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The First

by Sara Zaske (Goodreads Author)

4.21 of 5 stars 4.21 · rating details · 34 ratings · 30 reviews

Cassie Craig is not the chosen one. Not even close.

She's just an ordinary, 15-year-old California girl with a few problems. She talks too much. She has a crush on a guy in her school. She worries about her dad who is a Marine in Afghanistan.

Then, there's her new friend, Violet Starkey. The weirdest girl in school, Violet comes from a group of magical people who claim to be...more

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Published April 21st 2012 by Sara Zaske

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Apr 07, 2013 Kathy LaMee rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Sara Zaske has delivered a debut novel that brings a fabulous twist of a tale to the YA genre! It is fresh and new, and I loved it!

The story's central character, Cassie, is a typical teenager. She part of clique in school but by a twist of fate and her intense curiosity, she ends up spending the night with the 'odd' girl- Violet. That night, Cassie's world is turned sideways as she discovers some interesting things about her new-found friend's connection to nature and some pretty awesome powers....more Sara Zaske has delivered a debut novel that brings a fabulous twist of a tale to the YA genre! It is fresh and new, and I loved it!

The story's central character, Cassie, is a typical teenager. She part of clique in school but by a twist of fate and her intense curiosity, she ends up spending the night with the 'odd' girl- Violet. That night, Cassie's world is turned sideways as she discovers some interesting things about her new-found friend's connection to nature and some pretty awesome powers. Violet sees Cassie as a strong deliberate person. She also knows Cassie just can't help herself when it comes to her curiosity; that's why she's chosen her to help her on a quest to go and meet her grandfather, and find out more about her powers. Soon the girls are thrown into a situation that is beyond anything either of them could have imagined and they have to rely on their own inner strength and powers to win out over a catastrophic plan that will end life as they know it.

There are many things I like about Zaske's debut novel. First, it doesn't take reading her bio to know this is an author who has written- a lot. There is nothing at all amateurish about her first published novel. She does an excellent job at pace and progression of the story, unwrapping the characters and the plot slowly- urging us to keep reading to find out more. The story itself is wonderful and combines fantasy YA genre with environmental consciousness that culminates in a struggle that sounds all to plausible. Of course, as any good YA book should, there are relevant teen issues- bullying, cliques, love interests- that give the reader easy to make connections to all of the characters. As a mother of teens and an adult reader who indulges in YA I found a lot of ways to connect with the parents of both Violet and Cassie and what drives them to make the decisions they do. Zaske does an excellent job providing a relevant yet fantastical story that any reader will enjoy. Kudos to her as well for producing a fabulous stand alone book in a market saturated with series and trilogies and the like. I look forward to reading more from this great new author!I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review on TracyRiva.com(less)

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Oct 15, 2012 Lexie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Both Cassie and Violet are young girls in high school, but with very different backgrounds. Cassie was in the “popular crowd” and Violet was a girl with magical abilities tied to nature. Cassie is someone who doesn’t hold back her opinion and is very strong in her values, pretty much a rarity in high school!! Once she begins a tenuous friendship with Violet, she is forced is to choose between her old crowd and this new girl who intrigues her. Let’s just say that Cassie doesn’t do well being back...more Both Cassie and Violet are young girls in high school, but with very different backgrounds. Cassie was in the “popular crowd” and Violet was a girl with magical abilities tied to nature. Cassie is someone who doesn’t hold back her opinion and is very strong in her values, pretty much a rarity in high school!! Once she begins a tenuous friendship with Violet, she is forced is to choose between her old crowd and this new girl who intrigues her. Let’s just say that Cassie doesn’t do well being backed into a corner, because she will follow her heart even if that means getting ousted from the cool crowd. Violet has never had a friend before, and isn’t quite sure where or how Cassie fits into her world. Violet is a descendant of a race called “The First”. They are people who were one this planet long before humans were and are tied to nature and able to draw upon its abilities. Violet is one of the most powerful people yet, but has a gentle and loving heart.

When Cassie first saw Violet use her abilities she immediately wanted to use it to help her dad and the soldiers in Afghanistan. She brought it up several times with Violet, but once she saw how extreme Violet’s grandfather was and how he only wanted to use Violet she realized that friendship is based on respect and compassion and she never wanted to put Violet in that position. While originally reading this, I thought that whole situation was bizarre until I realized that most anyone in Cassie’s position would want the same thing. The fact that she backed down on her position, acknowledged she was wrong, and then proceeded to help Violet without thinking about what could be gained I realized that the author was telling a story that everyone could relate to. Most of us might not be as reasonable as Cassie, when it came to letting our own agendas go especially when they pertain to those we love!!

