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Thunder Peak
Carved from the rugged Chiricahua Mountains, the intimidating spire, Thunder Peak, slashes the sky, haunting the southern reaches of the Arizona Territory and looming over Itza Chu Canyon. Hidden in the valley below, beset by the mountain's odd weather patterns and wrapped in chilling legends of its own, is Storm Town. The canyon offers a chore laden, isolated life that appeals to very few. Mostly aging gunslingers, con-artists, grifters and other outlaws who do not wish to be found. Men and women who are so tired of running they are ready to trade hard, honest work for a safe place to hide.
Staked in the darkest corner of Thunder Peak’s shadow lies the Tamm Ranch and Orchard, run by Civil War veteran Jonas Tamm. Jonas lives with his adopted daughter Casey and knows more secrets about the magical valley they live in than anyone else in Storm Town. When Casey rescues a hornless, juvenile unicorn from a bloodthirsty wolfpack, Jonas realizes that it's time to tell her those secrets even if it means losing her trust.
Casey learns that she is the daughter of two worlds- the Western Frontier, and a distant realm called Leutia, where spell casting is a science and monsters are real. Casey's mixed bloodline is possessed of latent powers that enable her to open a magical gate to Leutia and send the unicorn home, if she can only figure out how. Time is running short, if the unicorn does not get home in time for his horn to breach, it will stop growing. Losing the horn will also rob him of the magical powers that would have come with it. Without the magic of their horn, a unicorn eventually loses all sense of self until they are cursed to live their life as a normal horse.
Armed with the blessed knives her mother left for her, frontier grit and the silver bullets her father makes for their pistols, Casey bravely takes up the task. Joined by Jonas, the unicorn and her seven-foot-tall, saber-toothed turtle guardian, Casey is confident they will succeed. However, faced with the harsh realities of Thunder Peak, Casey will soon learn how misplaced that confidence is. For arrayed against them is a merciless nightmare of fang and claw. The enemy of all living things. An ancient predator who's every legend is a song of sorrow in memory of those who once stood in his way. He is the Nightblade, and he too wishes to get home. A destination that lies at the end of but one path: The destruction of Casey and her beloved unicorn.
Staked in the darkest corner of Thunder Peak’s shadow lies the Tamm Ranch and Orchard, run by Civil War veteran Jonas Tamm. Jonas lives with his adopted daughter Casey and knows more secrets about the magical valley they live in than anyone else in Storm Town. When Casey rescues a hornless, juvenile unicorn from a bloodthirsty wolfpack, Jonas realizes that it's time to tell her those secrets even if it means losing her trust.
Casey learns that she is the daughter of two worlds- the Western Frontier, and a distant realm called Leutia, where spell casting is a science and monsters are real. Casey's mixed bloodline is possessed of latent powers that enable her to open a magical gate to Leutia and send the unicorn home, if she can only figure out how. Time is running short, if the unicorn does not get home in time for his horn to breach, it will stop growing. Losing the horn will also rob him of the magical powers that would have come with it. Without the magic of their horn, a unicorn eventually loses all sense of self until they are cursed to live their life as a normal horse.
Armed with the blessed knives her mother left for her, frontier grit and the silver bullets her father makes for their pistols, Casey bravely takes up the task. Joined by Jonas, the unicorn and her seven-foot-tall, saber-toothed turtle guardian, Casey is confident they will succeed. However, faced with the harsh realities of Thunder Peak, Casey will soon learn how misplaced that confidence is. For arrayed against them is a merciless nightmare of fang and claw. The enemy of all living things. An ancient predator who's every legend is a song of sorrow in memory of those who once stood in his way. He is the Nightblade, and he too wishes to get home. A destination that lies at the end of but one path: The destruction of Casey and her beloved unicorn.
- GenresYoung AdultFantasy
206 pages, Paperback
Published August 7, 2021
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About the author
Trae Stratton
3 books55 followersTrae was born and raised in New York City. As a boy his storytelling gene was awakened by Star Wars, and subsequently raised through comic books. Then he found Dungeons and Dragons, and as a Dungeon Master learned more about Plot, Dialogue, Pacing and Turning Point than he ever could in grammar in school. However, it was in high-school and college that he learned there was a mysterious blueprint behind all the words on paper called Craft, and ever since then, he has continued to study and refine his writer's toolbox in an effort to create the same kinds of stories he likes to read: fast paced and character driven. By combining heartwarming family perspective and the deft use of flashbacks in his debut novel, To Have and To Hold, Trae utilized a fresh storytelling technique to propel new adult romance energy into an uplifting bridal mystery rarely seen on the shelves. For 2021, Trae presents the first book in the Tamm Chronicles Trilogy: Thunder Peak. Laden with action and magical mysteries, Thunder Peak is sure to please fans of multiple genres including fantasy, mystery, action and adventure and western.
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July 10, 2023
Casey heard spooky stories and speculations of life in the shadow of Thunder Peak. She felt the strangeness in Storm Town’s atmosphere. And, of course, Jonas had been hinting at it her entire life. Urging her to come to him if she sees something…unusual.
What she just witnessed was not “unusual”. It was beyond bizarre.
Or, perhaps a herd of phantom horses was precisely what Jonas meant.
The time has come for Casey to hear the true story of her birth. More a narrative of what she is, rather than who, it helps Casey understand those around her better. The shell warrior, Taliko, is not an old friend of her father’s…at least, not exactly.
Portals between Earther and a whole other realm are fact, not fiction. The Tyndryn Trailway is the most treasured resource of the aril and they are prepared to use all of their magic to ensure that humans are never able to activate these doorways. Thus, putting Casey into a predicament.
Starfall, the steed that saved her, now needs her help to get home. Anxious to assist the colt in time, Casey must figure out how to access the transportation system. Then, how to allow Starfall through, but keep the malicious magic out.
Thunder Peak: Tamm Chronicles is an immediately engaging Young Adult fantasy-adventure. While the worlds within encourage imagination, even the nonhuman characters display realistic flaws and opportunities for self-improvement and growth. I thought these characters clicked and their story was stellar.
Of course, I cannot wait to introduce this treasure to “my” students.
This review was written by jv poore for Buried Under Books, with huge “Thank You!” to the author for donating ARCs to my favorite classroom libraries.
