"Fractured Light" portrays the struggles of a young woman with special abilities trying to live a normal life, all while shouldering the tragedies that have occurred in her family's past. However, not everything that Llona knows is as it seems, and the truth comes across in more jarring tones than ...
Fractured Light pulls you in right from the beginning of the story and the action pulses all the way through. It's unique, captivating, thrilling, yet such a beautiful story that I cannot wait to get more of.We start off with Llona who lives with her uncle Jake after losing both of her parents. Llon...
More of my reviews @ www.obsessionwithbooks.blogspot.comMy rating 3.5/5 starsFractured Light was kindly provided to me by Netgalley for Cedar Fort/Sweetwater Publishing.17 year-old Llona Reese is what is known as an Aura and able to manipulate light and harness its energy, she has lived with her un...
The first emotion that I felt when I started reading Fractured Light by Rachel McClellan was…sadness. From the very opening of the story, I felt sad. I could feel the sorrow and sense of loss that main character Llona Reese goes through at the funeral/cemetery. It was at this point that I knew that ...
It's really not that bad. I actually liked it that I am convinced to read the sequel. Yeay! :)At first I was life "what the heck am I reading?" I can't put my mind into it. Too many things going on at the same time and was hardly able to focus on one thing. But that what brings the story more to lif...
Read the full review here.The story hooked me in from the first few pages; Llona explaining her need to remain unnoticed, her meeting a few new enrolments in school, and using her powers to diffuse a fight. The story progresses rapidly and reveals more about Llona’s past and her powers. The best par...
*ARC from NetGalley*Ultimately I loved this novel and wanting more of the story, the beautiful graphic cover is just a bonus. With wanting a sequel the ending left room for one without it being a cliffhanger but did leave you wanting more. It also left room for the novel to be stand alone as well wi...
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