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Shattered (Desire #2)
by
Kailin Gow (Goodreads Author)
Kama has made her choice, but now the revolution has begun.
Paperback, 258 pages
Published
November 8th 2011
by theEDGEbooks.com
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Shattered is Book 2 in the Desire Series
The main theme in this book is the start of the war between The Magical Ones ( genies who at one time were enslaved, and now turned rogue or basically have a lust for power). The residents of Arcadia , who for the most part have no idea or ideals of magic. Last but not least genies, who are trying to rescue the innocent and bring justice to the guilty.
Kama , has been involved in a love triangle , she is still in love with Liam and has attraction to Torri...more
The main theme in this book is the start of the war between The Magical Ones ( genies who at one time were enslaved, and now turned rogue or basically have a lust for power). The residents of Arcadia , who for the most part have no idea or ideals of magic. Last but not least genies, who are trying to rescue the innocent and bring justice to the guilty.
Kama , has been involved in a love triangle , she is still in love with Liam and has attraction to Torri...more
Kama’s perfect world is literally shattering all around her. Chunks of the atmosphere/ dome are raining down. The “perfect” world of Arcadia is coming undone. Liam’s father, Governor Pim, has used Magical Ones, djinn/genies, to create a utopia world.
Dr. Sanz has imprisoned Kama, and Liam tries to get her out. When outside, a genie flies her out of Arcadia when he learns that General Adar is her father and turns out to be Prince Rodin, Torrid’s brother. While she’s in the land of her father, Torr...more
Dr. Sanz has imprisoned Kama, and Liam tries to get her out. When outside, a genie flies her out of Arcadia when he learns that General Adar is her father and turns out to be Prince Rodin, Torrid’s brother. While she’s in the land of her father, Torr...more
Once again, Gow has issues with making the way people speak believable. Even harder to come to terms with is the fact that she will resolve one "problem" just for it to pop up again in later chapters, with no explanation as to how the problem reappeared. Also, I have serious issue with using 3 terms for one type of being...especially when describing who is battling whom. There are times when it takes some real thinking to figure out who is "good" and who is "evil," with no real help from the aut...more
Jan 21, 2012
Mlpmom (Book Reviewer)
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2.5-3 Stars
The cover for this book much like the second one, if gorgeous. I love everything about it. It is very eye catching and sort of just draws you in.
So needless to say after reading the first book in the series and hoping that this would be a series that would get better over time and truly thinking the series has potential, I was excited to read the second book, especially after having read the novella that came in between these two which really was quite good, even better than the first...more
The cover for this book much like the second one, if gorgeous. I love everything about it. It is very eye catching and sort of just draws you in.
So needless to say after reading the first book in the series and hoping that this would be a series that would get better over time and truly thinking the series has potential, I was excited to read the second book, especially after having read the novella that came in between these two which really was quite good, even better than the first...more
As I have said before this series gets better with each book... But I am a little disappointed because after I finished it I downloaded # 3, the ending in the epilogue of 2 was slightly different than the beginning of 3, then I realized that #3 was only 152 page.... Why didnt they just release 1 and 1.5 as one book and 2 and 3 as part two, oh yeah money hungry that's it!!!!!
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I had a hard time with this one, the first one I really loved but this one was missing something. I really like the characters and Kailin Gow has beautiful prose. This one felt a little rushed. I still want to read the third, just a little let down about this one. I do love the cover for this book almost as much as the first.
May 08, 2013
Cyndi Goodgame
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Apr 28, 2013
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Kailin Gow uses her author platform to bring awareness to issues affecting young adult and women. She has appeared on national radio as a regular guest on topics such as body image, self-esteem, dating and sexual relationships, bullying, and more; often brought up in her fiction books for young adults and women.
She is a graduate of the Annenberg School for Communications Masters in Management pro...more
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