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Warriors Of The Cross (Warrior #1)

by T.R. Graves (Goodreads Author)

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Allison La Crosse, beginning a challenging family medicine residency, leaves the protection of her family. With the transfer, her worst nightmares come true. Her closely guarded mystical talents; those which seldom appeared before the move; unleash themselves from her confinement and reveal their presence with very little provocation.

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Jan 01, 2012 Jody rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: special-abilities, romance, look-interesting, 2011

If you are looking for a fresh paranormal romance thriller, Warriors of the Cross delivers. I found the summary of this book to be intriquing. Allison La Crosse is a resident doctor who was born and raised in a big family full of love in LA. She gets her residency at a University Hospital in Galveston, TX and moves there by finding a room to rent sight unseen. When she arrives she meets Clark her landlord who is a medical malpractice lawyer and has an instant connection with him. Clark makes All...more If you are looking for a fresh paranormal romance thriller, Warriors of the Cross delivers. I found the summary of this book to be intriquing. Allison La Crosse is a resident doctor who was born and raised in a big family full of love in LA. She gets her residency at a University Hospital in Galveston, TX and moves there by finding a room to rent sight unseen. When she arrives she meets Clark her landlord who is a medical malpractice lawyer and has an instant connection with him. Clark makes Allie feel as though she has known him her whole life and they fall into an instant friendship. At her residency, she has the stereotypical mean girls and one very hot chief resident, Brody. Allie met Brody as he stormed out of Clark's just as she arrived in Galveston. Brody is extremely attractive and sets Allie afire with intense looks and alternatingly avoiding her.

Besides the Romance, there are many layers to this unique plot. It takes place in a hospital and there are medical patients and cases coming and going like a really good episode of ER. The descriptions are both realistic and enthralling. It really reads well and I didn't want to put it down. When I wasn't reading it, I was thinking about the characters and plot. There begins to be a mysteriousness surrounding Allie's dreams and strange healing abilities. She seems to take on the patient's symptoms and therefore suffers with each healing. Brody helps her through and Clark is the ever present friend. There are several clues about the real struggle that is the underlying plot of good and evil going on such as shadows, pulsing bright radiant light, and ornate crosses. This books is so good I refuse to ruin it with any other spoilers about the plots. For me this is one of those books that once your find out the secrets it is so illuminating that you want to go back and re-read the book to see it from an enlightened prospective. I can't wait to read the next book. I can only hope it won't be too long of a wait. For a limited time, this is a free book on Kindle and definitely worth putting on your to read list. You will not be disappointed.(less)

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Jul 18, 2011 Julie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, loved-it-will-read-again, mystery, paranormal, part-of-a-series, romance, young-adult

I have about 60 pages left of this book, but I just wanted to say how amazing it was. I absolutely love it. I started it this morning and I haven't been able to put it down. Such a good book. I'll have to go over this a little more after I finish, but if you're contemplating reading it, DO IT!! You won't be disappointed in the least.

Okay, I finished the book last night. I can't believe I'm done. I want to chastise myself for reading it so fast because it's over now and I wish that there were mor...more

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Jul 27, 2011 Trista Siegel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Very, very interesting. I think I'm starting to like adult novels a lot more than I used to. I have to say I'm surprised by how much I enjoyed this one. I started it and thought I wouldn't but it grew on me.

Full review here: http://tristasiegel.blogspot.com/2011...

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Jul 17, 2011 Nathalia rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I would categorize this novel as a young adult Christian romance with a smidge of the paranormal. I actually enjoyed most of the book, however the use of excruciating detailed segments made me want to give the book up in its entirety. Here's a quick list of both positive and negative aspects I found throughout the book:

Negative :
- The author's political and religious views leaked through every page, especially around 60%. Since this book was not labeled as a Christian romance, I was unaware of w...more

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Dec 08, 2011 Cassie McCown rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Warriors of the Cross (The Warrior Series #1)
By: TR Graves
ISBN: 9781453753422
Published January 10, 2011
Available Format: Paperbook, ebook

