Let’s move on! So Clara was slowly falling in love, but hey, if there wasn’t Tucker Avery, it would have been far too easy to be in Team Christian, right? Tucker is the brother of Clara’s new best friend Wendy and at the beginning the worst nag ever. He wasn’t stupid in general, I just was on Team Christian and everything else was unacceptable. From this time on, I was Team Christian and would so ever love to throw the book against a wall when stupid Tucker appeared. But no, it gets better because at her new school Clara sees the boy from her vision, Christian Prescott, and slowly starts to fall in love with him.

All this wouldn’t be so bad if Clara wasn’t forced to move from sunny California to storybook hicksville in the middle of the USA. The book starts with the main protagonist, Clara, who gets a vision of her biggest task ever, which she has to solve. It’s not clear when she has to face her task – it can even take years until this certain task shows and wants to be solved. To be honest it wasn’t the blurb that made me want to read this book. But this turns out to be more difficult: Clara has to decide between heaven and hell, between Christian and Tucker. Assumed that she’s going to pass the test. Blessed with supernatural gifts, she wants to become a guardian angel. Clara is different from the other girls of her High School: her mother is one of the Nephilim.

Unearthly by cynthia hand