What she just witnessed was not “unusual”. It was beyond bizarre.
Or, perhaps a herd of phantom horses was precisely what Jonas meant.
The time has come for Casey to hear the true story of her birth. More a narrative of what she is, rather than who, it helps Casey understand those around her better. The shell warrior, Taliko, is not an old friend of her father’s…at least, not exactly.
Portals between Earther and a whole other realm are fact, not fiction. The Tyndryn Trailway is the most treasured resource of the aril and they are prepared to use all of their magic to ensure that humans are never able to activate these doorways. Thus, putting Casey into a predicament.
Starfall, the steed that saved her, now needs her help to get home. Anxious to assist the colt in time, Casey must figure out how to access the transportation system. Then, how to allow Starfall through, but keep the malicious magic out.
Thunder Peak: Tamm Chronicles is an immediately engaging Young Adult fantasy-adventure. While the worlds within encourage imagination, even the nonhuman characters display realistic flaws and opportunities for self-improvement and growth. I thought these characters clicked and their story was stellar.
Of course, I cannot wait to introduce this treasure to “my” students.
This review was written by jv poore for Buried Under Books, with huge “Thank You!” to the author for donating ARCs to my favorite classroom libraries.
July 30, 2021
Fresh and enjoyable read which I would classify as a "Western Fantasy" if I had to give it a subject heading. Stratton uses the Southwest setting as another character as he world builds a rich fantasy world that sets itself up for more stories.
Telling too much would spoil things, but highly recommended!
Telling too much would spoil things, but highly recommended!
September 15, 2021
I enjoyed this novel with it's western flare (Arizona setting) mixed with a fantasy world with unicorns, fighting turtles and lizards, and a character - Nightingale - who is dark and unpredictable. The story is well written and highly entertaining, and the characters came to life. Full of action and intrigue, the young girl, Casey, is a brave and caring teenager and her relationship with Jonas is loving and representative of what a good parent/child relationship is all about. I was pleased to read this book because it wasn't a 'dark' fantasy at all but full of adventure, which is why I think it's appropriate for middle grade and up. I think this book appeals to readers who like books like The Chronicles of Narnia in the sense that it is not overly graphic or dark. An overall good adventure mixing the feel of a Western with the adventure and fantasy of supernatural creatures.
August 15, 2021
4 solid stars!
Where do I begin?
This was such a fun, fast-paced and action-filled book!
Even though this is a YA Fantasy, it can still be read by middle-grade readers (with some parental help if necessary!).
The plot of this book is fairly straightforward - Jonas and his adoptive daughter Casey are to help in returning a unicorn back to its home before it meets an ugly fate. However, there are more enemies and obstacles than this father-daughter duo could have predicted. And as they go on this magic0filled journey, a lot of things come to pass which of course, I can't mention as it would be spoilers!
If you are someone who enjoys reading books with lots of different kinds of magical elements and just well written character0driven stories, then Thunder Peak would appeal to you!
Even though I loved the world-building, the writing at times was extremely descriptive and detailed. As I understand, for some people that is what they look for. But for me personally, it kept me away from the story and completely diving into the world that Stratton has so painstakingly created!
Having said that, I still enjoyed this book far more than I thought I would. One of the biggest strengths is characterisation. I felt they were handled well. There were a lot of messages, takeaways and key learnings hidden all along the way for you to pick up!
Also, Casey as a character is SO, SO AMAZING! I loved how she had this DONT-BULLSHIT ME or I'LL CALL YOU OUT AND BE DONE WITH YOU - attitude! She was smart, courageous, caring and sassy in her own way! In short, she is a strong female character who we all need! I also enjoyed her relationship with her adoptive dad.
With lots of humour and an actively engaging plot, Thunder Peak definitely pulls you in and by the end, you want more! Worry not because a follow-up book is planned to release super soon.
I would like to thank the author for sending across a copy to me for an honest review!
Where do I begin?
This was such a fun, fast-paced and action-filled book!
Even though this is a YA Fantasy, it can still be read by middle-grade readers (with some parental help if necessary!).
The plot of this book is fairly straightforward - Jonas and his adoptive daughter Casey are to help in returning a unicorn back to its home before it meets an ugly fate. However, there are more enemies and obstacles than this father-daughter duo could have predicted. And as they go on this magic0filled journey, a lot of things come to pass which of course, I can't mention as it would be spoilers!
If you are someone who enjoys reading books with lots of different kinds of magical elements and just well written character0driven stories, then Thunder Peak would appeal to you!
Even though I loved the world-building, the writing at times was extremely descriptive and detailed. As I understand, for some people that is what they look for. But for me personally, it kept me away from the story and completely diving into the world that Stratton has so painstakingly created!
Having said that, I still enjoyed this book far more than I thought I would. One of the biggest strengths is characterisation. I felt they were handled well. There were a lot of messages, takeaways and key learnings hidden all along the way for you to pick up!
Also, Casey as a character is SO, SO AMAZING! I loved how she had this DONT-BULLSHIT ME or I'LL CALL YOU OUT AND BE DONE WITH YOU - attitude! She was smart, courageous, caring and sassy in her own way! In short, she is a strong female character who we all need! I also enjoyed her relationship with her adoptive dad.
With lots of humour and an actively engaging plot, Thunder Peak definitely pulls you in and by the end, you want more! Worry not because a follow-up book is planned to release super soon.
I would like to thank the author for sending across a copy to me for an honest review!
July 27, 2021
ᴹʸˢᵗᵉʳⁱᵉˢ ʲᵘˢᵗ ᵐⁱᵍʰᵗ ᵇᵉ ᵗʰᵉ ʰᵃʳᵛᵉˢᵗ ᵒᶠ ᵃ ˡⁱᶠᵉ ʷᵒʳᵗʰ ˡⁱᵛⁱⁿᵍ
𝘗𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘴~ 206 𝘱𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘴
𝘎𝘦𝘯𝘳𝘦~ 𝘞𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘯 𝘍𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘺 𝘍𝘪𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯
𝘙𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨~ 4.2 🌟
Tam Chronicles outlines the story of fourteen years old, Casey, who lives with her adoptive father, Jonas.