My Rating: ★★★★★

Allison La Crosse has always felt compelled to help those in need, so she pursues a medical career. Her talents go far deeper than the practice of medicine, however, and when she leaves her family to begin her residency in Galveston, Texas, it becomes clear she has been given an extraordinary gift. With this gift comes tremendous risk – a risk t...more Warriors of the Cross (The Warrior Series #1)
By: TR Graves
ISBN: 9781453753422
Published January 10, 2011
Available Format: Paperbook, ebook

My Rating: ★★★★★

Allison La Crosse has always felt compelled to help those in need, so she pursues a medical career. Her talents go far deeper than the practice of medicine, however, and when she leaves her family to begin her residency in Galveston, Texas, it becomes clear she has been given an extraordinary gift. With this gift comes tremendous risk – a risk that could possibly be fatal. As if written in the stars, two incredible yet mysterious men come into Allie’s life, and they have a greater role to play as well. There is an evil in the world and these three exceptional people must put the pieces together and stand united for whatever may come.

Warriors of the Cross is a book I agreed to read and review WAY back over the summer, and I was finally able to get to it on my to-review list. I was absolutely NOT disappointed! This book was amazing. The plot is unique, fast-paced, and holds you hostage until the very end.

I think so much about this book is fresh and really takes its own (top) spot in all the paranormal romance that is out there today. One thing that I love about this series is that it has Christianity mixed within but everything about it is realistic. These are real people with real lives and real temptations. They aren’t in church every Sunday morning; they don’t crack their Bible every time life throws them another challenge; but they are still able to keep their faith and weave these supernatural complexities into their everyday life. But, everything is so well-balanced, you most likely wouldn’t even analyze it any further than the surplus of brilliance that is happening on every page. I wouldn’t even label this novel as faith-based or religious (‘cause it almost sounded like I was getting a little preachy there!), but the author is able to use all these familiar ideas to supplement to this fantastic story.

I’ve had the honor of working with the author on the second book of the series, Guardians of the Cross, and I have to say the brilliance does not stop with book one. If you haven’t read Warriors yet, get yourself a copy today and get ready for some major developments that are going to be happening in book two, which is expected to release later this month (December 2011)!
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Jun 12, 2011 Jayde Scott rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Warrior of the Cross is the story of Allison, a young woman who's eager to learn all about curing the ill by starting a hospital placement in Galveston. Medicine has always been part of Allison's life, not just because her family's involved with it, but also because she possesses psychic abilities that involve drawing Allison to a sick person like a magnet, literally urging her to touch those dying in her compulsion to cure them, which she does through her touch that usually leaves her distraugh...more Warrior of the Cross is the story of Allison, a young woman who's eager to learn all about curing the ill by starting a hospital placement in Galveston. Medicine has always been part of Allison's life, not just because her family's involved with it, but also because she possesses psychic abilities that involve drawing Allison to a sick person like a magnet, literally urging her to touch those dying in her compulsion to cure them, which she does through her touch that usually leaves her distraught, faint and weak.

Allison's ability to alert her of oncoming danger has kept her awake for the past few weeks. At this point, she doesn't know that it's just a premonition, just like the one she had when her brother, Brion, almost died from internal bleeding after a fall from a cliff. But this time, it's not about saving someone else; it's about saving her own life.
Meeting Clark, her new roommate with whom she feels a strong connection, a bond if you will, Allison thinks she's finally found someone she can trust, someone who might just turn into her first real love. But Clark isn't just any good-looking guy, and the monthly agreement involving amenities suitable for a mansion sounds just too good to be true. After setting foot on a sect's sacred ground, something happens inside Allison and her abilities break loose. Soon, Allison realises she might just be one of the disciples that very sect has tried to annihilate for centuries.

I thought Warrior of the Cross was a fantastic read with a great story and a believable voice. Allison wasn't the usual whiney character we often meet in YA and paranormal literature nowadays. She had fears like everyone else, but she also had a strength in her that allowed her to be there for her dying brother and her emotionally suffering sister going through the motions of a divorce. I liked Allison's empathy for others, but also the fact that she wasn't oblivious to danger. This made her seem real and clever to me.
The twist involving Allison's true heritage was interesting. There were plenty of clues throughout the story, but I didn't see its magnitude until the very end.
All in all, a great read. (less)

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Jun 22, 2011 Emily rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I would give this stars 9 stars if I could. It would be 10 if it had gone through the editing process one more time...the typos were abundant. I have had very few books that I can't get out of my head, and this is one of them! Great job! I can't wait to read the next one in the series. UPDATE: It has been 2 days since I finished this book. I can't get it out of my head...I have tried and stopped reading 3 books since then...I think I'm going to have to read it again starting tonight!

