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Secrets (Guardian Trilogy Book One)
by
Liz Shulte
While Olivia Martin observed life through her camera, the abyss gazed back at her. She discovers mysterious men follow her around, people close to her are dying, and her dreams are no longer her own as she falls head over heels for a perfect stranger. A chance encounter leads to an obsession that could destroy everything she has ever known or loved.
ebook, 279 pages
Published
2011
by 4 Corners Press
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A thrilling paranormal romance I could not put down. Earlier in the week, I started reading Secrets with a pretty hefty TBR pile that I planned to get to right after I finished. But that’s not how it worked out. Once I finished Ms. Schulte’s spectacular, unique story, I had to have more, as I’m sure that was her intentions with the way Secrets ended. So I dove head first into Choices and devoured that book too. I think it’s safe to say I’ve found a new author that I love and a story that I conne...more
So glad I found this book. It was offered on kindle freebies & I often browse thru them and will read their recommendations. I am a huge fan of angel vs demon kind of stories (Thank you Jennifer Laurens). This book Secrets is from both main characters point of view. A super fresh writing style and all together amazing story. Fight or flight mentality. Ultimate good vs evil and sacrifice. You will be just as excited about this book as I was. COULD NOT put it down. Thought about it when I wasn...more
This book had its hooks in me from the moment I started reading it. I loved the way you got to see into both the main characters heads, but sometime's it annoyed me that I had to re-read something that had already happened. I loved the depth of the characters and the pace of the book, I couldn't put it down until I was finished! I just absolutely fell in love with Holden, great character with great depth, he is not what you expect him to be!!
Nov 21, 2012
Aube D'été Holgate
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Wow! Ok I know I am in love with the idea of Love at first sight and this book is pretty much the reason why.
So many obstacles to face! Consequences to reach and Feelings to organize.
The story is enchanting and very enjoyable. I cannot wait to read the second book!
So many obstacles to face! Consequences to reach and Feelings to organize.
The story is enchanting and very enjoyable. I cannot wait to read the second book!
I truly enjoyed this series! Liz has a knack for drawing the reader into the action. The ending of book one had me immediately wanting to read book two! I definitely recommend this to anyone interested in good vs evil!
This book was fantastic. I ripped through it when I got it to review. It was hard to get used to the narrative at first but after I did I was hooked. The characters are so vivid, I feel like an observer...not a reader.
Sorry to say I did not enjoy this book. I guess you have to be in to the devil/angel, heaven/hell scenario to enjoy this. I believe in guardian angels, and demons, but not in human form.n
It has been a while since a trilogy grabbed my attention and kept it. Awesome read.
I really liked this book. It was a freebie, but I bought the second one the minute I was done with the first!
I really enjoyed this book and found a new to me author. Full review to come.
This was great! Totally fun read.
Nov 29, 2012
Kelly Ewing
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Great read. Kept me involved to the end.
Fun read
Fun read but not much story. Most of story was suspense and laid ground work for next book. But I did enjoy the characters.
Wasn't what I was led to believe
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