He is hiding a life changing truth about magical valley, Casey's birth and what not. Their normal mortal life takes drastic turn when Casey saves the life of a hornless juvenile unicorn. This incident leads to Jonas realising that it is finally the right time to tell Casey the truth.
Thunder Peak is the first installment in Tam Chronicles. Reading this book was indeed a rollercoaster ride. Casey was my favorite character. Armed with blessed knives from her mysterious mother and silver bullet from her father, she never walks away from a good fight and takes the task of sending Starfall to his homeland. Sounds easy, right? But their's one creature, standing between their road to magical world✨
Nightblade is a ancient predator and sworn enemy of all the mortals living on earth.
Thunder Peak drew me in entirely because of Casey. At the age of fourteen, she has more strength to win a battle than compared to anyone. Trae has done exceptional job with narration.
If you're looking for a book full of adventure, dark creatures and battle of magical realm with a cursed big bad wolf, then pick this one up.
𝘛𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘬𝘴 𝘵𝘰 𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘳 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘮𝘦 𝘈𝘙𝘊 𝘊𝘰𝘱𝘺 𝘪𝘯 𝘦𝘹𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘮𝘺 𝘩𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘰𝘯.
𝘗𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘴~ 206 𝘱𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘴
𝘎𝘦𝘯𝘳𝘦~ 𝘞𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘯 𝘍𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘴𝘺 𝘍𝘪𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯
𝘙𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨~ 4.2 🌟
Tam Chronicles outlines the story of fourteen years old, Casey, who lives with her adoptive father, Jonas.
He is hiding a life changing truth about magical valley, Casey's birth and what not. Their normal mortal life takes drastic turn when Casey saves the life of a hornless juvenile unicorn. This incident leads to Jonas realising that it is finally the right time to tell Casey the truth.
Thunder Peak is the first installment in Tam Chronicles. Reading this book was indeed a rollercoaster ride. Casey was my favorite character. Armed with blessed knives from her mysterious mother and silver bullet from her father, she never walks away from a good fight and takes the task of sending Starfall to his homeland. Sounds easy, right? But their's one creature, standing between their road to magical world✨
Nightblade is a ancient predator and sworn enemy of all the mortals living on earth.
Thunder Peak drew me in entirely because of Casey. At the age of fourteen, she has more strength to win a battle than compared to anyone. Trae has done exceptional job with narration.
If you're looking for a book full of adventure, dark creatures and battle of magical realm with a cursed big bad wolf, then pick this one up.
𝘛𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘬𝘴 𝘵𝘰 𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘳 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘮𝘦 𝘈𝘙𝘊 𝘊𝘰𝘱𝘺 𝘪𝘯 𝘦𝘹𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘮𝘺 𝘩𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘵 𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘰𝘯.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 27, 2021
This book is by far a captivating story from the start. It grabs you with mystery of a hidden world and invisible horses only to pull you into a mystery of recollecting old civil war moments, legends of aril and the battle for what is right. This book leaves you wanting more. Will Casey learn to harness her power? Will Jonas be vulnerable? Will Nightshade succeed in his plan to return to his world? Will Taliko become a leader? What will become of the unicorn in his quest? Be prepared for a Wild ride through secrets, loyalty, and determination.
September 2, 2021
I’m actually going to start with my dislikes and get those out of the way. Most of what I wasn’t a fan of in this book were more technical things about the writing. For one, I thought that Stratton could have been less direct and basic about certain things; for example, he repeatedly tells us readers that Nightblade is awesome at plotting and manipulation, and I didn’t think it was necessary. Stratton shows that, to some degree, and I think that was more than enough.
But, then again, this book is intended for younger audiences, so that might have been a stylistic choice Stratton purposefully made with his target age group in mind.
Anyway, let’s get onto the good stuff, now!
First of all, I loved Casey. She was incredibly relatable; I think the quote “We have a unicorn in our barn and you’re talking to me about chores?” is going to stick with me forever. But she was also just super fun to read about! She had an awesome personality and I really admired her bravery and her spunk.
I also really enjoyed her relationship with her father; Stratton gave them such a great, steady bond. But her father, Jonas, was also just a great character by himself. He had an entire (somewhat dark and melancholy) past that was explored throughout the book; I just found it so interesting to read about. The scenes from his perspective, where he reflects on the things he’s done and experienced, definitely added something extra to the story.
Additionally, I think those scenes make it more accessible to older audiences. Don’t get me wrong; they’re still written in a way that can be understood and enjoyed by the younger end of the YA spectrum. But there’s more complexity and depth to his character that definitely appealed to me, personally.
Finally, the world-building was excellent! I loved all of Stratton’s descriptions of magic and of the other realm that Casey’s mother came from. But I won’t expand too much on that since I’ve already written a lot.
So, all things considered, I do recommend reading this one! If you’re a younger reader, I definitely think you’ll enjoy it, but there’s also plenty to like about Thunder Peak for older audiences, as well. Because with an exciting plot and a cast filled with interesting characters, there’s plenty of like about this book.
But, then again, this book is intended for younger audiences, so that might have been a stylistic choice Stratton purposefully made with his target age group in mind.
Anyway, let’s get onto the good stuff, now!
First of all, I loved Casey. She was incredibly relatable; I think the quote “We have a unicorn in our barn and you’re talking to me about chores?” is going to stick with me forever. But she was also just super fun to read about! She had an awesome personality and I really admired her bravery and her spunk.
I also really enjoyed her relationship with her father; Stratton gave them such a great, steady bond. But her father, Jonas, was also just a great character by himself. He had an entire (somewhat dark and melancholy) past that was explored throughout the book; I just found it so interesting to read about. The scenes from his perspective, where he reflects on the things he’s done and experienced, definitely added something extra to the story.
Additionally, I think those scenes make it more accessible to older audiences. Don’t get me wrong; they’re still written in a way that can be understood and enjoyed by the younger end of the YA spectrum. But there’s more complexity and depth to his character that definitely appealed to me, personally.
Finally, the world-building was excellent! I loved all of Stratton’s descriptions of magic and of the other realm that Casey’s mother came from. But I won’t expand too much on that since I’ve already written a lot.
So, all things considered, I do recommend reading this one! If you’re a younger reader, I definitely think you’ll enjoy it, but there’s also plenty to like about Thunder Peak for older audiences, as well. Because with an exciting plot and a cast filled with interesting characters, there’s plenty of like about this book.