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Jun 28, 2011 Amanda marked it as to-read · review of another edition

I would like to say Thank You for the Free book that I got from T.R. Graves here on Goodreads. I am so appreciative and am looking forward to reading it. :)

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Jan 14, 2013 Books rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Warriors of the Cross proved to be everything the very promising blurb said and much more! Allison LaCrosse has a gift of healing that can bring patients in critical condition back from the brink of death. At the same time she is discovering that she might have other psychic abilities stemming from this healing power. Where there is light and healing however, there will always be darkness and evil to counter it.

This book had my attention from the word go and kept me turning the pages up to the a...more

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Feb 09, 2012 Becket Morgan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: e-book, own

After reading the entire book, I can say that Graves creates interesting and engaging characters, explores great relationships and has some original ideas. Unfortunately, this novel desperately needs some professional editing. The first few chapters are riddled with incorrect verb tenses, awkward forays into second person, and vast sections dedicated to information dumps. While the story has a ton of potential, these glaring mistakes almost prevented me from reading far enough into the book to b...more

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Jan 29, 2012 Laurie: Almost Faemous rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I received a copy of this through the Read2Review program here on Goodreads. Where to begin with what's wrong with this book? Let me start with the characters, the main character Allie has to be the most spineless, whiny...ugh and her love interests in the book were just as bad. Interesting characters have flaws, they get pissed off, sad, frustrated or whatever, the whole book all they did was tell Allie how lovely and special she was, while she was constantly on the verge of tears. You had a lo...more

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Jan 25, 2012 Mcgoo4 rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

WARNING: SPOILER ALERT at the end

The story was about Allie, a medical resident, and her slow realization that with her touch, she can save people from death. Other characters include Brody (who figures quite prominently) and Clark (her landlord). The book started off very slow, gave lots of background, and only got good toward the very end. The characters were fleshed out very well, but at times, that even became tedious. I found the premise to be believable as when reading fantasy, you suspend...more

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Jan 16, 2012 Jessica(WonderlandReviews) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was excited to give this a good read. It is not often that you find the medical and paranormal world melded together let alone in such a way that absolutely worked.

I for one was appreciative of it mainly due to the fact that my fiance is going through nursing school and it gave me some insight how hectic life can be.

I liked the reasoning and history between the healing gift. In fact there is even a bomb shell dropped that even I didn't see coming , which is hard because given how much I read...more

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Jan 05, 2012 Miranda Wheeler rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Warriors of the Cross begins with Allison La Cross - a seemingly mundane girl working her way through medical training, trying to decide between two possible soul mates, and keep her lovably crazy family in check.

Then everything changes.

The prologue snaps the reader to attention with an alluring scene - a mysterious death and devastating undeath. From there, a physical pull makes it impossible to put down. Well-paced and beautifully written, once you begun the enticing read - you won't b...more

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Oct 19, 2011 Laurie Wallace rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-books, read-in-2011

I liked the storyline of this book a lot, it kept me going so that I read the book pretty quickly. The Allie/Brody/Clark triangle was intriguing and frustrating, making me wonder who to root for. Being a Christian, I appreciated the gradual natural inclusion of God and prayer and references to Allie's upbringing and its influence on her life. The gradual build in the plot towards the end was good too, with the cliff-hanger ending being totally expected.
What bothered me about the book was the wr...more

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Jul 18, 2011 Lori Petticrew rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

a mix of fantasy and thrill. enjoyed.
now to wait on book 2!

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Jul 05, 2011 Heather Wiese rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Feb 05, 2012 Emma rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: r2r

I think this book is written in a very nice way. The style makes it easy to read. Even though I wasn't a big fan of the book, I think a lot of people will like it. Because I realize this book is very good I gave it four stars. I think the reasons I didn't like the book are very personal.

