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Faustine (Bonfire Chronicles #1)

by Imogen Rose (Goodreads Author)

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Who is Faustine? When Faustine Spencer was five years old, she discovered a secret that changed her life forever. At twelve, her parents sent her to Bonfire Academy in Switzerland to ensure that she received the training needed to control her increasing powers.

Three years later, Faustine returns to Manhattan. All she wants is to be a typical teenager, at least, one that’s...more

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Jan 06, 2012 Misty Baker rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

For someone that reads as much as I do, it’s nice (every once and a while) to settle in for the night with a nice familiar author; an author I KNOW can write an entertaining and captivating story; so when the opportunity presented itself to read “Faustine” the first book in the “Bonfire Chronicles” by the lovely Imogen Rose, I jumped at the chance to get my grubby little paws on it. I have never been shy with my adoration of Rose’s ability to connect with her readers through her work, so my cont...more For someone that reads as much as I do, it’s nice (every once and a while) to settle in for the night with a nice familiar author; an author I KNOW can write an entertaining and captivating story; so when the opportunity presented itself to read “Faustine” the first book in the “Bonfire Chronicles” by the lovely Imogen Rose, I jumped at the chance to get my grubby little paws on it. I have never been shy with my adoration of Rose’s ability to connect with her readers through her work, so my continued appreciation for her new venture should come as no surprise.

Faustine is a demon. Well, ok, that’s not exactly accurate… Faustine is a half human/half demon hybrid princess who is about to be thrust into a very sticky situation. With her father’s sudden disappearance, Faustine, (though only 15,) finds herself with a very large pair of shoes to fill, and by large I mean people-are-being-slaughtered-and-it’s-her-duty-to-stop-it large. But finding a paranormal serial killer isn’t as easy as calling the cops. With (not only) her emotions, but her new advisors pulling her in 100 different directions Faustine finds herself on the brink of disaster. Can she find the killer before they harm anyone else? Who can she REALLY trust to keep her secrets, and at the end of the day will Faustine be able to keep it together or crumbled under the pressure of a whole culture of anxiety riddled paranormals?

There were (of course) a few things that annoyed me throughout this book, but first let me focus on the positive. #1. This book was REALLY good. I love paranormal adventures and “Faustine” had it all; action, intrigue, even a successful amount of angst shoved in for good measure. One better… Rose chose to expand her readers experience by leaving doors open. While most paranormal novels focus on 1 or 2 specific types of “creatures/humans” Rose opted for equal opportunity play time. There were demons, witches, warlocks, wanderers, vampires… blah ditty blah, chances are, if you’ve ever heard about them, they were in this book. And yes, yes.. I know what you are thinking, “Wouldn’t that make the book a little crowded?” Surprisingly…no! Rose’s plot was practically flawless, leaving no room for her characters to bump into each other or fight for control “inside” the development of the book.

Now, the bad. I know Imogen on a personal level, so for me… overlooking some of her idiosyncrasies aren’t an issue, however, for those of you that aren’t fluent in “Im Speak” you might find yourself rolling your eyes at her name dropping tendencies. For example: ” My feet were starting to ache in the five-inch Louboutins.” To me this says “Im found a new pair shoes she’s crazy about” to your everyday reader this sounds like blatant product placement. The other (very minor) issue I had was Rose’s lack of confidence in her readers ability to note sarcasm. On more than one occasion the word “not” was thrown at the end of a sentence to emphasis the previous statements ridiculousness, and on more than one occasion this was completely unnecessary. Thankfully, neither of these issues are deal breakers when it comes to the overall success of the novel, let’s just call them “nuggets of annoyingness.”

So, what did I think overall? Well.. duh, fantastic concept, fantastically executed, and a promising start to a new series.

Get it, Live it, Love it… pass it on!

Happy Reading my fellow Kindle-ites and remember: if you are 159 years old and plan on seducing someone, get a pedicure!(less)

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May 23, 2011 Tishia (Paranormal Opinion) rated it 3 of 5 stars

I think this is a good book for teen audiences. The main character is named Faustine, but I won't reveal who or what she is. That's not revealed in the synopsis, so I don't feel as though I should say. The important thing is that Faustine is a paranormal, and she is very different from other girls her age. At the beginning of the book, I will admit that I just felt like I had nothing in common with Faustine. She was too interested in her status in society and expensive possessions. Fortunately,...more

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Mar 08, 2011 Al rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, read-2011

Unlike the middle-class Arizona Darley (or Stevens), the main character in Rose’s "Portal Chronicles" series, Faustine comes from a much more upper-crust background. Yet, like Arizona, she is very likeable. I sympathized with her when things went poorly and pulled for her when she attempted to overcome challenges.

