Publisher:
Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
Release
Date: November 14th 2017
Genre:
Young Adult, Dystopia
Synopsis:
Orion has survived the tunnels of
Outpost Five, filled with mutant creatures and dangers around every bend. She
has traversed the cordons, exposed to the radiation of the flash curtain and
hunted by forces that want her stopped, dead or alive. Now, with Dram by her
side, she has made it to the safety of the mountain provinces, where free
Conjurors live and practice their craft of manipulating matter.
But Orion's story is far from over.
With the effects of
the flashfall spreading and the might of the protected city of Alara
looming, Orion must travel into the hands of her enemies once again.
Heart-pounding action and adventure await in this sequel to Flashfall.
BOOK LINKS
·
Amazon: http://amzn.to/2gL2dBI
·
Bookdepository: https://www.bookdepository.com/Flashtide-Jenny-Moyer/9781627794831
·
Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/flashtide-jenny-moyer/1125582352#/
(I received this book free in exchange for my honest review)
My Rating: 4 stars
My Recommendation: High
Going into this book I was excited and worried about how this will end. I must say that, though I was sure that this book would end with nothing won, everything somehow, worked. And I have to say, I liked the way it was played out. It was a bare bones ending and I love how it kept me guessing and on edge.
Lets talk about the writing, this book, as well as the first, was so well written that I was transported into the depressing dystopian world were hope was short and trying to find the will to fight was getting harder and harder as the days went on. I could feel the crushing desperation, and it really got to me at some points. These are the books I love, to get you so involved that you feel like you're not just reading the story, but you are apart of it. It's magical, and I can't stress enough how well this book is written.
Now I will say that this book, isn't as strong as the first. I did read them back to back, and I felt like some of that excitement taper off, but I think that might have to do with a tone shift and the, what-do-we-do-now vibe. Now don't get me wrong, this book is a must read, it has all the elements of the first and then some. The same outstanding world building, the kickass MC, the growing love, and the fierce will to live. Just be warmed that this book, is darker, deeper and heavy.
In all I love this series, it original, fresh, and it needs to be talked about! Take my high recommendation that you need to pick up this series, it will change the way you look at dystopian.
Happy Reading
Prize: Win a FLASHTIDE
pack: signed copies of Flashtide & Flashfall, a $50 Gift Card from
Amazon.com and swag (INT)
Starts: November 13th
Ends: November 26th
Jenny
is the author of the YA sci-fi/fantasy FLASHFALL, and its sequel, FLASHTIDE.
(Holt/Macmillan 11-14-17) She lives with her filmmaker husband and their three
boys in Iowa. Watch the epic, live action book trailer for the novel
that Booklist calls "A cinematic page-turner."
November 13th
Pink Polka Dot Books- Welcome Post
November 14th
Wishful Endings - Interview
Library of a Book Witch - Review + Playlist
November 15th
The Eater of Books! - Guest Post
It Starts at Midnight - Review + Favourite Quotes
November 16th
A Thousand Words A Million Books - Interview
Don't Judge, Read - Review
November 17th
biscotto's books - Review + Favourite Quotes
Buried Under Books - Review
November 18th
A Bookish Abode - Guest Post
Sophie Reads Books - Review
November 19th
YA Obsessed - Review
Literary Meanderings - Promotional Post
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please be respectful, all comments are moderated. Please reframe from comment fights, everyone has a right to their own opinion, if you don't like it, to bad.
I love to hear your thoughts, and crazy idea's. I'll make very effort to replay to your comment and views. :)
-Cheers.