For Kate Bennet, surviving the car wreck that killed her parents means big changes and even bigger problems. As she begins to see auras and invisible people, Kate must learn to trust Patrick O'Donnell, a handsome Guardian, or risk her life being overrun with Demons. She soon realizes that both she and her heart are in big-time trouble.
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Heather has been writing for the better part of her life, and she intends to keep that a true statement. She is a nerd in nearly every respect. To learn more, visit http://heatherfrost.com
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Firstly I would like to say what a sterling book for a debut author and one so young. Heather Frost is only in her very early twenties but writes as though she has been at it for years. Her use of english and sentence structure is exemplory.
The title of this book threw me. The book is called Seers yet as far as I could tell Kate, our main character, can only see auras which tell emotions. In history a Seer should be able to tell the future and the see back into the past so...I would have preferred another title.
The story (unfortunately for me) starts off so similar to many other YA books i've read of late i.e.the book is based around the school scenario with the high school jock as a boyfriend, parents suddenly die, lots of grief and trauma, cute new guy shows up at same said school, turns out he's an absolute hottie, girl can't tear her eyes away from his piercing pools etc. Yeah, you know the drill. I forgot the 'woe is me' theme too.
Then we have the ''confession''. Where cute boy tells damsel in distress that he's her Guardian. Here to save her life when it needs saving...
Half way through the book I began to feel like this was STILL nothing new but I kept going to see if it would pick up.
What held the book together for me was the narrative. Except there was far too much of it. Frost spent about 20 pages writing about how the character, Kate, feels about new boy Patrick. And it went on and on and on...I did skip lots of pages here while scanning still just to check I hadn't missed anything. The build up between Patrick and Kate is over half the book and personally just lost its edge and became dull with a hint of...JUST GET ON WITH IT...... Read more ›
The title of this book threw me. The book is called Seers yet as far as I could tell Kate, our main character, can only see auras which tell emotions. In history a Seer should be able to tell the future and the see back into the past so...I would have preferred another title.
The story (unfortunately for me) starts off so similar to many other YA books i've read of late i.e.the book is based around the school scenario with the high school jock as a boyfriend, parents suddenly die, lots of grief and trauma, cute new guy shows up at same said school, turns out he's an absolute hottie, girl can't tear her eyes away from his piercing pools etc. Yeah, you know the drill. I forgot the 'woe is me' theme too.
Then we have the ''confession''. Where cute boy tells damsel in distress that he's her Guardian. Here to save her life when it needs saving...
Half way through the book I began to feel like this was STILL nothing new but I kept going to see if it would pick up.
What held the book together for me was the narrative. Except there was far too much of it. Frost spent about 20 pages writing about how the character, Kate, feels about new boy Patrick. And it went on and on and on...I did skip lots of pages here while scanning still just to check I hadn't missed anything. The build up between Patrick and Kate is over half the book and personally just lost its edge and became dull with a hint of...JUST GET ON WITH IT...... Read more ›
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Seers is about a girl named Kate who survives an accident, but her parents don't. She's left living with her grandparents (which are the cutest things EVER) and her twin sisters. But that's not all, Kate can see auras and she has a best friend who knows this secret (I don't know how I would ever bring this up to another human being). She also has a boyfriend (who I personally think is a douchebag) and she's trying her best to get her life back on track.
Seers kinda feels like de ja vu, doesn't it? And at first I felt that way, until Patrick comes strolling in. Mysterious, handsome, what-the-heck-is-he-doing-here (because we met him in the first chapter) Patrick. But Patrick wasn't just mysterious in the fact that Kate didn't understand why he was there, but it's a mystery for the readers too because... what the heck happened to you Patrick?! Along with Patrick, you get Toni. Ah, Toni... misbehaved, hilarious and just *sigh*. I reallyyy liked Toni. He was the humor, and he's horrible at following rules.
