Infinite Days is a unique take on vampires. I really enjoyed Maizel’s fresh interpretation of what it means to be a vampire; it helped Infinite Days stand out from the rest of the vampire stories and all the more interesting to read. The story overall was enjoyable to read, if a little odd at times. But even though, I liked reading Infinite Days, I did not like it as much as I could have. Maizel’s writing was pretty satisfactory even though she could have integrated Lenah’s flashbacks more smoothly. However, there were certain parts of the story that I just didn’t like. I think Lenah made the wrong decision in picking which guy to like, so I was always bothered with the tension between her and her best friend and her attachment to her boyfriend. The entire second part of the novel was also a bit bizarre, especially when Lenah gains special powers. I didn’t quite buy into that. As Infinite Days is the first installment in a new series, it will be interesting to see what Maizel produces next, particularly with the drastic turn of events from this novel.
Infinite Days may be enjoyed by fans of Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick, Evernight by Claudia Gray, and Fallen by Lauren Kate.
Rating: 3.5
Review copy from publisher St. Martin's Griffin through LibraryThing Early Reviewers
Infinite Days by Rebecca Maizel
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