January 9, 2022
*4.5
~I'd like to thank the awesome author for sending me a free copy in exchange for my honest review!~
Ok, this book really surprised me. In a good way.
At first, it was a bit slow, and the switching POVs was a tad confusing.
However, when I got more into the book, I really enjoyed it! It was faster-paced, the POVs were clearer, and the ending had a great cliffhanger! (And y'all know how I love cliffhangers!)
I love how the author takes the concept of having a fantasy novel set in the wild west. I was wondering how this would play out, but it actually worked very well. The fantasy wasn't overdone, and both genres were mixed together perfectly.
All in all, I'd say this is definitely a great read if you're struggling to decide whether you're in the mood for a historical or fantasy novel. Cause why not just settle for a blend of both when you can, right? XD
Definitely recommended, and I can't wait for the sequel!
~Full Review To Come~
~I'd like to thank the awesome author for sending me a free copy in exchange for my honest review!~
Ok, this book really surprised me. In a good way.
At first, it was a bit slow, and the switching POVs was a tad confusing.
However, when I got more into the book, I really enjoyed it! It was faster-paced, the POVs were clearer, and the ending had a great cliffhanger! (And y'all know how I love cliffhangers!)
I love how the author takes the concept of having a fantasy novel set in the wild west. I was wondering how this would play out, but it actually worked very well. The fantasy wasn't overdone, and both genres were mixed together perfectly.
All in all, I'd say this is definitely a great read if you're struggling to decide whether you're in the mood for a historical or fantasy novel. Cause why not just settle for a blend of both when you can, right? XD
Definitely recommended, and I can't wait for the sequel!
~Full Review To Come~
December 15, 2021
Okay, so big thank you to the author for sending me a free, physical copy of this book. That being said, all opinions are my own and I will always be completely honest when posting a review.
This was such a fun, quick, heavy western, sci-fi, fantasy, and I am here for it. I loved the father daughter dynamic and the world building that took place throughout this read.
I really don't want to overly detail this, as I personally feel like books are better when you go into them with less knowledge, but this was so much fun and perfect from anywhere to middle grade to adult.
There are a vast variety of creatures, villains, guardians and twists laced throughout and I genuinely didn't want to put this book down.
I can't wait for the second installment, as you are left off on a cliffhanger that leaves you wanting more.
My only issue that I ran into, was I am someone who prefers shorter chapters because I don't like to leave off in the middle of a page (but that's just personal preference) and that I hope to see an updated cover so more people will pick this up. While the cover is cute and comic/Graphic Novel style, I think if it was updated more people would give this the chance it deserves.
Overall, I really enjoyed the time I spent reading this book and I will definitely be waiting to read the next one as I feel heavily invested in ALL of the characters.
This was such a fun, quick, heavy western, sci-fi, fantasy, and I am here for it. I loved the father daughter dynamic and the world building that took place throughout this read.
I really don't want to overly detail this, as I personally feel like books are better when you go into them with less knowledge, but this was so much fun and perfect from anywhere to middle grade to adult.
There are a vast variety of creatures, villains, guardians and twists laced throughout and I genuinely didn't want to put this book down.
I can't wait for the second installment, as you are left off on a cliffhanger that leaves you wanting more.
My only issue that I ran into, was I am someone who prefers shorter chapters because I don't like to leave off in the middle of a page (but that's just personal preference) and that I hope to see an updated cover so more people will pick this up. While the cover is cute and comic/Graphic Novel style, I think if it was updated more people would give this the chance it deserves.
Overall, I really enjoyed the time I spent reading this book and I will definitely be waiting to read the next one as I feel heavily invested in ALL of the characters.
August 3, 2021
Mr Stratton was extremely kind and sent me an advanced copy of this book – a physical copy – to Canada! This is the first physical book that I’ve received for review in a very long time. Thank you!
Getting a physical copy made me a bit anxious about reading and reviewing this book because I hoped more than usual that I would like it after the extra effort getting it to me required.
Fortunately, I did enjoy it, even though it is a fantasy-western cross for young adults, and as I feel like I keep saying, I’m not a huge fantasy or young adult fan. This is the first book in a series – entitled the Tamm Chronicles.
In this world, in an alternate 1885, there is a magic-orchard-farm outside the secret and hard to get to Storm Town, which lies under Thunder Peak, in a canyon, in southern Arizona. In Storm Town, people who need a second chance to build a decent life get that chance, although justice is swift for those who breach its peace. One of those who mets out frontier justice when required is Jonas Tamm, Civil War veteran. And Jonas guards Casey, a brave and tomboyish fourteen-year-old girl who believes her parents were slain by American Indians.
Until she meets the unicorn, and the truth of who she is and of what threats she and her community may face become… clearer.
I’m going to note a few things now that I didn’t particularly like about this book, before moving on to the things I did.
The “Big Bad” in this book, Nightblade, is described as the leader of a fantastical creature group, who might be a twist on werewolves - “the great sabre-toothed wolf nation known as the Cree.” I grew up in a city on the Canadian prairies where a lot of Cree First Nations people live. So when I read “Cree” I immediately think of that ethno-cultural group and I found it weird to have this fantasy evil critter being described as the “Cree Chieftain.” For one thing, placing them in Arizona seems pretty suspect historically. (Yes, I know, it’s a fantasy version of the west, but…) It may be the choice of name for the bad guy group was completely coincidental. I don’t know.
There were also a few places where I found (other) word choices somewhat strange, and the writing in perhaps not quite as polished as it could be. There were a few times when I wondered if there were perhaps some mild consistency issues, or perhaps I was just getting slightly confused.
I was not a huge fan of the open-ended, “to be continued…” ending, which comes after a lot of world-building type things are explained to us, but without anything really being solved. Of course, things are probably to be solved later in the series and this is really a question of taste in books.
While I may have felt a bit niggly about some of the writing, and felt it sort of lagged towards the very end, in general, the story is quite fast-paced and exciting, and I didn’t get caught up much on what little problems there might have been because I was for the most part just zooming along reading the story.
There is a fun imagination creating a world here, with weather that “comes from nowhere,” portals to mysterious other places, possible fairies, very tasty apples, interesting considerations on how to help your young unicorn grow a horn, a giant warrior turtle and western-stuff too, including bandits, a school marm I suspect will have more to say later in the series, and rather teasing mentions of Tombstone.