In keeping with the spirit of “Who is Faustine” (the tagline to Rose's pre-launch publicity campaign) I’m hesitant to say too much specific. I will say the book has paranormal character...more

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Mar 10, 2011 Marcie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really like Imogen Rose's Portal Chronicles so I was excited to read the first book in her new Bonfire Chronicles series, Faustine. Faustine is your average (kinda) fifteen year old girl. She's spent the last few years away from her family at a boarding school to receive special training. As with anyone starting high school, she wants everything to be perfect. The right clothes, the right friends, the right boyfriend. However, Faustine's world is turned upside down when her father disappears a...more

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Feb 27, 2011 Candy rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm really going to try to write this without spoilers because fans of The Portal Chronicles will undoubtedly read this next series - The Bonfire Chronicles. Imogen Rose does not disappoint with the first book of this series. Her smooth and easy-flow writing continue with this book. I couldn't decide if I wanted to curl up with a glass of wine (err, orange juice, is it is YA afterall) or if I wanted to sit up in bed and read it quickly before I fell asleep. I did a bit of both, in the end :)

Her...more I'm really going to try to write this without spoilers because fans of The Portal Chronicles will undoubtedly read this next series - The Bonfire Chronicles. Imogen Rose does not disappoint with the first book of this series. Her smooth and easy-flow writing continue with this book. I couldn't decide if I wanted to curl up with a glass of wine (err, orange juice, is it is YA afterall) or if I wanted to sit up in bed and read it quickly before I fell asleep. I did a bit of both, in the end :)

Her characters have depth, with a lot more room to grow in the coming books. But where the author shines is her ability to write a YA novel where I actually like the main characters. It's very rare that I don't want to smother the main characters and I kind of wanted to adopt Faustine. It's all very confusing because I keep looking for a character that I hate. I didn't even hate the bad guys all that much.

The cover art for this edition kind of grabs you. Who is the girl with the red eyes and what is her story? I will admit that her story was absolutely nothing like I thought it would be. To be brutally honest, I wasn't sure if Ms. Rose could pull it off. The Portal Chronicles were well done, but very niched. I thought if she stuck to what she knows, we'd be okay, but while the book first unfolded and we found out more about Faustine I was wondering how'd she pull it off. Well, she certainly pulled it off. The woman has a gift...

.... until I got to a certain part of the book. I don't want to give anything away, but a certain word in the book sent me running around to search my books from her first series. Imogen Rose is a genius... an evil genius. I just... oh, I want to say more, but you guys would hate me if I ruin it! Having said that, it's VERY small and you do NOT have to have read the first series to read this one. It was just a... thing.

The story itself is well written. The storyline unfolds with grace and and pace. The plot is well-thought-out and well-planned, but leaves enough room to add in a few surprises. I was shocked when I learned Faustine's secret. It came a bit out of left field, but a very pleasant surprise - I was folded in and felt invested in her life and what was going on around (and within) her.

I realize I'm not telling you much here, but I don't want to give anything away from the description (make sure you read it!). Just trust me... it's a great book and makes my "must read" for the year.

This book is recommended for for fans of Young Adult books and those who are looking for something easy and fun to read.(less)

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Mar 03, 2011 Rachel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc

Faustine Spencer may seem like every other Upper East Side socialite. She grew up with all the privileges that wealth affords – a nanny, doormen, car service, access to all the latest fashions and the opportunity to attend an exclusive boarding school.

But Bonfire Academy isn’t just your typical Swiss preparatory school where the well-to-do leave their children to a life of study, skiing and partying. And Faustine’s attendance isn’t optional.

At the age of fifteen, after three years apart from her...more

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Feb 10, 2012 Lisa rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: 12-13 year old girls

Shelves: 2012-reading-challenge, paranormal, ya, demons

This was obviously written for a VERY young audience. And when I say young, I mean 12-13 year old girls. 24+ hours after finishing this book, I am still suffering from my brain cells slowly being squeezed of their intelligence. It is so important to me for books to be believable, particularly so when dealing with paranormal/fantasy settings. I could not find anything believable in Faustine. Not. One. Thing. Grrr. And even more annoying is that this had promise. Real promise.

Faustine, our 15-yea...more This was obviously written for a VERY young audience. And when I say young, I mean 12-13 year old girls. 24+ hours after finishing this book, I am still suffering from my brain cells slowly being squeezed of their intelligence. It is so important to me for books to be believable, particularly so when dealing with paranormal/fantasy settings. I could not find anything believable in Faustine. Not. One. Thing. Grrr. And even more annoying is that this had promise. Real promise.

