Blurb:
Sixteen-year-old Cee has
a hopeless crush on her best friend Marcus. Unfortunately for her, he’s
gay. In the wake of Marcus’s older brother leaving home to join the
Aerie, Marcus has become increasingly distant. When Cee discovers she
has a troublesome dragon named Livian living inside her things grow even
more complicated.
Marcus urges Cee to go to the Magi to have Livian removed, but the more Cee becomes attached to Livian, the more she questions the decision. Should she change her natural self for the crush who will never love her anyway?
Marcus urges Cee to go to the Magi to have Livian removed, but the more Cee becomes attached to Livian, the more she questions the decision. Should she change her natural self for the crush who will never love her anyway?
Christine's review:
Everything
is about to change in Cee's life, but not in the way she expects. She
knows the day will come when she will have to say goodbye to her best
friend, Marcus, a guy she's hopelessly in love with, and they'll go live
with their own clans. The thing is, Cee has a dragon inside of her
which are supposed to be extinct. She has no clan. Marcus suggests
having the dragon removed, but Cee doesn't know if she can. Will she
give up her dragon for a man who will never love her back?
A wonderfully written YA paranormal fantasy with shapeshifters, psychics, and dragons, oh my! Well, one dragon named Livian. I best give him the spotlight lest he eat me! He's a bit troublesome, but he and Cee are learning to live together in the same body. It's fun and fascinating to read about how Cee deals with the changes within her, and how her friends are dealing with theirs. Each of them are going through a different journey as their powers come to bear as they approach adulthood. The majority of the population shapeshifts into animals, and then they go live with their particular clans. Each with their own strengths and weaknesses.
I also loved everything going on underneath the trouble Cee and her friends are having. The Magi, the various clans, the Brigade, and all the conflicts and politics that go with them. Who to trust? And where will each path lead? There's a great mystery in the east as well. Lots going on and everything is woven together beautifully.
M. Pepper Langlinais has created an incredible world with great characters for young and old readers alike. I can't wait to read more in the Changers series!
A wonderfully written YA paranormal fantasy with shapeshifters, psychics, and dragons, oh my! Well, one dragon named Livian. I best give him the spotlight lest he eat me! He's a bit troublesome, but he and Cee are learning to live together in the same body. It's fun and fascinating to read about how Cee deals with the changes within her, and how her friends are dealing with theirs. Each of them are going through a different journey as their powers come to bear as they approach adulthood. The majority of the population shapeshifts into animals, and then they go live with their particular clans. Each with their own strengths and weaknesses.
I also loved everything going on underneath the trouble Cee and her friends are having. The Magi, the various clans, the Brigade, and all the conflicts and politics that go with them. Who to trust? And where will each path lead? There's a great mystery in the east as well. Lots going on and everything is woven together beautifully.
M. Pepper Langlinais has created an incredible world with great characters for young and old readers alike. I can't wait to read more in the Changers series!
Buy the book:
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Evernight Teen * Amazon Kindle (US) * Amazon Kindle (UK) * Smashwords
Paperback - Createspace
E-Book
Evernight Teen * Amazon Kindle (US) * Amazon Kindle (UK) * Smashwords
Sounds like a book I'd love!!! Great Review, Christine!!! As Always!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cathrina!
DeleteThanks for the review!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! :)
DeleteAwesome cover. Sounds like a really delicious read!
ReplyDeleteLove the author's style too.
DeleteThank you. Drat you. Too many dragons would be barely enough and I have succumbed.
ReplyDeleteAnd you don't want to miss Livian the dragon. Love him!
DeleteOooh, this sounds really different. I like it! Thanks for the review, Christine.
ReplyDeleteIt's an original take on a lot of popular YA themes.
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