I should have known actually, warriors of the CROSS. Of course this book would be about faith, God. I have no problem with this, I liked Angelology and other books with 'believe' aspects in it. I guess this book...more

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Jun 29, 2012 Eden rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: terrible-and-or-couldnt-finish, other-supernatural-beings

I struggled through this one. It's a pity since I saw how many people were fond of it and recommended it, but for me it was like a torture. Why?

Well, if I say I didn't like the protagonist I underrate the situation. She was constantly crying over every little thing that happened to her, behaved like she was 14 years old and not like someone in her twenties, I think if you put her down in the middle of nowhere, she wouldn't last a day, she uses so much water for her oh-so-precious calming baths t...more

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Jan 23, 2012 Shana (ReadingVixen) rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I started reading this book, thinking that the book title was very cool. I was hoping for some action, adventure, suspense, etc. Unfortunately, this book encompasses none of these characteristics, in my opinion.

The main character, Allison La Crosse, is supposed to be gifted with the ability to heal the dying; fine. I was hoping for a stronger character, but this woman acts more like she's in grade school instead of college. She's very insecure, self-absorbed, and whiny to the point where I becam...more I started reading this book, thinking that the book title was very cool. I was hoping for some action, adventure, suspense, etc. Unfortunately, this book encompasses none of these characteristics, in my opinion.

The main character, Allison La Crosse, is supposed to be gifted with the ability to heal the dying; fine. I was hoping for a stronger character, but this woman acts more like she's in grade school instead of college. She's very insecure, self-absorbed, and whiny to the point where I became exasperated while reading this novel. Although the premise of this book sounded great, the actual storyline just didn't do it for me.

The book is written in first-person, which usually isn't bad, unless it reads like a diary, which is how it felt to me when reading it. Case in point:

Day 1: Got out of bed, brushed my teeth, took a shower, got dressed, headed to the college to do my rounds (she's a resident, studying to become a full-fledged doctor).

Day 2: Met the chief director; my heart's all a-flutter. Overheard some snooty girls talking about me, and I burst into tears.

Day 3: Could barely keep a conversation going with the chief director. He said something I didn't like, and I burst into tears (again), and ran away from him. I didn't answer his calls, pages, etc., hoping I could ignore him forever and a day, or whatever.

On and on and on it goes like this. Argh! Just aggravating! Although the author doesn't literally write, "Day 1, Day 2, Day 3," etc. at the beginning of every chapter, she might as well have. It just feels that way in the book.

There were some interesting points in the book, where Allison uses her gift, and learns more about Brody's gift (he's the chief director, and Allison's "love interest"), but unfortunately, they're few and far between, and not enough for me to truly enjoy the book. I appreciate the female characters views on healthcare (some of which I agree with); however, too much time is spent expounding on the issues, and not enough time is spent learning more about her ability(ies).

Hopefully, "Guardians of the Cross" is better, but I don't think I'll be reading that one.
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Aug 30, 2011 kimyunalesca rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

4.5 stars,The book cover is really beautiful and related to the story. It has a very good and interesting plot I like how it starts off with a little bit of mystery between all of the characters.There's a lot of medical scenes plus very detailed terminologies I found very useful in imagining the whole story. I felt the characters emotions and struggles that kept me moving one page to another, within the story lies a great message to every reader such as close family ties, bonds, do the right thi...more

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May 30, 2011 Emily rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Lately I have not really had any posts saying that the book I read was generally horrible. It's been to my pleasant surprise and general enjoyment that every author I have been approached by and/or won a contest from I've had the honor of reading what I think are some good writers to come. With that being said.

Normally this genre of book I've been very picky in reading and coming to enjoy. I have to say when starting this book I was pleasantly surprised at the time taken to get a feel for my vie...more

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Feb 29, 2012 Maureen Hoar rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book deserves more than 5 stars! Allison, a resident at a university hospital, has a secret. She can heal people just by touching them and taking on their aillments. She needs to keep this a secret to protect herself. But, when the compelling desire to heal comes on, she cannot resist. She finds herself in the middle of a secret order of disciples sworn to protect her. She falls in love, discovers secrets of her past and faces many life altering hurdles.
I love the power to heal. If I could...more

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Jun 25, 2011 Ronna rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: free-kindle-books, ya-paranormal-romance

3.5 stars rounded up.

