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Flame Moon (A Flame Moon Novel Book 1) Kindle Edition
Join the steamy adventure in this best-selling paranormal romance!
Skye Walters thought waking up on the side of a river with no memory was her biggest problem. She had no idea that the man who had saved her from drowning, the man she now depended on, Aiden, was more than mere mortal. A warrior of ancient.
No memory, nowhere to go, Skye stays in the mountain town, only to discover she herself, has unexplained powers. Her life, her destiny, are soon out of her control, as are her feelings for Aiden. The deeper Skye gets sucked into Aiden’s hidden world, the more the past, and who she really is, threatens her future, her love, her sanity.
The Flame Moon series is intended for mature audiences. There is violence, sexual situations, and language that isn't so polite.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateNovember 26, 2013
- File size1649 KB
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"Everyone is a mystery...Kudos for the author on that one. She has taken parts of mythology and created her own world. It was very creative and intriguing." - Amy, The Book Diaries
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- ASIN : B008SGZOL8
- Publisher : AWD Publishing; 4th edition (November 26, 2013)
- Publication date : November 26, 2013
- Language : English
- File size : 1649 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 255 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #14,283 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #53 in Psychic Romance
- #154 in Coming of Age Fantasy eBooks
- #655 in Paranormal & Urban Fantasy (Kindle Store)
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What I wasn't expecting was this was a new take on Gods and Godesses, however in this book they are actually called Panthenites it's actually the humans that gave them the title of gods. They are not actually gods but a long lived species with special powers. There are two factions of these "gods" the Panthenites (good'ish") and the Malefic's (Evil); of course they are at odds with each other and almost always on the brink of war.
Skye is a strong female character. She wakes up with no memory of who she is, but instead of freaking out she seems to take it mostly in stride. Of course she feels lost and wants to know who she is but with the support of Mary, Triation and Charlotte she doesn't completely freak. When she displays huge amounts of power at first she has a hard time taking it all in, but with the support and explanation of Aiden she soon starts to come around and start believing. She takes all the training that Aiden forces upon her and doesn't complain ... much ... when he's putting her on her a$$ time and time again. Even though Aiden is pushing her hard she seems to understand that it's for her protection. The passion between Skye and Aiden is a slow burn at first but once it catches it ignites into an unstoppable force. But forces are working against Aiden and Skye, namely the elders and the Malefic's. Skye may not know who she is, but it appears that others do and the danger surrounding Skye escalates to the point that even Aiden may not be able to protect her.
Aiden is a complicated man, for centuries he has been the councils personal weapon. He has warred and killed all for the "greater good", but years ago he realized that he can't always live with acting towards the greater good, it was killing his soul as much as it was killing his targets. His anguish towards those deeds is heartening, you know that he's made a difference but at what cost to himself? These days he keeps a low profile, until Skye. For weeks he fought his overwhelming attraction to Skye, but something always held him back until he all but imploded with feeling towards her. His bliss with Skye is short lived however, with forces beyond his control gunning for the one person he would give anything protect he realizes that he may not be enough to keep her safe.
This title is action packed and faced paced. You are swept up into the story, there are twists, betrayals and enough fight scenes to keep everything moving along swiftly. It doesn't take long to get wrapped up in the characters as well. Not only are Skye and Aiden engaging but you find that you come to care for Triation and Charlotte just as much. I quite enjoyed this story and will be looking forward to the next book, because I will want to see what the flame moon brings!
Rating: 4
That said...there were still some issues. There were some run-on sentences, missing punctuation and typos every now and then, but they weren't rampant. There were a couple of big plotholes, which I would love to discuss but feel like I really can't without spoilers. Basically, though, someone wants Skye dead or turned evil, and sets up an elaborate plan to do it when in reality they could have just grabbed her from the get-go, and this someone also thinks that doing some things are definitely not in Skye's best interests are to protect her, explanations which I found lacking. The amnesia plotline and the matter of revealing a supernatural world to Skye results in a lot of info-dumping at the beginning of the book, which is never really a good thing. While I liked how Skye's returning memories were handled at first, that quickly ended, and suddenly Skye just remembered everything, which was very abrupt, and then suddenly we're expected to make connections with people and events in Skye's memories that were never explained, leaving me a bit baffled as to how Skye knew some of the things she did. I also thought the "climax" of the book came a bit early, which left a lot of story afterwards that didn't have as much propelling it, and I never really understood the Panthenite/Malefic conflict and what determines who is a Panthenite and who is a Malefic. Oh, and the sex was good, but I did get kind of tired of Skye screaming during it all the time.
Still, I found all of those issues relatively minor, and overall I really enjoyed Flame Moon. I would definitely recommend this to someone looking for a good paranormal romance, I look forward to reading the other two books in this trilogy.
3.5 stars out of 5.
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That said, I found the typical dark brooding male, helpless female thing very outdated and Mills and boon. I found the tedious sex scenes to be just unnecessary and standard unimaginative fare, I just ended up skipping those bits and the ending was a complete disappointment therefore. I think those scenes detract from the story and I would be happier being left with some mystery to concentrate on the detail. I recently read a book called 'Daughter of Smoke and Bone', another fantasy fiction where there was a love story running through the adventure, but it was such a relief when all sex scenes were left to the imagination. The writer still managed to convey the power of their relationship without resorting to a few cheap thrills, in fact more so.
Also some of the typos and grammatical errors could do with fixing; 'could of' instead of 'could have' for instance, is a basic schoolboy error. I would give this three and a half stars really as seems a little too much, but 3 seems mean, because the story itself did captivate me from page one.




It was also a little predictable to be honest, and there are obvious comparisons to be made with the Twilight saga, but I still enjoyed the book.