Promise
by:
Kristie Cook (author)
Alexis Ames has a life full of promise...but not all promises can be kept.****1st Place - 2010 Royal Palm Literary Award - Fantasy (Published) by Florida Writers Association"An exciting and fascinating fantasy of demons and angels, highly recommended" - Midwest Book Review"Promise is a book...
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Alexis Ames has a life full of promise...but not all promises can be kept.****1st Place - 2010 Royal Palm Literary Award - Fantasy (Published) by Florida Writers Association"An exciting and fascinating fantasy of demons and angels, highly recommended" - Midwest Book Review"Promise is a book bursting at the seams - with an ending that'll leave you wanting more." - L. Reeves, A Life Bound by Books"...completely blown away by the writing, story line, and characters..." - Jessica, Total Bookaholic****When Alexis Ames is attacked by creatures that can't be real, she decides it's time she learns who she really is, with or without the help of her mother, who guards their family's secrets closely. After meeting the inhumanly attractive, multi-talented Tristan Knight, however, Alexis retreats behind her façade of normalcy...until she discovers he's not exactly normal either. Then their secrets begin to unravel.Their union brings hope and promise to her family's secret society, the Angels' army, and to the future of mankind. But it also incites a dangerous pursuit by the enemy - Satan's minions and Tristan's creators. After all, Alexis and Tristan are a match made in Heaven and in Hell.****"It had me up late at night to 'just read another chapter'" - Author Jessica Bell"I would recommend this to anyone who has read Christine Feehan's Carpathian novels." - P.A. Fleming
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780984562121 (0984562125)
ASIN: 984562125
Publish date: August 26th 2011
Publisher: Ang'dora Productions, LLC
Pages no: 368
Edition language: English
Series: Soul Savers (#1)
Too much of the first part of the book is the mom convincing her daughter none of it is real. She accepts that she can magically heal injuries such as burns and cuts to herself in front of her eyes - but hey, the people trying to kill her are all in her imagination because things like that are impos...
Too much of the first part of the book is the mom convincing her daughter none of it is real. She accepts that she can magically heal injuries such as burns and cuts to herself in front of her eyes - but hey, the people trying to kill her are all in her imagination because things like that are impos...
Not sure why this has such a high average rating. It reminded me of a hundred other young adult books published over the past several years, but this book stands out only because it has an angsty, whiny female protagonist who acts more like a freshman in high school rather than in college.
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