I thought this was an original idea and I enjoyed the quick read. Zaske did a good job of telling her story, even down to the extremist views of Violet’s grandfather. There are extremists in every culture, race, religion, and government in the world. By extrapolating the lessons from this story most everyone can see that in their own perspective, but Zaske does it in a way that doesn’t bore or condescend to the reader. It looks like this is going to be a possible series, but it is a well told stand alone novel.
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Jun 19, 2012 Damien Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

I can’t lie; I’m not the target for The First. I’ve enjoyed lots of works designated as Young Adult fiction, and my final year of literature studies was focussed entirely on children’s literature. There’s a difficulty in identifying the elements that lend a children’s work (which includes YA fiction) that transcendent, crossover appeal to adult readers, but this book doesn’t trouble that level of exploration. Written in a very direct, authentically youthful style, and at a skipping pace, this st...more I can’t lie; I’m not the target for The First. I’ve enjoyed lots of works designated as Young Adult fiction, and my final year of literature studies was focussed entirely on children’s literature. There’s a difficulty in identifying the elements that lend a children’s work (which includes YA fiction) that transcendent, crossover appeal to adult readers, but this book doesn’t trouble that level of exploration. Written in a very direct, authentically youthful style, and at a skipping pace, this story wears its juvenile focus on its sleeve, and it hasn’t the additional layers that would give it the kind of crossover appeal that the likes of His Dark Materials, for example, enjoys.

But that’s not to say that this is a formulaic children’s book. In the debates over what is and is not a work for younger readers, the only consistent definition is one where the writer is striving to say something about childhood. Sara Zaske definitely has something to say about childhood, and she’s doing it in a faithful voice and in an honest way that takes her novel away from a lot of the tropes of the genre.

Cassie, her protagonist, defies cliché at every turn. She’s not the magical character, but neither is she the scrappy outsider, fighting up from nothing. She’s the side-kick, in every single way—the character who, in any other book, would be a foil for comic asides and set pieces, and it is very novel to see that middle-distance character given narrative focus. She is de-centred from the supernatural story, but she’s no reflective, passive observer of events; it’s her story, and the magical elements are in service to her story. But even this could be clichéd if the magical events were befalling this very ordinary girl. Crucially, they’re not; what brings Cassie into the plot are her own selfish agendas and I found that really engaging and accessible. Cassie is a uniquely believable teenage girl, and her presence in this otherwise very ethereal world gives it a powerful sense of the recognisable. Add to this a dusty, urban contrast to her otherworld, and there’s a strain of Charlaine Harris’ Bon Temps in Zaske’s Oakland that really pushes the modern aesthetic onto what is—in its bones—a very traditional fairytale.

Zaske is, herself, revised and de-centred. All that moving about, becoming a mother, while having that profound desire to look backwards—she is in the middle distance, and can empathise with her main character completely. If she always writes from this authentic place, I’d be quick to pass her books onto my own daughter.(less)

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May 22, 2012 Christina (Ensconced in YA) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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The First by Sara Zaske is about Cassie, a teenager who used to be part of a mean girls crowd until she meets Violet, a strange girl who has powers that Cassie cannot even fathom. But as she meets Violet's grandfather, who is charismatic but sinister, Cassie realizes that she is going to play a large role in determining what is going to happen to humanity.

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Oct 10, 2012 Greta rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Cassie becomes intriqued with her school's shy girl, Violet. Violet is more than human. She's a First Person, and she has power over the natural world. As Cassie comes to know Violet, she learns more about the First People, namely that they aren't happy with humans. Everyone wants to use Violet for her incredible powers, even Cassie. However, violet is determined not to let herself be used as a weapon. They both just want to protect those they love.

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Oct 09, 2012 Natalie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Wow i really liked this book. What a wonderful concept of new beings in an amazing story.

"The First" are the First people on earth before humans evolved and imitated them. The First hold powers over nature.

Violet is a half "first" and is a loner, she doesn't mix with people and hardly talks, but holds powers like no other.

Cassie is known for her mega mouth, in the fact that she doesn't stop talking. She hangs in a group of frinds at School, her Dad is in Afghanistan and her mum is busy with her...more

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May 22, 2012 Jasmine Villanova rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I wasn't sure about this when I started it. It was kinda slow and one of the characters annoyed me a little bit. It picked up and I ended up liking that character more than I thought I would. I liked the concept the most. It is so unique. I hope there is a sequel because I think there is so much you could do with it.

