Shadowed Ground (The Chronicles of Nowhere #2)
by
Vicki Keire (Goodreads Author)
Chloe Burke has only two choices left: run or fight.
As she wakes from a poisoned sleep with silver scars across her back, her aunt’s diary may provide the only clues about the creatures of fire that hunt her.
Separated from her last living relative and the only home she has ever known, Chloe must rely on the deadly Eliot Gray to guide her through the strange world she sudd...more
As she wakes from a poisoned sleep with silver scars across her back, her aunt’s diary may provide the only clues about the creatures of fire that hunt her.
Separated from her last living relative and the only home she has ever known, Chloe must rely on the deadly Eliot Gray to guide her through the strange world she sudd...more
ebook, 120 pages
Published
March 2012
by Curiosity Quills Press
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Chased by the Abandoned, Chloe and Eliot struggle to stay alive, and healthy. With a secondary storyline happening to the enemy Ravenwood clan, I expect the two to have to come together in the third installment of this series.
As before in the first book, the writing is fine. I’d just like for the story to be all together. If I were to buy this as an ebook it should be priced under five dollars, for sure. I’d pay $10.00 for the whole trilogy, although, I’m beginning to wonder if it will wrap up i...more
As before in the first book, the writing is fine. I’d just like for the story to be all together. If I were to buy this as an ebook it should be priced under five dollars, for sure. I’d pay $10.00 for the whole trilogy, although, I’m beginning to wonder if it will wrap up i...more
Shadowed Ground is the second book in the Chronicles of Nowhere series. Chloe Burke is desperately trying to come to grips with being burned and pursued by emotional vampire like creatures called the Abandoned. Her guardian, Eliot Gray reveals details of their past that have been wiped from her memories. However, he does not want to say too much; so, he hands Chloe the diary left to her by her aunt. Only Chloe can open it. As she reads through the diary secrets that are sometimes better left unv...more
Vicki Keire has again created a story that’ll knock your socks off! The next addition to The Chronicles of Nowhere is top notch.
Shadowed Ground focuses more on Chloe and Eliot as they begin their travel to Greys Landing. The action is just as packed as in Worlds Burn Through and Mrs. Keire manages to keep the story rolling as Ravenwood Manor becomes a hotspot for danger.
From Miranda Burke to Alexander Ravenwood, the characters seem to fall into place. Everyone’s side of the story helps readers s...more
Shadowed Ground focuses more on Chloe and Eliot as they begin their travel to Greys Landing. The action is just as packed as in Worlds Burn Through and Mrs. Keire manages to keep the story rolling as Ravenwood Manor becomes a hotspot for danger.
From Miranda Burke to Alexander Ravenwood, the characters seem to fall into place. Everyone’s side of the story helps readers s...more
This will be one of my two reluctant 5 stars today. Why reluctant, you ask? Well, it's certainly not a flaw in the writing or the characters. I continue to enjoy the story, as well.
What I just can't get behind is the length of these novellas. THEY SHOULDN'T BE NOVELLAS! As a long time reader, if you ask me, "Would you rather have short and sweet and quick" or "wait a long time, but have a truly fleshed out book"... EVERY SINGLE TIME I will tell you to make me wait.
I want the whole experience. I...more
What I just can't get behind is the length of these novellas. THEY SHOULDN'T BE NOVELLAS! As a long time reader, if you ask me, "Would you rather have short and sweet and quick" or "wait a long time, but have a truly fleshed out book"... EVERY SINGLE TIME I will tell you to make me wait.
I want the whole experience. I...more
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There is one important thing everyone needs to know about The Chronicles of Nowhere. If you read the first book, you already know this, but for anyone elses knowledge: The Chronicles of Nowhere are NOT novels. They are serialized stories. This just means that every installment (so far) is only 100 pages or so.
But here’s the thing. I am legitimately confused by this...more
There is one important thing everyone needs to know about The Chronicles of Nowhere. If you read the first book, you already know this, but for anyone elses knowledge: The Chronicles of Nowhere are NOT novels. They are serialized stories. This just means that every installment (so far) is only 100 pages or so.
But here’s the thing. I am legitimately confused by this...more
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1.5 stars
The Good
I would have given this book one star but I have read worse books so that wouldn't be fair. So that half a star that makes it a little better than a bad book is for the fact that the little action that was there was interesting, and there was one or two scary parts that gave me the chills.
The Bad
Wow, where to start. First, it was painful to finish this book (or short story if you want to get technical). I did finish it only because e...more
1.5 stars
The Good
I would have given this book one star but I have read worse books so that wouldn't be fair. So that half a star that makes it a little better than a bad book is for the fact that the little action that was there was interesting, and there was one or two scary parts that gave me the chills.
The Bad
Wow, where to start. First, it was painful to finish this book (or short story if you want to get technical). I did finish it only because e...more
Honestly, I have to say I enjoyed this book more so than the first. And the reason why? Even though the ending wasn't really an ending (in the sense that this is a series), it was a million times better than the ending in the first book. With the first, I felt like I was kicked off a cliff at the end. With this one, I felt like it closed with a sense of hope that they will get through this.
This book was full of a lot of action. Looking back on it, a few things were explained that satiated my cur...more
This book was full of a lot of action. Looking back on it, a few things were explained that satiated my cur...more
This second book was more fun than the first. The character interactions were fantastic, and the pace was faster. I just wish these books were LONGER. I knew from the first that it was going to be short and was still SHOCKED when my ireader was like "you just finished blah." *Mad Face*
Recommended for fans of paranormal/urban fantasy wanting a quick read. A good read.
Recommended for fans of paranormal/urban fantasy wanting a quick read. A good read.
Second one in the series, we get some more back story and Chloe starts growing into her powers as her relationship with Eliot becomes more dependent. The second story thread doesn't progress that much, will this become a love triangle? Still a bit on the short side for a satisfying read but interesting enough to want to read the third one.
have to say I really enjoyed this book, however (did you feel that coming?) at 102 pages, I have to say I was...
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It's still too short...
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This is the second in the series, and while it didn't have as much tension and action of the first, it was a good read. There was more of the character's history, which was interesting and not boring. I'm enjoying the growing relationship between the h/h, forbidden as it is. Looking forward to the final book.
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Vicki Keire grew up in a 19th Century haunted house in the Deep South full of books, abandoned coal chutes, and plenty of places to get into trouble with her siblings. She holds degrees in English Literature with specialties in the 18th Century, Romanticism, and Postcolonial Theory. She spent the last decade teaching writing and literature at a large, football obsessed university while slipping pa
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