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Bloom #1-3
The Bloom Series: Books 1-3: An Epic Young Adult Action Adventure Saga
Two teens with special powers are thrust into a war they never wanted to fight.
17-year-old Haven Kincaid is the new girl in town, and she doesn't fit in. But she's more different than she knows.
When tragedy strikes and her life crumbles, it triggers a special power within her. Haven is a Source – someone who can generate and unleash powerful bursts of energy. Soon she is on the run from a sinister group that will do anything to extract her ability, no matter the cost.
18-year-old Colton Ross is fresh out of high school. He's just beginning to scratch the surface of his power as a Conduit — one who can absorb and redirect the energy that exists all around us: light, electricity, even gravity. A mysterious offer to learn more about his troubled past will send him crashing right into Haven.
Together, they are pulled into the middle of a secret war – a war of heroes and villains, light and dark, love and hate. Telling one from the other isn’t easy – and making the wrong choice could lead to the destruction of everything they hold dear.
Superpowers, intense action, epic adventure, and mind-bending time travel combine in this thrilling Young Adult fantasy action series, recommended for fans of X-Men and Steelheart.
17-year-old Haven Kincaid is the new girl in town, and she doesn't fit in. But she's more different than she knows.
When tragedy strikes and her life crumbles, it triggers a special power within her. Haven is a Source – someone who can generate and unleash powerful bursts of energy. Soon she is on the run from a sinister group that will do anything to extract her ability, no matter the cost.
18-year-old Colton Ross is fresh out of high school. He's just beginning to scratch the surface of his power as a Conduit — one who can absorb and redirect the energy that exists all around us: light, electricity, even gravity. A mysterious offer to learn more about his troubled past will send him crashing right into Haven.
Together, they are pulled into the middle of a secret war – a war of heroes and villains, light and dark, love and hate. Telling one from the other isn’t easy – and making the wrong choice could lead to the destruction of everything they hold dear.
Superpowers, intense action, epic adventure, and mind-bending time travel combine in this thrilling Young Adult fantasy action series, recommended for fans of X-Men and Steelheart.
- GenresFantasyYoung Adult
728 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 20, 2014
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June 10, 2014
I'll start this review with one phrase "Time travel is a nightmare to a writer unless he/she has good space-time mentality".
With that said, lets start with this review of a sort of confusing and frustrating series. First of all I do read all the series one book after the other in a lapse of 4 days so the confusion is not on my side since I have all the story fresh in my mind.
The story follows Heaven and Colton in the nightmare and Sci-Fi story their life turned into. They didn't knew of each other in the beginning but their lives were entwined in a way neither of them could foresee. Both follow different paths that guide them to meet around the middle of the first book and they solve their first conflict to protect the ones dear to them (more to Heaven than to Colton but anyway). Not wanting to be a spoiler I'll close the review of the first book with that and say it is a really good premise for a new world, it even have a reasonable (although a bit mystic) way to explain their powers. A world where every person with power has a counterpart; the sources that produce energy have a conduit counterpart that can channel and enhance that energy.
Now to the second book; and here is where the thing turns kinda frustrating and confusing. The excellent story built by the author in the first book goes on, new dangers and old enemies come back to destroy everything, again. The point where this good story goes awry is when Colton makes decisions based on what Elena told him... the slight issue with this... Colton never met Elena more than a few minutes and she was unconscious when they first met and when she recovered enough to talk he was unconscious somewhere else. Being optimists and forgiving the Author for the slight slip of continuity we will blame on the time traveler blaming him of creating a paradox and think we slipped to another reality where Colton and Elena do talked... theory that is crushed in the third book where said time traveler explains the paradoxes created when he saves Heaven once and again and says that there was no paradox going on the moment Elena could have met Colton.
My Verdinc... 3 stars, The bases of this new universe are really interesting, if it wasn't for the frustrating part where something that never happened affects the story then everything would have been excellent and 5 stars would be marked in the series; I'll try to contact the author an point this, lets see if there is some kind of explanation for this.
With that said, lets start with this review of a sort of confusing and frustrating series. First of all I do read all the series one book after the other in a lapse of 4 days so the confusion is not on my side since I have all the story fresh in my mind.
The story follows Heaven and Colton in the nightmare and Sci-Fi story their life turned into. They didn't knew of each other in the beginning but their lives were entwined in a way neither of them could foresee. Both follow different paths that guide them to meet around the middle of the first book and they solve their first conflict to protect the ones dear to them (more to Heaven than to Colton but anyway). Not wanting to be a spoiler I'll close the review of the first book with that and say it is a really good premise for a new world, it even have a reasonable (although a bit mystic) way to explain their powers. A world where every person with power has a counterpart; the sources that produce energy have a conduit counterpart that can channel and enhance that energy.
Now to the second book; and here is where the thing turns kinda frustrating and confusing. The excellent story built by the author in the first book goes on, new dangers and old enemies come back to destroy everything, again. The point where this good story goes awry is when Colton makes decisions based on what Elena told him... the slight issue with this... Colton never met Elena more than a few minutes and she was unconscious when they first met and when she recovered enough to talk he was unconscious somewhere else. Being optimists and forgiving the Author for the slight slip of continuity we will blame on the time traveler blaming him of creating a paradox and think we slipped to another reality where Colton and Elena do talked... theory that is crushed in the third book where said time traveler explains the paradoxes created when he saves Heaven once and again and says that there was no paradox going on the moment Elena could have met Colton.
My Verdinc... 3 stars, The bases of this new universe are really interesting, if it wasn't for the frustrating part where something that never happened affects the story then everything would have been excellent and 5 stars would be marked in the series; I'll try to contact the author an point this, lets see if there is some kind of explanation for this.
July 29, 2014
This book is actually really good! Can't believe it's going to become a series!
August 8, 2014
Okay
Okay
The series was interesting enough and had moments of greatness. I just felt like it droned on in places and probably could have been shortened even more.
Okay
The series was interesting enough and had moments of greatness. I just felt like it droned on in places and probably could have been shortened even more.
January 14, 2015
Very exciting
This trilogy grabs you at the very being. It's a great cross of fantasy and science fiction. Great read for young adults and up do to the violence.
This trilogy grabs you at the very being. It's a great cross of fantasy and science fiction. Great read for young adults and up do to the violence.
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