Awakening
Karice Bolton
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(Bulldog Press, Sept. 27, 2011)
Book 1 of The Watchers TrilogyParanormal Romance Alone in snowy, remote Whistler village, Ana tries to build a new life since losing her parents. With a cozy condo, a sweet-faced bulldog and an evening job to leave the days free for the slopes, life slips into a great routine. If only she could shake the guilt for not remembering anything about her parents and banish the night terrors that haunt her every dream. On a whim, Ana goes out with Athen, a guy sheâs just met in the Grizzly Pub... The only problem is that she feels like she already knows him. Within 48 hours of meeting Athen and his family, Anaâs world implodes. She falls for Athen quickly and before she knows it, a past life begins to resurface. As thrilling as the revelations appear at first, she fights against the chilling information that Athen is from the underworld. Soon she begins to struggle as her own supernatural gifts are slowly unveiled, and she realizes that the nightmares sheâs been having might be premonitions and not dreams at all. It is up to Ana to decipher between fact and fiction before it is too late, and her new love, Athen, follows in her same fate - one that is lost between two worlds. REVIEWSâThe plot in Awakening is very intricate. There is an elaborate backstory and complex Nephilim lore. I found the take on angels really well thought out.â GiselleâIt was so different from the standard in YA right now that I am shocked to put it lightly. I really didnât even see the ending coming and that cliffhanger, OH MY GOD!ââAnother thing I really enjoyed about this book is the authorâs incredible use of imagery, from the snow on the ground and trees, to the crisp feeling of the cold air. Karice Bolton paints the most perfect holiday picture with words, making this a must read over the holidays.â DanielleâI enjoy anything paranormal and a story about angels and demons is perfect. The suspense that is given through Anaâs dreams really kept me thrown off at wondering what is real and what was simply just a dream.â HeatherâAna's emotions all make sense and feel very organic to her as a character, and early on in the book it was very easy to identify with her.â Kate(Urban Fantasy Reviews)Awakening - Book #1 of The Watchers TrilogyLegions - Book #2 of The Watchers TrilogyCataclysm - Book #3 of The Watchers Trilogy