It only took me a few days to read this book, which is quite quick for me to read in this cross-genre. I suspect that many, particularly those who are more into fantasy and young adult literature than I am, will enjoy this book.
Note - the author has, subsequent to my review, let me in on a plot twist for the next book which will explain the provenance of Nightblade further!
Getting a physical copy made me a bit anxious about reading and reviewing this book because I hoped more than usual that I would like it after the extra effort getting it to me required.
Fortunately, I did enjoy it, even though it is a fantasy-western cross for young adults, and as I feel like I keep saying, I’m not a huge fantasy or young adult fan. This is the first book in a series – entitled the Tamm Chronicles.
In this world, in an alternate 1885, there is a magic-orchard-farm outside the secret and hard to get to Storm Town, which lies under Thunder Peak, in a canyon, in southern Arizona. In Storm Town, people who need a second chance to build a decent life get that chance, although justice is swift for those who breach its peace. One of those who mets out frontier justice when required is Jonas Tamm, Civil War veteran. And Jonas guards Casey, a brave and tomboyish fourteen-year-old girl who believes her parents were slain by American Indians.
Until she meets the unicorn, and the truth of who she is and of what threats she and her community may face become… clearer.
I’m going to note a few things now that I didn’t particularly like about this book, before moving on to the things I did.
The “Big Bad” in this book, Nightblade, is described as the leader of a fantastical creature group, who might be a twist on werewolves - “the great sabre-toothed wolf nation known as the Cree.” I grew up in a city on the Canadian prairies where a lot of Cree First Nations people live. So when I read “Cree” I immediately think of that ethno-cultural group and I found it weird to have this fantasy evil critter being described as the “Cree Chieftain.” For one thing, placing them in Arizona seems pretty suspect historically. (Yes, I know, it’s a fantasy version of the west, but…) It may be the choice of name for the bad guy group was completely coincidental. I don’t know.
There were also a few places where I found (other) word choices somewhat strange, and the writing in perhaps not quite as polished as it could be. There were a few times when I wondered if there were perhaps some mild consistency issues, or perhaps I was just getting slightly confused.
I was not a huge fan of the open-ended, “to be continued…” ending, which comes after a lot of world-building type things are explained to us, but without anything really being solved. Of course, things are probably to be solved later in the series and this is really a question of taste in books.
While I may have felt a bit niggly about some of the writing, and felt it sort of lagged towards the very end, in general, the story is quite fast-paced and exciting, and I didn’t get caught up much on what little problems there might have been because I was for the most part just zooming along reading the story.
There is a fun imagination creating a world here, with weather that “comes from nowhere,” portals to mysterious other places, possible fairies, very tasty apples, interesting considerations on how to help your young unicorn grow a horn, a giant warrior turtle and western-stuff too, including bandits, a school marm I suspect will have more to say later in the series, and rather teasing mentions of Tombstone.
It only took me a few days to read this book, which is quite quick for me to read in this cross-genre. I suspect that many, particularly those who are more into fantasy and young adult literature than I am, will enjoy this book.
Note - the author has, subsequent to my review, let me in on a plot twist for the next book which will explain the provenance of Nightblade further!
August 17, 2021
Trigger warning/appropriate age: I would call this middle grade except for a few moderately graphic descriptions of animal character injury and death, so I would lable this as a teen novel.
Thank you so much to the author for my first ARC, and a physical copy at that, in exchange for an honest review!
I gotta be honest, I did not expect to like this book so much! I hardly read westerns, and the fantasy-western concept seemed like it would be too hard to pull off well. To my surprise, this book roped me in immediately, which is rare, and was really entertaining all the way through!
The characters are very well developed and I got attached to them right away. The love between Casey and her dad are obvious super quickly and their bond only grows throughout the book, and since I'm close to my own dad I really enjoyed seeing such a healthy father-daughter relationship. Their and other characters' interactions always felt genuine and it was easy to feel their emotion.
I really appreciated that this book didn't fall into the typical YA tropes of killing off a mentor figure and/or copious amounts of teenage angst. Seeing things from both Casey's and Jonas'perspectives made the story much richer than if you had just heard Casey's thoughts throughout. I loved how revalation of secrets didn't lead to resentment but just more understanding and a deeper connection between everyone involved.
Speaking of Jonas and Casey both being main characters, I usually complain about switching between multiple character perspectives since it's usually not done very well in my opinion. But Stratton pulls this off very well. Nearly every transition between perspectives is seamless and highlights the camraderie and inner feelings of each character rather than jarring the reader out of focus. It isn't perfect, but this effort is done much better than most novels. The only perspective i didn't see much point including was that of Paal's, who is only really featured in the climax. But this may hint at him continuing to be a significant character in further books in the series so I don't mind too much.
The wild west setting is extremely well written as far as I know. The author's dedication to depicting the daily life of people in the deep frontier shows, as does his thoroughness in creating an enticing magic system. I'm eager to see Casey's magic skills increase in further books as she gains more knowledge. I do wish there had been more explanation of terminology from the getgo to avoid a bit of confusion, but the appendix and glossary help, and it was kind of fun to learn at the same speed as the humans.
The only other criticisms I would add are one, the writing tends to be a bit wordy and sentences run on a little bit. But overall I did like the author's writing style. Two, Taliko is a major character who is called a turtle throughout the book, but referring to him as a tortoise would be more accurate. 🐢
These are minor details. There was an occasional grammer/spelling error, but since I was reading an uncorrected proof, I expect most of these will be fixed before publishing. I'm really looking forward to book two!
TL;DR: Stratton blends fantasy with the wild west in an exciting new adventure with a loving father-daughter duo at its center.
Thank you so much to the author for my first ARC, and a physical copy at that, in exchange for an honest review!
I gotta be honest, I did not expect to like this book so much! I hardly read westerns, and the fantasy-western concept seemed like it would be too hard to pull off well. To my surprise, this book roped me in immediately, which is rare, and was really entertaining all the way through!
The characters are very well developed and I got attached to them right away. The love between Casey and her dad are obvious super quickly and their bond only grows throughout the book, and since I'm close to my own dad I really enjoyed seeing such a healthy father-daughter relationship. Their and other characters' interactions always felt genuine and it was easy to feel their emotion.
