Opaque

Adam has never fit in. He is a wolf, while all other humans are animals. They are disgusting and annoying. Except for his mother, who's very scent entices him. He knows it's wrong. He knows he shouldn't feel as he does, but how can he stop it? Every day has been torture, for as long as he can remember. He blends in with the animals, faking his way through the school days. It's no way to live, but what choice does he have? Until Carly Wit transfer to his school, and he finds the first human being that doesn't outright appall him. But is it too late? Can Carly help extinguish the darkness inside of himself?

Opaque begins as an interesting enough read, but quickly falls short as the story progresses. I would have been happy reading about a sociopath who seeks redemption, but Adam never quite crosses that line. Instead, the story turns into more of a star crossed romance with a few battles scattered into it. Battles I actually had no interest in. Definitely read this if you want a teenage romance book, as it focuses heavily on the romance.

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