Cassie never bothered me. I really liked her. I like how she gave Violet a chance before judging her. Violet annoyed me in the first half. She kinda...more

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Jul 20, 2012 Between the Bind rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The First is a unique story, explained well in the above blurb. The plot is well developed and the characterization is thoughtful. I appreciated that the First People were elitest's - which made complete sense to me as they are so much more advanced, intelligent, and powerful than humans. And then there is little halfling Violet, who is most definitely an odd ball - but an endearing one. Ms. Zaske definitely pulled me into her world of First's.

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Oct 21, 2012 Amy rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I really enjoyed this book for one main reason and that was it's uniqueness. I've never read a book with a plot like The First. It was different in a good way. I really enjoyed Violet and learning about her powers. I was worried at first that I wasn't going to like it because of the fantasy elements, but it was quite believable and interesting.

The last 1/3 of the book really sucked me in. I just couldn't stop reading. After Cassie got back from the orchard I just knew the proverbial sh*t was goi...more

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Jul 21, 2012 Markella rated it 4 of 5 stars

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“The First” is an Eco-thriller centered on Cassie, a normal high school girl, who makes friends with Violet, the ultimate weirdo. Cassie just wants some answers after seeing Violet do something impossible but what she gets sucked into has the potential of killing everyone she knows and possibly capsizing all of California. Turns out Violet is a part of The First people, a race older than humans with powers to manipulate nature. When Violet...more For more reviews, check out my blog It's A Hardcover Life

“The First” is an Eco-thriller centered on Cassie, a normal high school girl, who makes friends with Violet, the ultimate weirdo. Cassie just wants some answers after seeing Violet do something impossible but what she gets sucked into has the potential of killing everyone she knows and possibly capsizing all of California. Turns out Violet is a part of The First people, a race older than humans with powers to manipulate nature. When Violet asks Cassie to come with her to see her long lost grandfather, Cassie agrees hoping Violet will use her powers to stop the war in Afghanistan and thus bring her father home. From there everything spirals out of control with the reader’s introduction to the First people, their powers and the plot against humans.

The First was a bit slow going for me. At first I wasn’t sure if I would like the story. It jumps right into Cassie seeing Violet do something crazy and following her home. I didn’t understand why Cassie would do it and I usually prefer a bit of a lead in and intro to the characters before things start to happen. But after a rocky beginning, I sailed through “The First” mainly because of the interesting plot, characters and cool paranormal people.

What I absolutely loved about “The First” and what really made me interested in the story were the characters. Each and every one of them was unique and individual. Rather than tell you what each person with like Zaske showed their personalities in their actions and speech. Cassie was a blabber mouth, curious and goodhearted. Violet was quiet, observed, and strong-willed. Don’t get me started on her mother. Each person felt real, like I knew them, and each was distinct.

I also liked the general vibe of the story. Although this is considered an Eco-thriller, it wasn’t too preachy about the whole don’t destroy the Earth message. The message was clear and I agreed with the points, but I was happy it didn’t over shadow the plot.

The only complaint I have is that I wish the relationship between Cassie and her love interest would have been a little more involved. I loved him. He was intriguing, mysterious and good-looking but their time together was too far in between for the amount of devotion he shows her. I wish he would have been a bigger part of the book.

OVERALL: "The First" was slow going in the beginning but with kick ass paranormals, great characters and a fast paced storyline, I would recommend it as a fun and easy read.---8.5 out of 10
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Oct 26, 2012 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I would like to thank the author for giving me this book in exchange for an honest review. my rating is probably more of a 3.5 stars. I feel this book is best for ages 12 to 18.

Cassie is a regular high school 15 year old, a little outspoken at times, and just wants her Dad to be able to come home from Afghanistan so her life can be normal again. Violet is the silent, small girl from school that never says a word. Cassie accidently befriends her and violet reveals that she is a member of an ancie...more

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May 05, 2012 Alexie Aaron rated it 5 of 5 stars

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A tree grows in Oakland.

Sara Zaske debuted this book on Earth Day. Being a fan of Mother Nature, I followed my instincts and picked it up. Not normally a YA reader, I trod carefully through the first two chapters, taking in the good characterization and atypical teenage angst. I found myself enjoying the book as the plot unfolded. Vivid descriptions, great dialog and multidimensional main characters accompanied my journey through this fast-paced young adult adventure. I couldn’t put it down, an...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Elicia (Girl in the Woods Reviews) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Detailed Review: This book was special in a way which I haven't seen in ages. Not only is it different, it is creative and original.