I really appreciated that this book didn't fall into the typical YA tropes of killing off a mentor figure and/or copious amounts of teenage angst. Seeing things from both Casey's and Jonas'perspectives made the story much richer than if you had just heard Casey's thoughts throughout. I loved how revalation of secrets didn't lead to resentment but just more understanding and a deeper connection between everyone involved.
Speaking of Jonas and Casey both being main characters, I usually complain about switching between multiple character perspectives since it's usually not done very well in my opinion. But Stratton pulls this off very well. Nearly every transition between perspectives is seamless and highlights the camraderie and inner feelings of each character rather than jarring the reader out of focus. It isn't perfect, but this effort is done much better than most novels. The only perspective i didn't see much point including was that of Paal's, who is only really featured in the climax. But this may hint at him continuing to be a significant character in further books in the series so I don't mind too much.
The wild west setting is extremely well written as far as I know. The author's dedication to depicting the daily life of people in the deep frontier shows, as does his thoroughness in creating an enticing magic system. I'm eager to see Casey's magic skills increase in further books as she gains more knowledge. I do wish there had been more explanation of terminology from the getgo to avoid a bit of confusion, but the appendix and glossary help, and it was kind of fun to learn at the same speed as the humans.
The only other criticisms I would add are one, the writing tends to be a bit wordy and sentences run on a little bit. But overall I did like the author's writing style. Two, Taliko is a major character who is called a turtle throughout the book, but referring to him as a tortoise would be more accurate. 🐢
These are minor details. There was an occasional grammer/spelling error, but since I was reading an uncorrected proof, I expect most of these will be fixed before publishing. I'm really looking forward to book two!
TL;DR: Stratton blends fantasy with the wild west in an exciting new adventure with a loving father-daughter duo at its center.
July 29, 2021
So this is the first book I have read by this author but it definitely will not be my last as I really enjoyed the compelling read so much that I read it straight through in one sitting. This is the story of Casey Tamm a young girl whose life was about to be turned on its head when a juvenile horse comes into her life and starts to mind-speak with her. Her father has to come clean about all the secrets he has kept from her especially when she meets his friend Tamiko, the seven foot turtle who could talk, and who apparently was her guardian, granted the role of watching over her by his maker, her own mother. Casey had always thought she was an orphan who had been adopted by Jonas who she called Dad and who was the only person she considered to be her family. She fears wolves and sees the face of one in her nightmares, little knowing she would be hounded by this in real life too. This is a story full of magic and portals leading to another realm, the realm of her mother and that of the unicorn but also of Nightblade, the dark and evil Cree chieftain who was out to kill her. I love the characters, the secrets which are being unravelled slowly and the tension building throughout the story due to the beautiful juvenile unicorn and the awful Nightblade, an evil out of nightmares. I love that Casey is so strong-willed and refuses to bargain for her life by giving up that of her friend. I also love the ending which is quite a cliff-hanger and should encourage readers to want to read further into the series. I know I do and look forward to reading book 2.
August 13, 2021
Trae Stratton is the most talented writer whose work I have read. He can take any idea and spin the most engaging novel. This book, Thunder Peak, is a young adult fantasy packed full of action. There is plenty of suspense, danger, intrigue, and all. There is an island that is both strange and unique. Thunder Peak is a mysterious place where there is more to the things happening than originally known. Jonas is now left to helping his adoptive daughter Casey in helping a magical creature. A unicorn needs to go back home before it is deemed to an ugly fate. However, the other occupants of the island and an enemy will prove to be a challenge. Both Casey and her dad are amazing. They take things seriously, no-nonsense kind of way, and yet are brave enough to face whatever tasks wait for them. Dialogue, characterization, and plot are done well. I thoroughly enjoyed this magical yet unforgettable adventure. Trae Stratton once again, creates a phenomenal book. I hope he continues and makes this into a series.
I received this copy from the publisher. This is my voluntary review.
I received this copy from the publisher. This is my voluntary review.
December 4, 2021
4 Stars
The book was amazing, fast-paced and definitely one of the best YA books I have ever read. The action and bravery of a 14 year girl makes me ashamed of myself but still the book is great. The book can be easily read, not much help is needed. Written in a proper manner, it takes us to the land the author, Trae created.
Thunder Peak is the first book of the series, ‘Tamm chronicles'. The character are well specified and detailed. The plot goes like this: Cassey, a 14 year girl lives with her adoptive father, Jonas. But Jonas seems to be hiding a big secret about Casey's birth. But when she save a unicorn, she never expected what her destiny was holding. In order, to go further, there are many hurdles and obstacles they have to face. Will they be able to reach or perish with time?
I am absolutely looking forward for the 2nd book. The negative part was that story had extra details that led us astray.
“I feel like I remember this place, Not that gate, but this pond. I feel like I've been here before."
“Forbidden? I don't know anything about no forbidden. What's that mean? It sounds... Ugly."
“So, taking risks is okay for good reasons, like when you get deputized?"
The book was amazing, fast-paced and definitely one of the best YA books I have ever read. The action and bravery of a 14 year girl makes me ashamed of myself but still the book is great. The book can be easily read, not much help is needed. Written in a proper manner, it takes us to the land the author, Trae created.
Thunder Peak is the first book of the series, ‘Tamm chronicles'. The character are well specified and detailed. The plot goes like this: Cassey, a 14 year girl lives with her adoptive father, Jonas. But Jonas seems to be hiding a big secret about Casey's birth. But when she save a unicorn, she never expected what her destiny was holding. In order, to go further, there are many hurdles and obstacles they have to face. Will they be able to reach or perish with time?
I am absolutely looking forward for the 2nd book. The negative part was that story had extra details that led us astray.
“I feel like I remember this place, Not that gate, but this pond. I feel like I've been here before."
“Forbidden? I don't know anything about no forbidden. What's that mean? It sounds... Ugly."
“So, taking risks is okay for good reasons, like when you get deputized?"
November 6, 2021
Book Analysis – Thunder Peak (Tamm Chronicles) by Trae Stratton
Take a chance and join the world of Thunder Peak! This book is full of adventure and action, but also perfect to bundle up and read on a rainy day. The world-building and scenery explained throughout the story are outstanding with their imagery. The amounts of territory, mountainous, and both valleys throughout the story are illustrated so precisely and complexly, it is like watching a movie!
