Seeded

by Adrienne Jones

Callum Doherty picks up a trinket from an odd jewelry dealer at a hippie music festival, "a good luck charm" the man tells him. But days after clasping the pendant around his neck, he discovers it can't be removed. After visiting every locksmith and jeweler in the city with no success, he reluctantly accepts he's stuck with the thing.

But when an overwhelming burst of success transforms him into a wealthy superstar overnight, he wonders what other sudden life changes are linked to the pendant--like the terrifying shape shifters he spies following him through the city, slinking around his property, and watching him while he sleeps.

Genres: Fiction

First published July 1, 2011

About the author

http://www.adriennejones.me

Reviews

[Chris Cox · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a heart-wrenching, intelligent, elegant, trippy, bizarre, funny and amazing character-driven urban fantasy, starring otherworldly critters designed to drive an angry young Bostonian beat-poet to suicide. Whatever floats your boat, Seeded very probably contains it, and then some. Of all the books I've ever read, this is among the most original. And best written. And trippy. And in all of her books, no matter what's going on, Adrienne Jones always makes me cry when I least expect it.

[Felicity Fozard · Rating 5 out of 5]

Taylor helps Larry Oblivion track down his brother while considering an offer from Walker that he may not be able to refuse.

[Patricia Esposito · Rating 5 out of 5]

Once again, Adrienne Jones snares us with an intriguing plot, blending our reality with realms just beyond in both threatening and compelling ways, so that I almost wish these beings did exist and I could meet them. Her other-worlds reflect the worst and best in our human lives, and as always her characters become strange friends we don't quite want to leave when the book is done.

[Kristy Maitz · Rating 1 out of 5]

I thought for getting 5 stars from one reader it would be some good book, but I was disappointed almost at the start. Because suppose to be main character dies in first chapter and then story just goes from worse to horrible. Not recommendable.

[Samantha Davenport · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another very enjoyable and original read. Pure urban fantasy as opposed to science fiction or occult. She nails plot, pacing and particularly characterization in a fun tale which would appeal to a broad spectrum of readers. I look forward very much to her next work.