Jade Kerrion is a writer that has written some very intense novels. I eagerly look forward to each new release she puts out and I have enjoyed them all so far. As you can see by the reviews below:
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
And are they gods?, February 4, 2013
Ms Kerrion has done it again. Another story that grips you from the
start and makes you sit and read it in one sitting. This story starts
out as a science fictiony college class story but quickly you come to
realize that the world they are developing is one you recognize very
well. The development of the planet through its stages is a fine
back drop to the development between the two main characters of this
story. The heroine Jem is much deeper than she seems and the more you
learn about her the more I think many will like her. This story
is closer to a YA than the rest of her work but it is light and good and
has some depth that makes it great reading for adults. Once more, she
knocked it out of the park!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Even stronger than the last, January 28, 2013
This series gets stronger and stronger with each book. The action is
hard and fast paced and the characters are rich and draw you in. Yet
again I find myself almost in tears at the things done to the hero of
this series. Jade draws you in and makes you pray that this time
someone will save him and understand him. His physical twin
Galahad is outwardly what every woman would want but inwardly he never
got a chance to grow understanding. I can't wait for the next
installment which will hopefully be easier on poor Danyeal. The
pain and emotional agony of this one character shows just how cruel and
down right rotten most people are. That they rarely look into the eyes
of those they despise to see the real person inside. Another amazing
work of fiction. Lets get the next one out soon!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
One nasty betrayal, January 28, 2013
The author has done it again. I read through this book in one sitting
this morning and I can't wait to read the third book now. The main
character Danyeal has so much to give yet everyone seems to take their
fears out on him. He is a healer of unparallelled ability and yes has
the same ability to hurt but refuses to use it. His shields cause most
to have terrible reactions to him and just when you think he has one
friend the author strips him away too. While the cruelty to this
character is heart wrenching it is also compelling. Jade has made a
book that you have to read and makes you want to pick up that third book
once you put this one down. Very very talented author deserving more
than five stars for sure.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
The start of something amazing, January 24, 2013
Genetic manipulation, clones and mutants abound in this the first book
of this series. We get the full range of scum and villainy and the
heartbreakingly honest and clean heroes. As I read this book I keep
wanting to cry at all the horrendous things that had been done to
Danyeal. The more I got into the novel the more I wanted to take Zara's
favorite option of kill the idiots. An Alpha empath, the
strongest most likely on the planet and everyone has wants, desires and
needs that just don't take into account this poor man's need of
something as simple as someone caring for him. To feel so deeply from
babyhood and to have them hate him or want to use him and to feel the
physical side effects of their emotions? Whoa cruel but this book was
hard to put down. Read it in one afternoon and I would recommend you
make sure you have time to read it in one sitting. It is powerful and
definitely worth the read.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Romping fun read, January 10, 2013
This book grabbed you by the throat and dragged you through one hell of a
ride. Dee, the heroine of the piece, is a strong young human
surrounded by those who are not. Almost a simple 17 year old, she is
strong of spirit and opinion. Standing up to gangs, mutants, clones,
assassins and her own brother she takes charge of her life and her
brother's. The story built and built and just when you think it is all
lost she kicks butt. Definitely how a mom would want her daughter to
grow up. Strong, powerful in her own uniquely human way and loyal. This
is a great book for both the young adults it is aimed at and adults who
want something clean and fast paced. I highly recommend it. Buy it,
read it and then go on for the rest of this very talented writer. My
favorite part was how music became a form of communication.
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