Both Jonas and Casey are compelling characters, families who stick together. Their wise minds and adventurous souls take the reader through realms, magical gates, newly found powers, and Thunder Peak as a whole. The overall Southwest setting helped to create a more suspenseful and interesting plot, as well as a great atmosphere. Casey is very sweet and charming and respectful to her adopted father, and their relationship helps express their individual personalities so well.
The enhancement of fantasy and magical creatures made the book so enticing. The unicorn was a great symbol and addition to the story, as it tied along with the theme of truth in the story, in my opinion. Along with the symbols, the themes were perfect for a middle-grade-aged and young adult reader who is into fantasy but also wants to get meaning from a story. The themes of friend and family relationship, and the obstacles of leadership.
Overall, I have so much good to say about this book in comparison to bad, but I do not like to spoil books or give away big plot scenes in my reviews. Thank you to this author for sending me a copy of this magnificent book. I will definitely be passing it around to friends, and hopefully sparking interest for you to check it out!
Take a chance and join the world of Thunder Peak! This book is full of adventure and action, but also perfect to bundle up and read on a rainy day. The world-building and scenery explained throughout the story are outstanding with their imagery. The amounts of territory, mountainous, and both valleys throughout the story are illustrated so precisely and complexly, it is like watching a movie!
Both Jonas and Casey are compelling characters, families who stick together. Their wise minds and adventurous souls take the reader through realms, magical gates, newly found powers, and Thunder Peak as a whole. The overall Southwest setting helped to create a more suspenseful and interesting plot, as well as a great atmosphere. Casey is very sweet and charming and respectful to her adopted father, and their relationship helps express their individual personalities so well.
The enhancement of fantasy and magical creatures made the book so enticing. The unicorn was a great symbol and addition to the story, as it tied along with the theme of truth in the story, in my opinion. Along with the symbols, the themes were perfect for a middle-grade-aged and young adult reader who is into fantasy but also wants to get meaning from a story. The themes of friend and family relationship, and the obstacles of leadership.
Overall, I have so much good to say about this book in comparison to bad, but I do not like to spoil books or give away big plot scenes in my reviews. Thank you to this author for sending me a copy of this magnificent book. I will definitely be passing it around to friends, and hopefully sparking interest for you to check it out!
November 11, 2021
I really enjoyed Thunder Peak by Trae Stratton.
The story follows Casey Tamm who thought she knew who she was and everything about her story. Throughout the book, she learns everything she had been told was a lie.
Jonas Tamm, her father, has spent her life trying to protect her. He kept the truth from her until she was ready.
Taliko comes in to protect her (his job) when Nightblade plans to attack. Nightblade wants Casey and the juvenile unicorn she now houses to regain enough power. He needs their frien to transform into his natural form.
The book does end on a cliffhanger so I’m hoping there is at least a book 2. I look forward to seeing what happens.
Enjoyable, quick read that I would recommend you read.
The story follows Casey Tamm who thought she knew who she was and everything about her story. Throughout the book, she learns everything she had been told was a lie.
Jonas Tamm, her father, has spent her life trying to protect her. He kept the truth from her until she was ready.
Taliko comes in to protect her (his job) when Nightblade plans to attack. Nightblade wants Casey and the juvenile unicorn she now houses to regain enough power. He needs their frien to transform into his natural form.
The book does end on a cliffhanger so I’m hoping there is at least a book 2. I look forward to seeing what happens.
Enjoyable, quick read that I would recommend you read.
October 28, 2021
Thunder Peak is a new novel by Trae Stratton. I found this book to be different. It is not a fantasy, but there is magic, it is not Indian lore, but but has an old Indian, but it is an enjoyable book. When Casey saves a hornless Unicorn, her adopted father, Jonas, must tell her about the ancient magical gate. While saving the Unicorn, and evil, merciless predator is unleashed to kill Casey. Trae Stratton weaves A magical story for young and old. I received an arc for free and am leaving my review voluntarily.
January 2, 2022
Brilliant storytelling & original fantastical ideas
The setting of Thunder Peak became the first thing I fell in love with in this book, with the second being Jonas, a man whose personality is as well developed as his overall look and feel. Casey, the protagonist, also captivates with her bravery, compassion, and fortitude. She possesses qualities that easily define her as a heroic main character, yet is blessed with the realism of a young girl that make her relatable and sympathetic.
The wild west setting made for a very wonderfully unique backdrop to a fantasy story, something I've not yet really encountered elsewhere, and it was so refreshing. I enjoyed the entirety of the lore and history behind the Thunder Peak setting just as much as I enjoyed the fantasy elements.
The introduction of Starfall and Taliko was captivating.
Moreover, the events that take place make this book a real page turner, as you find yourself wanting to read on to discover more. The battle scenes were exceptionally written and kept me enthralled. Being that the book ends on a more unsure note, I'm curious just what will happen next.
I also found myself intrigued by the subtle hints of romance, both for Jonas and for his daughter down the line. I can't wait to see how their stories progress and what lies ahead for them.
The antagonist Nightblade is so sinister and wickedly malicious, yet in a very calculated and sly sort of way, which I enjoy. He is the perfect mixture of powerful beast and wily intellect. (Additionally, I love that he's essentially a wolf!)
I certainly enjoyed this book and found it very well written and well thought out. I would recommend this to anyone who reads fantasy and particularly who also takes an interest in westerns. Very happy to have spent my time in this book!
The setting of Thunder Peak became the first thing I fell in love with in this book, with the second being Jonas, a man whose personality is as well developed as his overall look and feel. Casey, the protagonist, also captivates with her bravery, compassion, and fortitude. She possesses qualities that easily define her as a heroic main character, yet is blessed with the realism of a young girl that make her relatable and sympathetic.
The wild west setting made for a very wonderfully unique backdrop to a fantasy story, something I've not yet really encountered elsewhere, and it was so refreshing. I enjoyed the entirety of the lore and history behind the Thunder Peak setting just as much as I enjoyed the fantasy elements.
The introduction of Starfall and Taliko was captivating.
