Until I Die by Amy Plum: Blog Tour, Book Review & Giveaway

Until I Die by Amy Plum: Blog Tour, Book Review & Giveaway

Today we’re taking part in a very exciting blog tour for Until I Die, book 2 in Amy Plum’s Revenants series.  On Reading Teen, we have a review and giveaway.  Also, make sure you find our word that is part of a riddle. 

Each blog will be posting one word (taken out of order) that is part of a scavenger related to Until I Die.  Those that take part in this, and email Amy by the end of May, will be able to enter a grand prize. Details are up on Amy’s site. The entire tour can be followed on Mundie Moms’ blog.


  • Until I Die
  • by Amy Plum
  • Series: Revenants Book 2
  • Reading level: Ages 14 and up
  • Hardcover: 368 pages
  • Publisher: HarperTeen (May 8, 2012)
  • Buy the Book: Amazon

 I wish there was only today, just right now, and no forever.

It seems fitting that I fell in love in Paris. Peel back a thin layer of reality and under the city’s glamorous surface is a battleground for immortal enemies.

Because with Vincent, the reality is an illusion. Handsome, chivalrous, and witty, he’s got everything I’ve ever wanted in a boyfriend…except mortality. But when I chose Vincent, I chose love over reason and safety.

Vincent swore to avoid death–to resist his very nature so that we could be together. But I refuse to stand by and watch him suffer. Find more about Authors and Publicists by clicking here.

I know I’ll do whatever it takes–even if it means lying to the people I love–to fight against a fate that is trying to tear us apart.

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My Review:

 I have extremely mixed feelings about this book.  On one hand, I absolutely love Kate and Vincent.  I love how tough Kate is even though she’s just a human, and how she can hold her own with the revenants.  I love how much Vincent loves Kate, how he’s trying to deny his “calling” just to be with her, even though it’s nearly impossible.  Also, I love their “family” of revenants, how much they take care of each other and how much they’ve come to love, accept, and protect Kate.  What I wasn’t crazy about, and it pains me to say this, but I felt like almost nothing happened.  Like the whole book had a few crucial scenes, but most of it just seemed like “filler” space.  Maybe I expected too much from it.  I adored the first one, and maybe I just set my hopes too high for this one, but it was a bit disappointing that I didn’t like it as much.  I really did enjoy it, I just wish there had been a little bit more, but I’ll still be anxiously awaiting the sequel!