YA Paranormal Romance/Sci-Fi
Date Published: 4/13/2013
Angry at the human race and its methodical destruction of her resources, Mother Earth recruits souls who have just left their bodies to serve Her, and turns them against humanity. A powerful, rising force proceeds to carry out Mother Nature’s plan to systematically destroy towns, cities, states… and eventually, the world. Amidst the chaos, a forbidden relationship between a human girl, Violette, and Onyx, a lead Gemini, begins. They will both find themselves in the middle of a revolutionary war that will either save, or destroy our world.
My Review:
Well, the first thing that draws me to a book is the cover and this one just doesn't do it for me. :'(
This story deals with a subject matter that while everyone has heard about, I'm not sure everyone knows exactly all of the aspects of it. Global Warming and the possible consequences of pollution and the like.
The plot itself was a bit one dimensional for my taste. I understood what point the author was trying to make, but I wished there would have been more.
The characters on the other hand were very well done. I liked the growth they showed and they were multi-dimensional.
I think this was a great concept but the execution could have been a bit better. It was a good novel though.
This story deals with a subject matter that while everyone has heard about, I'm not sure everyone knows exactly all of the aspects of it. Global Warming and the possible consequences of pollution and the like.
The plot itself was a bit one dimensional for my taste. I understood what point the author was trying to make, but I wished there would have been more.
The characters on the other hand were very well done. I liked the growth they showed and they were multi-dimensional.
I think this was a great concept but the execution could have been a bit better. It was a good novel though.
I was born in Chesapeake, Virginia on April 19th, 1979. I was raised within the American Indian religion and was taught great respect for the earth and all its living beings. Powwows, sweat lodges, vision quests, you name it, I’ve done it. I was the weird kid who would confront kids on the playground in elementary school when they squished a bug. I would very sincerely tell them what they were doing was morally wrong and then I would pray for the bug to come back as a butterfly in its next life.
I grew up admiring my father, Barry Weinstock, as an author. He took me around the country to different places so he could research and write his Wilderness Survival books. One of his greatest works, “The Path of Power,” was written with a great medicine man, Sunbear. When I was twelve I started
hand writing novels. My first one was two thousand pages. My dad always encouraged me and would rave about my writing. He gave me the confidence I needed to keep writing and follow my dream. My daughter, who is twelve, is currently working on her first novel. I hope to continue the legacy.
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