TEEN BOOKS & OTHER STUFF: Indie YA Books Summer Book Club

Friday 6 June 2014

Indie YA Books Summer Book Club – Our Choices of Books To Discuss!

Schedule

June 2–June 13
Living With Your Past Selves by Bill Hiatt

June 16–June 26
The Chosen: The Chosen Series, Book 1 by Andrea Buginksy

June 30–July 10
Only Human by Maria Bradley

July 14–July 24
The Founders by Holly Barbo

July 28–August 7
Finding My Escape by Fran Veal

August 11–August 21
The Chosen: Zincian Legend Trilogy, Book 1 by Sheenah Freitas

August 25–September 4
Novel Ideas by J.C. Allen

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Gripping Read!!

Dragonman: Face of the Unknown by Ted Lazaris
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is an edge of the seat story, which begins smack bang in the middle of an apocalyptic event. The end of the world is a topic which has intrigued mankind since the beginning of time, but in this story it is just the beginning; not the final annihilation of humankind. The foreign object hurtling towards the earth is merely the first sting of a battle that will consume the heavens above and the earth below.
The threat introduces the DragonMan; a superhero already living on our planet, with access to different worlds such as ‘Spellville’; and he is not alone with his incredible abilities, of which more are revealed as the story continues. His family, with which he runs the family business ‘Starr Investigations’, are also endowed with their own fascinating skills, which invite further investigations of their own. Other characters from Spellville include ’Plupee’ and ‘Dooley’ who add a little light comedy in the midst of such dark and dangerous occurrences. Another lead character is Nathan, who has no abilities except for his skill with a pen. Luke and Nathan's lives become intertwined in the midst of the first catastrophe, and when Nathan has a series of personal disasters, he seeks out their firm for help. Thus begins a rollercoaster of explosive tragedies, spectacular fantasy, and murder mystery. The Author leads you through each one in a well written, intriguing and captivating way.

In summary I would advise that you set the scene to read this novel. Get your cocoa, your pyjamas, and go to your private place; switch off the tv and ignore the kids for a while, and step into Ted Lazaris complex and fascinating world of the unusual, the bizarre, and the downright terrifying creatures you are about to meet.

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