Seers took me by complete surprised, I thought I was in for a familiar ride but I was wrong. Kate does a pretty good job of handling herself even though she doesn't really know what she's doing. The concept of the guardians was an intriguing one, just like Kate, I was eating up everything Patrick had to tell about his experience and what this all was. And Kate's grandpa? He totally kicks butt, I LOVE him! Finally a story where the adults are present and a pleasure to be around!
While I did love the characters and I really liked the plot, for some reason I didn't LOVE this novel. I really wanted to, but I just didn't. I am completely looking forward to the next novel though!
Seers kinda feels like de ja vu, doesn't it? And at first I felt that way, until Patrick comes strolling in. Mysterious, handsome, what-the-heck-is-he-doing-here (because we met him in the first chapter) Patrick. But Patrick wasn't just mysterious in the fact that Kate didn't understand why he was there, but it's a mystery for the readers too because... what the heck happened to you Patrick?! Along with Patrick, you get Toni. Ah, Toni... misbehaved, hilarious and just *sigh*. I reallyyy liked Toni. He was the humor, and he's horrible at following rules.
Seers took me by complete surprised, I thought I was in for a familiar ride but I was wrong. Kate does a pretty good job of handling herself even though she doesn't really know what she's doing. The concept of the guardians was an intriguing one, just like Kate, I was eating up everything Patrick had to tell about his experience and what this all was. And Kate's grandpa? He totally kicks butt, I LOVE him! Finally a story where the adults are present and a pleasure to be around!
While I did love the characters and I really liked the plot, for some reason I didn't LOVE this novel. I really wanted to, but I just didn't. I am completely looking forward to the next novel though!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Seers took me by total surprise! I had been in a bit of a reading rut when I started Seers. You know what I'm talking about reading books that are OK but nothing that has you staying up into the night to finish. I happily had a late night date with Seers.
Though Kate has just been through a major life altering time of loosing both her parents, I felt that Heather Frost did a great job of stating situations and moving forward. There was never a cloud of depression and I always wanted to know what was going to happen next to Kate, especially after the Guardians got involved. Kate was such a strong, wonderful lead character. I loved her best friend Lee. Lee is an at-the-moment Goth, a pushes Kate were she needs to go, crazy antics, kind of friend. Kate and Lee balanced each other out. I could understand why Kate could not tell Lee things...But I so wanted Lee to know all her Seer stuff!
Oh the Guardians of the Seers... In a word: YUM. I loved all three we got to meet. Patrick is all about the job, until Kate becomes his job. That throws him for a loop. Toni, Patrick's partner is a former thief, and quite the charmer. Then there is Jack, who just so happens to have a past with one of Kate's family members. A very interesting past...Oh no you have to read the book to find out the rest of the story.
This was a fun YA read. Loved it!
Happy Reading,
Rebecca
Though Kate has just been through a major life altering time of loosing both her parents, I felt that Heather Frost did a great job of stating situations and moving forward. There was never a cloud of depression and I always wanted to know what was going to happen next to Kate, especially after the Guardians got involved. Kate was such a strong, wonderful lead character. I loved her best friend Lee. Lee is an at-the-moment Goth, a pushes Kate were she needs to go, crazy antics, kind of friend. Kate and Lee balanced each other out. I could understand why Kate could not tell Lee things...But I so wanted Lee to know all her Seer stuff!
Oh the Guardians of the Seers... In a word: YUM. I loved all three we got to meet. Patrick is all about the job, until Kate becomes his job. That throws him for a loop. Toni, Patrick's partner is a former thief, and quite the charmer. Then there is Jack, who just so happens to have a past with one of Kate's family members. A very interesting past...Oh no you have to read the book to find out the rest of the story.
This was a fun YA read. Loved it!
Happy Reading,
Rebecca
Format:Kindle Edition
Kate the "seer," was involved in an accident resulting in her ability to see auras of people, the good, the bad, and the ugly. It is a great story, with twists, turns, and, oh yeah, the best part: a cute guy named Patrick who is from Ireland...a long time ago. Yes, he is a supernatural, an angel to be exact. It is a fun, clean story, full of suspense, action...and some great kisses;}. Kate is strong and capable, able to fight her own battles. And battles she does fight! Can't wait to read the rest of the series.