Moreover, the events that take place make this book a real page turner, as you find yourself wanting to read on to discover more. The battle scenes were exceptionally written and kept me enthralled. Being that the book ends on a more unsure note, I'm curious just what will happen next.
I also found myself intrigued by the subtle hints of romance, both for Jonas and for his daughter down the line. I can't wait to see how their stories progress and what lies ahead for them.
The antagonist Nightblade is so sinister and wickedly malicious, yet in a very calculated and sly sort of way, which I enjoy. He is the perfect mixture of powerful beast and wily intellect. (Additionally, I love that he's essentially a wolf!)
I certainly enjoyed this book and found it very well written and well thought out. I would recommend this to anyone who reads fantasy and particularly who also takes an interest in westerns. Very happy to have spent my time in this book!
December 26, 2023
Thunder Peak written by the author Trae Stratton is the first book in the Tamm Chronicle book series. The story features Casey and her adoptive father Jonas. Casey was an infant when her parents died and she only knows that Jonas is her father. Casey and Jonas live in Thunder Peak.
Tamm Ranch and Orchards is a profitable part of the Thunder Peak legend. By selling fresh apples to others, Jonas earns profit and has been able to raise Casey. Once when Jonas was called by the Sheriff Tanner, back at home, Casey felt about a horse in front of her house who was injured and needed to be saved. Casey brought the horse inside the ranch. On the other hand, Jonas was worried that he had to tell the truth to Casey and what she would think when she found out.
The plot of the story is gripping. The writing style of the author is amazing. The language used in the book is lucid and I had a great time reading this book. The cover photo is nice. Those who enjoy fantasy adventure stories should definitely get their hands on this book. I had a great time reading this book and I like to recommend it to my fellow readers.
Tamm Ranch and Orchards is a profitable part of the Thunder Peak legend. By selling fresh apples to others, Jonas earns profit and has been able to raise Casey. Once when Jonas was called by the Sheriff Tanner, back at home, Casey felt about a horse in front of her house who was injured and needed to be saved. Casey brought the horse inside the ranch. On the other hand, Jonas was worried that he had to tell the truth to Casey and what she would think when she found out.
The plot of the story is gripping. The writing style of the author is amazing. The language used in the book is lucid and I had a great time reading this book. The cover photo is nice. Those who enjoy fantasy adventure stories should definitely get their hands on this book. I had a great time reading this book and I like to recommend it to my fellow readers.
August 17, 2022
Reading Thunder Peak was a refreshingly pleasant surprise and not at all what I expected. Fantasy Westerns are not common, but this one hit every mark. The realistic western life of the late 1800s set up the story nicely and the hint of a fantastical element in the first chapter set the stage for more than just a typical shoot-em-up adventure. In fact, the unpredictability of the story kept me enchanted with both the setting and the unusual characters.
The well-established history of the setting and the relatable characters brought a satisfying level to the world-building. From the beginning, I was engaged with the nonstop action as one revelation after another built the layers of the story.
Casey and Jonas, both brave and practical, live a ranch life full of hard work and the danger of the unknown west. A knock on the door could be a test of survival. They rely on one another, and I loved their father-daughter devoted relationship.
One of my favorite characters was Taliko. Without giving too much away, let's just describe him as unique and fascinating. An enigma throughout.
Fantasy creatures, secrets, and history mixed into a western setting, combined with a satisfying ending that set up enough mysteries in the story to make me anticipate book two, made for a wonderful read. Highly recommended.
The well-established history of the setting and the relatable characters brought a satisfying level to the world-building. From the beginning, I was engaged with the nonstop action as one revelation after another built the layers of the story.
Casey and Jonas, both brave and practical, live a ranch life full of hard work and the danger of the unknown west. A knock on the door could be a test of survival. They rely on one another, and I loved their father-daughter devoted relationship.
One of my favorite characters was Taliko. Without giving too much away, let's just describe him as unique and fascinating. An enigma throughout.
Fantasy creatures, secrets, and history mixed into a western setting, combined with a satisfying ending that set up enough mysteries in the story to make me anticipate book two, made for a wonderful read. Highly recommended.
January 3, 2024
I love reading fantasy stories. This time, I got my hands on Trae Stratton's book "Thunder Peak". The story involves a female protagonist named Casey. She lives with her adoptive father Jonas Tamm. Till Casey turned fourteen years old, Jonas had lived a great life with her and he kept the truth about her biological parents a secret from Casey.
Once Casey told Jonas about the injured horse in front of their house. She helped the horse by saving it from the wolves. What would happen when a deadly creature be after Casey to put an end to her life.
This story took me on a rollercoaster ride full of adventures. The twists in the story kept me hooked to it till the last page. The world building is done nicely by the author and I appreciate the author's vivid imagination in creating this fantasy world.
Those who are fans of fantasy should definitely get their hands on this book. Add it to your tbr now.
Once Casey told Jonas about the injured horse in front of their house. She helped the horse by saving it from the wolves. What would happen when a deadly creature be after Casey to put an end to her life.
This story took me on a rollercoaster ride full of adventures. The twists in the story kept me hooked to it till the last page. The world building is done nicely by the author and I appreciate the author's vivid imagination in creating this fantasy world.
Those who are fans of fantasy should definitely get their hands on this book. Add it to your tbr now.
November 1, 2021
After reading this book, I anticipate Book 2. Not only was the story written well, but the characters were relatable, fun, and dedicated. I recommend the book for those who like the Wild West, unicorns, and can't live without otherworldly creatures in their lives.
December 17, 2021
Excited for Book II
Really enjoyed this book. Fast paced and really interesting characters. Great escape from our modern world. Looking forward to Book II. Love this writer!
Really enjoyed this book. Fast paced and really interesting characters. Great escape from our modern world. Looking forward to Book II. Love this writer!
August 27, 2021
I received this book in exchange for an honest review
This wasn't a bad story it just wasn't for me ,I'm quite picky with my books. Some parts were bit boring, other times the chapter alternates between 2 other story lines(I find those rather confusing some times and end up liking one part more then others)You might like it so give it a chance.
This wasn't a bad story it just wasn't for me ,I'm quite picky with my books. Some parts were bit boring, other times the chapter alternates between 2 other story lines(I find those rather confusing some times and end up liking one part more then others)You might like it so give it a chance.
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