At first glance, Cassie Craig is what you would call normal. She has a busy mother who always has to take care her younger sister, Drew. Her father is in war in the middle of Afghanistan.

But in one day, everything can change.

All thanks to Violet Starkey. She's not what you'd call normal. She...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Nichole rated it 4 of 5 stars

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When I started reading the first couple of chapters of The First by Sara Zaske I really didn't care for it. I like to have more of a back story or lead into the story. Once I got past the first few chapters though I fell in love with this fast paced supernatural book. It reminded me of the book Need a little bit, but I enjoyed The First much more. Cassie is a spirited girl who stands up for what she believes in no matter what. Violet is a loner that is quiet but quickly brings Cassie into her wo...more

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Oct 06, 2012 Lindsay rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This book started of just ok for me. It wasn’t slow, it didn’t move fast, it wasn’t great, it wasn’t horrible… the first 35% left me indifferent. I was actually thinking as I was reading that I might just put this down. Then I hit approximately 40% and things became interesting. Cassie and Violet started to grow on me and Kodi intrigued me.

The last 60% of this book was action packed, interesting and a complete page turner. I thought the story was interesting and I particularly like the fact tha...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Daniëlle rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The first thing I must say: this book was very refreshing. I have never read something like this. The First people are the first people on earth, they have great powers. Violet has one of the most powerful forces. When Cassie accidentally finds out about Violet, she is drawn into a world where they call humans 'monkey people'.

I liked Violet very much. It is kind of unexpected that she has that much power, because she is very quiet. I do not like her grandfather. I found him mean and insensitive...more

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Oct 16, 2012 Leigha rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This was a very good story. I found it different than anything I've ever read before. It was nice seeing a story from the side-kick's point of view. I also liked that there was a small hint of romance, but romance wasn't the focus! It's a nice change!

Cassie, the main character, is very likeable. I also really liked strange Violet. I liked all the characters, really. I felt satisfied by the ending, but wouldn't mind reading a...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Nancy (The Avid Reader) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Cassie is a typical teenage California girl. Her best friend Angie is a very egotistical person. I couldn't understand Cassie and Angie being best friends. I mean they were like night and day. Cassie thought about other people and their feelings. Where as Angie only thought about herself.

Well they were best friends until Cassie became interested in the new girl at school. Violet is a very strange person until you get to know her. She doesn't talk much where as Cassie talks a lot. Violet ask Cass...more Cassie is a typical teenage California girl. Her best friend Angie is a very egotistical person. I couldn't understand Cassie and Angie being best friends. I mean they were like night and day. Cassie thought about other people and their feelings. Where as Angie only thought about herself.

Well they were best friends until Cassie became interested in the new girl at school. Violet is a very strange person until you get to know her. She doesn't talk much where as Cassie talks a lot. Violet ask Cassie to go over to her house for a play date. Cassie wants to go but is kind of ashamed to go to someone's house for a play date that is something that little kids do. Besides her best friend, Angie doesn't think she ought to go to that strange girls house.

But Cassie wants very much to go so she does. When they get there Violet tells Cassie about her magical powers. She also tells her about how her family are The First people. That her people were here on earth before humans were.

Violet's estranged grandfather wants her to come for a visit. But Violet's mother doesn't want her to go by herself. She ask Cassie to go with her. Her grandfather wants to use Violet for her what she can do, her being the most powerful person ever. Her grandfather wants to take the world back from the humans. When Violet finds out what it is that he has wanted all along with her she refusses to help him. Her grandfather then blackmails her into doing what he wants by threating her mother his own daughter's life. Violet thinking that she has no other choice but to help him after he threatens her does want her wants.

She send Cassie home to warn her family and everyone that she can. To try to get as many as she can to leave before it is to late. Cassie tries but no one believes her. The First is one of those books that will stay with you long after you have put it down. I really enjoyed reading it. I would like to know more about Cassie and Violet and The First people.