I enjoyed the story and I really liked the supporting cast, Kate's BFF Lee, her Twin sisters, an her awesome grandpa, also Patrick's mischievous friend Toni.
The first chapter is about how Patrick came to 'be.' I have to say, I didn't like the chapter and almost deleted the book, but a friend recommend the story to me so I persevered. SO GLAD I DID!
Heather is a talented author. I had no idea she was so young. WOW! Even more impressive. The writing is strong and the story is articulated well. I highly recommend this story.
Congrats to a novice author.
PS: Shame on Cedar Fort for NOT linking the next story in the series, Demons, to Seers. I had to hunt it down to find it. Not a nice way to take care of one of your talented authors.
If you want a link to book two~and you will ;} ~here it is!
http://www.amazon.com/Demons-ebook/dp/B0098PE85Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1368214728&sr=1-1
I enjoyed the story and I really liked the supporting cast, Kate's BFF Lee, her Twin sisters, an her awesome grandpa, also Patrick's mischievous friend Toni.
The first chapter is about how Patrick came to 'be.' I have to say, I didn't like the chapter and almost deleted the book, but a friend recommend the story to me so I persevered. SO GLAD I DID!
Heather is a talented author. I had no idea she was so young. WOW! Even more impressive. The writing is strong and the story is articulated well. I highly recommend this story.
Congrats to a novice author.
PS: Shame on Cedar Fort for NOT linking the next story in the series, Demons, to Seers. I had to hunt it down to find it. Not a nice way to take care of one of your talented authors.
If you want a link to book two~and you will ;} ~here it is!
http://www.amazon.com/Demons-ebook/dp/B0098PE85Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1368214728&sr=1-1
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Seriously Good Book
It's rare anymore that I have time to read books, so if I'm going to pick one up, it has to be very interesting for me to spend the time on it. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Cindy C. Bennett
4.0 out of 5 stars
great read
Really enjoyed book one, liked book two even better! Cant wait for the third! Big thanks to the authors mom for sharing the books!
Published 3 months ago by Jennie
3.0 out of 5 stars
3.5 Stars
Apparently, my YA funk is still hanging around. I've read a few in the mix recently that have broken through the funk and allowed me to see hope in the genre, but more often than... Read more
Published 7 months ago by SandyReview
5.0 out of 5 stars
Loved it!!!
Love Love this book!!! Just bought the second one in the trilogy!!! I would recommend it to anyone! It is a fast moving book and a fun story! Read more
Published 8 months ago by shaymore
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cool book!
This was a really interesting story. I found myself confused at the end of the prologue, thinking it was going to be another religious and historical type read, but that's not... Read more
Published 8 months ago by MnBookLady
4.0 out of 5 stars
New take on angels
After the accident that took her parents' life, Kate Bennet could be never be the same girl again. It wasn't just the emotional after effect. Read more
Published 8 months ago by b00k r3vi3ws
4.0 out of 5 stars
A wonderful start for a debut author!
I received the second book in this series from Net Galley to review, but I hadn't read this one yet, and I don't read out of order! Read more
Published 9 months ago by bhwrn1
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not to bad :)
This is my first book by Heather Frost and I thought it was okay. Seers is the first book of the series and it revolves around Kate who now sees auras, invisible guardians and... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Stormi Johnson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Brilliant start to the Seers Trilogy
Wow what a brilliant book. This book has two guardians, Patrick and Toni, who really are not the typical image you would have for a guardian angel. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Sanz
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun and Exciting
Seers
Author: Heather Frost
Pages: 331
Expected Publication Date: Oct. 14th
My Rating: 4 out of 5 golden apples. Read more
Author: Heather Frost
Pages: 331
Expected Publication Date: Oct. 14th
My Rating: 4 out of 5 golden apples. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Swoon Worthy Books
