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FREE EPUB ä MOBI Chameleon Supernaturals #1 î Å RANDARENEWABLES ↠ For small town rebel Dani Webber magic and monsters are no real than the Easter Bunny until the day she accidentally stops time Dani uickly discovers that not only do supernaturals exist but she herself is one of them This is grNdsome Seer is the last person Dani wants in her life but when she starts having visions of a horrific future she has no one else to turn to for help Soon Dani finds herself torn between two very different boys with two very different opinions of whom she can trust With the visions getting worse and time running out Dani is forced to put aside her feelings and work with both the Seer and Russ before an ancient evil is unleashed upon the ear RATING 25 HeartsI uite enjoy and find intriguing the prophecy deciding destiny tropes in books so when Kelly Oram’s Chameleon proved to be little less mesmerizing and a lot frustrating I was not a satisfied reader to say the least The backdrop of Chameleon – full of supernaturals of every race; warlocks witches vampires werewolves seers and demons – is much the same as any other paranormal read And yet there is a uniue charm to its familiarity that I enjoyed very much The beginning starts off promising enough with Dani our heroine turning sixteen and finding out that not only is her best friend Russ a warlock but she is a supernatural as well with her own special ability This coupled with the straight forward not overly complicated romance between Dani and Russ set up the perfect entertaining storyline Initially this is the sort of book that is easy to get absorbed in however it is the latter than half of the book after Dani gets kidnapped by the Council of supernaturals that provided a steady decline in the amusing factorWith all its familiar ideas it comes as no surprise that there would be something off about the story despite the homey feelings stirred with the paranormal creatures that inhabit its world The world building is really nothing special It’s a little bit of modern lifestyle thrown together with a very subtle historic feeling when the Council of supernaturals is introduced There is a lot of room for future development which I think the story could benefit from for the rest of the series Other than that the world is neither interesting nor worth remembering perhaps somewhere in betweenThe plot isn’t much better off After the kidnapping the story picks up uite rapidly in its emerging events and not in a good way We have too much happening in the span of what feels like all of ten minutes Dani gets kidnapped the council is introduced the Seer is introduced the prophecy told all with the love triangle at the center of attention The storyline soon becomes overcrowded with unexpected plot twists and turns – which if they had been in another story presented a different way I would have jumped at the chance to talk about but not with this – too much unnecessary angst and the endless descriptions and over complications of every decision Dani makes The epic and mysterious plot that the description offers is unfortunately reduced to a tedious banality More than the plot being dull it is the love triangle that made this read so frustrating for me and perhaps the only book where I whole heartedly favour the second guy over the first Russ did it for me with his easy going demeanor and his loyalty towards Dani to the point where his character is the only character that garnered both sympathy and affection from me I loved Dani and Russ and the best friends to lovers romance is a favourite of mine which is why when Gabriel the Seer is brought into the picture I lost all semblance of having an open mind about this book The love triangle’s failing played in part to all the extreme changes in the story Dani goes from being a snarky intelligent girl to a helpless blind by love fool The romance is cheesy confusing and definitely not worth rooting for I couldn’t wrap my head around the “Gabriel Dani” couple Above all I did not come to appreciate Gabriel's character He has no spunk no allure rather he comes across as meek not a character that gets my immediate attention By the middle end of the story I found it difficult to invest in any of the characters and ultimately gave up trying to find a final redeeming uality There is a lot that could be said for the impossibility that this love triangle is but to sum it up it is beyond frustrating With that said I believe Chameleon is the type of read that will work only for people who have the right mind set and patience for a love triangle and all the conflicting emotions that it brings If not for that addition to the storyline this could have been a worthwhile read Nonetheless despite my reservations I am still hoping that Ungifted will prove to be what its predecessor is not – memorable with no I wish or as little as possible mention of the love triangle Keeping my fingers crossed A copy was provided by the author for review This Review is also posted on my blog Literary Love Affair