I gave this book 4 stars, because I like the concept (new take on good versus evil) and it had a strong enough ending to intrigue me into following through with the series. However, I didn't love this story for a few reasons. One, it took too long to set up the story and get the premise rolling. Two, the heroine (Allie), who is apparently a natural beauty, a great doctor and has 2 amazing men in love with her (I adored Brody & Clark), spends the majority of the book feel...more

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Jan 31, 2012 Jill rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I chose to read this book on read to review. I liked the premise, it sounded new and interesting. Unfortunately, I was deeply disappointed by it. I'm sure, buried somewhere, there was a story that was new and interesting, but I never found it. There is a lot of weird stuff going on in the book like some strange love triangle that I never figured out. She has the hots for her landlord and her chief resident, but there is zero tension. She has these powers to heal the dying so I expected to see mo...more

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Aug 03, 2011 Noelle Callaway rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am glad it was free.
1) Characters need flaws to be interesting. The only flaws were irresistibility and jealousy. Everyone was gorgeous, and moral. Except the antagonist who were still good looking at the very least.
2) I love books with Doctors as protagonists. They always have a helplessness of being bound to help which makes their lives more exciting when thrown in the soup. I was looking forward to the paranormal and medical world mixing but it fell flat for me. Perhaps because everyone was...more I am glad it was free.
1) Characters need flaws to be interesting. The only flaws were irresistibility and jealousy. Everyone was gorgeous, and moral. Except the antagonist who were still good looking at the very least.
2) I love books with Doctors as protagonists. They always have a helplessness of being bound to help which makes their lives more exciting when thrown in the soup. I was looking forward to the paranormal and medical world mixing but it fell flat for me. Perhaps because everyone was so vanilla and uninteresting.
3) Lots of useless adjectives. Especially “precious”. This gave it a sophomoric tone as she described her “custom-ring tone indicated that a call was coming in on my cell phone”. No wonder the book was so long. (I LOVE long books, but there should be a purpose to its length).
4) Virgin doesn’t mean saint. Allison had a way with the men and she plays Brody and Clark like fiddles. She explains why she is so demonstrative towards Clark but it still left me feeling like she was extremely two-faced. Holding hands or kissing Clark in front of Brody – perfectly acceptable. Suri flirting non stop with Brody – not okay (and Brody is shunned for it). Get over yourself.
5) Oh, the typos! Wrong names used. More than once, Allison and another character said the exact same phrase as the parted, i.e., “I’ll see you back at the hospital” being answered with “I’ll see you back at the hospital”. It’s as if an editor chopped it up and put it back together. The names Desiree and Betty were interchangeable.
6) More than a cliffhanger. I know that this book is written as a series but this one just dropped off in the middle. No closure. Even if it is a series there should be some sense of closure with a tickle of what’s to come. Not an abrupt cut off.
Needless to say, since I plodded through this book, anticipating something good to happen based on all the positive reviews, only to be disappointed, I will not be continuing on with this series.
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Jun 17, 2011 Rae rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Whew... I did not know I could hold my breath so long! What a great read! I finished it in two settings. I had to stop reading yesterday when it started getting dark; it is one of those books to read only during daylight hours. I finished it this afternoon as it is a bright sunny day in NC. lolol Ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you I am fearless, sometimes to my own detriment. However, once in a great while a book will come along that is a strike too close to the truth and "Warriors o...more

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Jul 06, 2011 Erna rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

looking good so far

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Mar 08, 2012 Emmy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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My status updates reflect how I feel about this book. Reading the GoodReads summary did not prepare me for the religious undertone. Had I read one of the reviews that mentioned that, I probably would not have started it to begin with. That's the main reason for this review. To warn people who are not interested in reading a religious urban fantasy. I don't even know what to consider it, if UF is what it really is. Though the "romance" was intriguing, I did not find it believable.

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Mar 22, 2011 Lali rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read this book pretty recently and loved it. I would recommend it to anyone. Its such a fasinating read with all the chaos the main character goes through from her relationships with brody and her family to her destiny to become a healer. The ending was so intruiging, it kept me glued to the page. MUST READ!

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T. R. Graves, the author of The Warrior Series and The Secrets Series and The Underwater Series, is a 2012 NaNoWriMo Winner.

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