Showing posts with label Breeana Puttroff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breeana Puttroff. Show all posts

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Awesome Books That Are Currently FREE!

Sometimes all it takes is a great incentive to introduce readers to books, series or authors they haven’t tried before. These books are currently FREE at amazon.com. I already read them all and feel comfortable recommending them to you.

The Watchers-The Watcher Series-Lynnie PurcellThe Watchers (Book 1 of the Watcher Series) by Lynnie Purcell



Descension BC Burgess Mystic1Descension (Mystic Series 1) by B.C. Burgess



RunesRunes (The Runes Series 1) by Ednah Walters



CollideCollide (Collide Series Book 1) by Shelly Crane



Walters Ednah Awakened GL1Awakened (The Guardian Legacy Book 1) by Ednah Walters



Seeds of DiscoverySeeds of Discovery (The Dusk Gate Chronicles 1) by Breeana Puttroff



Taylor K Branded Fall of Angels1Branded (Fall of Angels Book 1) by Keary Taylor



EtherealEthereal (Celestra Series Book 1) by Addison Moore


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004U34BZS?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_d_detailpage_o06_

From the WreckageFrom the Wreckage (Wreckage Series 1) by Michele G. Miller



DamagedDamaged (The Rebirth Series Book 1) by Becca Vincenza



SignificanceSignificance (Significance Series Book 1) by Shelly Crane



HOPE-LESS COVERHope(less) (Judgement of the Six Book 1) by Melissa Haag



ENJOY!!!

Monday, June 1, 2015

Now in My Bookbag: A Christmas Rose (A Dusk Gate Chronicles Novella) by Breeana Puttroff

I love this novella. It is sweet, smartly written and heartwarming. The story is about family, the spirit of giving, and pure love.

I am so glad that I decided to read this novella after I finished Blooms of Consequence, book 4 of The Dusk Gate Chronicles.

Puttroff delivers a well-written, feel good story. It is definitely a must read for fans of The Dusk Gate Chronicles.

Saturday, May 30, 2015

Now in My Bookbag: Blooms of Consequence (The Dusk Gate Chronicles #4) by Breeana Puttroff

I really enjoyed this book and felt like the magic of the first book, Seeds of Discovery, was back. There was action, adventure and sheer determination of will. There was romance, love, loss and Quinn, the woman at the center of it all.

I was so excited to read this book and found that every page I turned felt like a continuation of this odyssey. I was so proud of Quinn. She was everything a heroine should be. William was, as ever, her Prince Charming. His love gave her strength. The families I loved, just as in Seeds of Discovery.

I felt that this series was perfect for a young adult reader.

This book created the conclusion of this story arc. There are additional stories to continue the saga including a follow up novella, A Christmas Rose, that occurs a few months after the conclusion of Blooms of Consequence.

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

More Angst Than Action

Quinn’s story continues in Roots of Insight. Her dreams continue as she is drawn more and more to the gate. It seems Quinn is receiving breadcrumbs that lead to some undiscovered truth. This particular book shows just how much she loves the new ‘family’ she has on the other side. Unfortunately, her compulsion complicates her life on Earth in major ways.

In many ways, this book feels mostly like a bridge between Seeds of Discovery and Thorns of Decision. Quinn has no real insight. There is not a lot of action going on and the adventure factor is pretty low. It feels like Puttroff misses the opportunity to develop daring deeds surrounding the disappearance of Thomas. Roots is more angst than action.

Sunday, May 17, 2015

Now in My Bookbag: Seeds of Discovery (The Dusk Gate Chronicles Book 1) by Breeana Puttroff

This book is very enjoyable and a treat for the imagination. There are many elements reminiscent of children’s fairy tales, though it is written for the young adult audience. It also provides an escape into a fantasy world for those in older demographics who enjoy the occasional light read from the YA genre.
The characters are very likeable, with one exception, and adventures are fun. Quinn, the main character, has a very inquisitive nature and feels compelled when there is a mystery to solve. William, another primary character, is an enigma. She can not control the urge to figure him out. There is even more to William than Quinn can image.
She is blown away when she discovers the truth. A whole new world, Eirentheos, opens before her. Quinn’s time with William’s family creates a lasting bond, and she is introduced to a side of him that she has never seen before.
Puttroff weaves an entertaining, fantastical tale of stepping into the imagination only to find that it is real. Through the content in Quinn’s dreams, and the hint that William’s parents are privy to some underlying knowledge, Puttroff creates a whisper of coming plot twists and revelations. This is a delightful read although, due to a specific plot point, this story is appropriate only for the older end of the YA spectrum and up.