BRING HURT OH THE WOE attitude. This fake angst just makes me roll my eyes. Yes, you have a high likelihood of dying young. But I'm pretty confident in the power of love to keep you alive.