Saturday, September 16, 2017

[BOOK REVIEW] Need by Carrie Jones




Title:  Need

Author:  Carrie Jones

GenreParanormal Romance

Year Published: 2008

Number of Pages: 306 pages

Date Read: 6/17/2010

Series: Need #1

Publisher: Bloomsbury  

Source:  Library

Content Rating:  Ages 15+  (Some Language)

Buy on:  Amazon  //  Book Depository 



“Need” is one of the first paranormal books I have read in my life and I can tell you that I really enjoyed reading this book! “Need” is a paranormal book written by Carrie Jones and it is about how Zara White realizes that a mysterious stranger has followed her from her hometown Charleston to her new home in Maine. “Need” is a brilliant book that will be a huge hit for paranormal fans.

What can I say? Carrie Jones has really brought life to this paranormal romantic story. Carrie Jones has made the book extremely intense yet charming at the same time as Zara White is a truly wonderful character in this book. Zara is not afraid to speak her mind as she is genuinely interested in World Peace and she tells everyone her desire to be a pacifist with such passion that it makes her a truly admirable and courageous character. Another character who is truly memorable in this book is Nick Colt as he seems like a mysterious character, but as the story progresses, he becomes a close friend to Zara as he is willing to protect her from any danger. Carrie Jones brings creativity to this book as each chapter is named after various types of phobias that Zara experiences in her adventures in Maine such as one chapter being called “Didaskaleinophobia – fear of going to school” and another chapter is called “Sitophobia – fear of eating.”

For adults who do not like bad language in books, this book has a couple of mild profanities, but the profanities in this book are not as strong as some of the books and it might not affect many adults who dislike bad language in books.


“Need” is a truly mesmerizing book full of mystery and romance that any hardcore paranormal fan will for ages.





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