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Nov 01, 2012 Arden rated it 4 of 5 stars

The First is a novel about Cassie Craig who becomes intrigued by her "weirdo" classmate Violet. Violet is a "First". The First were the First people on earth before humans evolved and imitated them. The First are more than human and they hold powers over nature. After a sleepover with Violet, Cassie learns more about the First and Violet invites Cassie to meet her grandfather. Cassie soon learns that Violet's grandfather has less than honorable intentions and his plans for Violet will put both h...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Melanie Cusick-Jones rated it 4 of 5 stars

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What a great and unexpected book! I'd read - I think - that The First was a dystopian and so I'd left it in my Kindle dwindling having had a good dose of dystopia recently. And then I began reading it (after pressing the wrong button on my kindle) and mistakenly thought I was reading a book about vampires and at around 15% in was wondering how the hell the people with power over nature were going to have anything to do with vampires...what can I say - I don't always pay attention!

So - back to th...more
What a great and unexpected book! I'd read - I think - that The First was a dystopian and so I'd left it in my Kindle dwindling having had a good dose of dystopia recently. And then I began reading it (after pressing the wrong button on my kindle) and mistakenly thought I was reading a book about vampires and at around 15% in was wondering how the hell the people with power over nature were going to have anything to do with vampires...what can I say - I don't always pay attention!

So - back to the book. There are dystopian elements to The First, but it would only be a dystopian book if you are one of the First People - if you're a human, like me, then the environmental indiciators in the book are a nice nod in the direction of dystopia, but it's not the end of the world, but a little journey down that path0. The environmental message is handled really well in the book, so it isn't overbearing, but there are lots of good pieces of information to get you thinking.

The characters, dialogue and writing are great - very engaging, perfect pitch for a YA (I would also suggest this as being suitable for MG audience as it is clean, quirky and fun on the whole). The character voices feel authentically teenaged and the pitch, pace and action are all perfectly balanced with the motivations of the individuals. For me it felt a little like a fantasy cross-over in parts - the powers of the First People and their approach to life certainly had those elements, but it worked very well in the contemporary setting. I also liked the family/military references, which are outside the main plot, but I felt were very 'real' to life for anyone who has been in those situations.

Overall, I think this was a great read. It is a nice length and paced so well to keep you reading - I got through it in four days, which is quick for me as I don't always get too much time to read. I think the story was also very original and quality of writing was great. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good adventure story with interesting characters.

Thanks very much to Sara for releasing this free at Amazon on Earth Day, as that's where I got my copy.

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May 06, 2012 Dannielle R rated it 4 of 5 stars

Just got this because it was free and I figured I'd give it a shot.

I rather enjoyed this book. I knew it was free for Earth Day, so I assumed it would be 'Human's are taking bad care of the world, save the world' type thing. This was one of those novels where the main character has her eyes 'opened'. I enjoyed the idea of "First People" and the like. It was a rather good Earth Day story and a rather good read for any time of year.

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Nov 02, 2012 Cassie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. Especially since my name is Cassie. I loved the plot of this book,and how Violet has the power over the world. I became more intrigued with the book the further I read. If you like action, sci-fi books this is a book for you.

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May 26, 2012 Lori rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this book! It's not for just young adults. Before picking up this book to read, get some snacks, something to drink, and a nice comfy chair. Once you start reading, you won't want to stop until the book is done. Very well written. :)

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Jul 18, 2012 Brandi rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is an amazing debut novel. Completely worth reading!

You can win a copy on my blog, here: http://bound2astound.blogspot.com
You'll also find an interview with author Sara Zaske.

The giveaway runs through July 24th!

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May 07, 2012 Sara Zaske rated it 5 of 5 stars · (Review from the author)

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It was amazing. What else am I going to say? I wrote it :) I wanted to rate it because I really believe in this book. I really enjoyed writing it even though it was not always easy. I hope you will enjoy reading it too.

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Oct 09, 2012 Teresa rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I loved this book ! The story line really kept me hooked. Cassie has become one of my favorite characters to read. My full review is on smashwords. Keep writing Sara !

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Dec 21, 2012 Catherine rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Enjoyed this book , looking forward to reading more by Sara

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Jul 09, 2012 Marissa at Beneath the Moon and Stars rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Nothing like I expected. I really liked it. Full review soon on blog.

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Oct 26, 2012 Sunmi rated it 4 of 5 stars

I absolutely loved this book.It is a mixture of romance and supernatural events i liked it very much.

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Apr 17, 2013 Rebecca Berto marked it as never-finished

Great book but not for me. The voice is younger YA than I read.

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Sara Zaske has lived a variety of places including eight years in Oakland, California where The First is set. A former journalist, she currently works as a freelance editor and writer in Berlin, Germany. Sara also hosts the book blog: YA Fantastic Book Review. Occasionally, she still dreams of California.

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