C.J. Omololu's sophomore novel, Transcendence, has very little in common with her debut Dirty Little Secrets... except for the fact that they're both captivating reads.Omololu's debut is about a girl dealing with her mother's uncontrollable urge to hoard - think along the lines of the A&E's Hoarders...
MY THOUGHTSREALLY LIKED ITCello player and high school student, Cole (Nicole), keeps have breaks with reality, triggered by her location, where is transported back in time and reenacts history. At first, she feels like she is just a witness, but then the flashbacks become more personal and she feel...
I have to say that after finishing Transcendence, I'm left with mixed feelings. There were parts that I absolutely adored and sometimes I just found myself shaking my head and wanting to do a facepalm. And some of those times I did. For me, Transcendence started of with a bang by being right in the ...
Transcendence was an interesting look at reincarnation, and what would happen if you could remember all of your previous lifetimes. Cole is a child prodigy cellist, who, while on vacation with her sister and father in London, starts experiencing ridiculously real visions of things that happened in t...
4 starsI think I enjoyed Transcendence so much because of how much I liked the protagonist. I was immediately invested in Cole’s lives, both present and past. I was held in an agony of suspense as she tried to make sense of everything that was happening to her. As she learns more about her past, ...
Mesmerising from the start, the memories of the past haunts the reader just as it haunts the characters. What I enjoyed most about this book is the memories that haunts the characters. With each new memory that has surfaced, Cole faces a dark past that keeps me entertained. I loved the feel of the ...
To be honest, I was so close to putting this book down. I am not really a fan of prologues and I felt that this one didn't do the story justice. Yes, it is very important to the story, but I feel like it would have been better placed after she meets Griffon. That said, once I got into this story...
I think the idea of reincarnation is fascinating, so when I read the synopsis for this book I was really excited about it. I was a bit disappointed that it was pretty slow moving, but it was still interesting and was able to keep my attention. It took a little while to really get into it and at fir...
Fans of both historical fantasy and vampires will love TRANSCENDENCE, despite the fact that neither are between it's pages. With just the right mix of mythology, adolescent love, and adventure, Omololu's story was both thought provoking and entertaining. While I would have liked a climax that reli...
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