18 Thoughts
Book Three of "My So Called Afterlife" Trilogy
by Jamie Ayres
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Pub Date Jan 27 2015 | Archive Date Apr 01 2015
Description
The new hottie at school reads her thoughts but nobody else’s. Her best friend wakes up from his coma acting like a completely different person. Caught in a world that’s a mix of familiar and supernatural, she must confront what she will—or won’t—do to bring him back and stare down her own perceived inadequacies to face a couple of tenacious demons, figurative and literal.
Everything she thought she knew about reality will change as she walks the line between past and present, fear and faith, love and loyalty.
And by the end of a heartbreaking year, she might be forced to realize “normal” in the conventional sense of the word is the one thing she may never achieve.
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781620078334 |
PRICE | $15.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Detailed review coming later in the day.
I haven't read the other books in the series, but I didn't need to. even as a standalone, the book never ceases to amaze me as a reader with all its numerous twists and turns. The mystery never seems to end, and it is amusingly stretched. All the characters are confused because of the constant suspense, and they are endearingly etched. The author has done a fabulous job of fiction, keeping me hooked for days.
Such a great read. One of the best I've received from NetGalley. I wish I had had the first two books in the series to really support this one for me, but overall I loved the writing style and got really into the characters and who they were.
I didn't care much for the multiple POV's but I'm not a fan of those in general anyway. Overall thought this was a great read.
{My Thoughts} – Olga, Connor and Nate all have something in common. The problem is that neither of them really know what is that they have in common other then each other in present day.
Olga and Connor went sailing one day and Connor was hit by lightening and fell in the water. Olga when in after him to save him, however, Connor was stuck in a coma.
Nate on the other hand had been drag racing with a pal of his and all though he crashed he lived, but not without landing a stay in the hospital.
Nate and Conner become roomies in the hospital and that is how Olga and Nate meet. They start hanging out together and eventually Connor wakes up but he isn’t the Connor that everyone remembered and loved. He is someone completely different and because of that a lot of not so normal events begin to unfold.
If you enjoy reading books about demons and angels and how they come to be and how they battle one another or just find the concept entertaining I am sure you will enjoy this book. I realize this is the third book to the series and I have not read the first two, however with that in mind it seemed to read well as a stand alone book, which I am grateful for all things considering. I need to track down the other two books so that I can read and review them.
I had received this book on netgally in return for an honest review. My only complaint is that it wasn’t a book I could send to my kindle so I Was stuck reading it on my desktop, which trapped me to my computer and made it more difficult for me to keep my interest in the book. When I am on my computer I multitask and well I can’t just read I have to do a ton of other things as well.
I did however, enjoy this book and I hope to read more from this author in the near future!
I wasn't aware that this is part of a series but it didn't bother me because in my opinion, this book can also be read as a stand-alone.
I totally enjoyed the story. It was quite slow in the beginning but I think it's supposed to be like that. I'm a fan of multiple POV's so it's a plus. The story is original and appealing. The author's writing style is engaging as well. I wasn't expecting THAT plot twist at all. This was a very entertaining read and I'm thinking of getting the first two books.
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