Faustine, our 15-year-old heroine and half human/half demon princess, was a brat. It shocks me seeing the author is a mom, that as a mom that she would create such an insolent character with such weak supporting adults. What do I mean? Faustine’s father is a demon king and has disappeared, her brother has been violently killed in a bathroom where Faustine is attending a party, her sister has disappeared, Faustine has been selected to rule in her father’s absence, and no one seems to think that Faustine might be in more than a casual amount of danger? Her mother, the adults guiding her, and all other adults present, simply capitulate to everything Faustine wishes to do whether that puts her in danger or not. Not one adult puts their foot down at any point. Ever. No matter what the danger may be. A 15-year-old is running the show. The fate of the world is left to the whims of a child, who despite repeatedly stating “trust no one” – repeatedly trusts everyone. Thus, showing her extreme immaturity.

Further, it can not be ignored that she is 15 and just starting high school. Despite her young age, she finds “insta-love” and is immediately kissing and making out with him without ever knowing his last name, where he is from - nothing, nada. They even get caught after having spent the night together – and, no one says a thing about it. I wanted to scream and throw my Kindle across the room at this point. Come on. Kids will be kids, but usually there is at least a modicum of parental control.

I could go on and on, but my depleted brain cells are begging me to stop…... Sorry, but this one really is for the kiddos. You adults out there that are loving on this, I am guessing that you are not parents and if you are, shame on you.

P.S. I do feel it necessary to state that the writing itself was very, very good. And, I will be checking out Portal in the hopes that the characters are not selfish twits.
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Apr 28, 2011 Jasmine rated it 2 of 5 stars

I really wanted to like this book. Her other series (Portal Chronicles) was amazing and I was quite prepared to be wowed with this new series. But really, it fell quite flat. There was hardly any depth to the characters. Yeah, Faustine went to a special school--which we know absolutely nothing about. Can't even describe classes, friends, or what the heck she did there. She had a crush there who, just happens to like her back, and now they're dating? She knows nothing about him! And quite frankly...more

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Apr 10, 2011 Auriella rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011

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Mar 02, 2011 Julie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Faustine is the first book in a new young adult paranormal series by Imogen Rose. You may recognize her name from the Portal Chronicles series, a young adult paranormal/science fiction/romance series. I very much enjoyed the Portal Chronicles, so was naturally curious about this new paranormal series.

What I liked:
* This plot is intriguing
* There is an array of paranormal abilities used and mixed together by the characters
* There is young romance involved

What I didn’t like:
* The pacing was rushed...more

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May 25, 2011 Mishel Zabala rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, for-review, bookishsnob

My Rating: 3.75/5 stars!

I’m definitely not one for spoilers and since the synopsis leaves so much of the story out I’m afraid I won’t be able to really go into detail about Faustine. I can say that the story is absolutely packed with paranormal creatures and they are used in ways I have yet to come across. I am really amazed at the creative story Imogen Rose has created. Faustine is fifteen years old and has just returned from Bonfire Academy. She’s been there for three years learning how to har...more My Rating: 3.75/5 stars!

I’m definitely not one for spoilers and since the synopsis leaves so much of the story out I’m afraid I won’t be able to really go into detail about Faustine. I can say that the story is absolutely packed with paranormal creatures and they are used in ways I have yet to come across. I am really amazed at the creative story Imogen Rose has created. Faustine is fifteen years old and has just returned from Bonfire Academy. She’s been there for three years learning how to harness and control her growing powers. Now that she’s back in Manhattan with her mother and best friend Neave, she’s looking forward to going to school as a normal teenage socialite.

But normalcy is definitely not an option when she learns that her father has disappeared and she’s next in line to rule in his position. Her entire world is flipped upside as she tries to figure out what to do in her position and try to keep the ones she cares about the most safe. Faustine just has to uphold the most important rule she learned at Bonfire Academy: Trust No One!

Although I couldn’t really relate to Faustine I enjoyed her sense of humor and the fact that she grew in maturity as the book went on. I must say there is an overwhelming number of characters that are introduced who are extremely interesting but almost a little too much to swallow. I love how complex the story is but sometimes things seemed forced together or a little too chaotic. Take for example Ryker and Faustine’s relationship. I love how cute they are together. There’s definitely more to Ryker’s character that I’m excited to learn about. But their relationship seemed very strained and slapped together with very little interaction. There wasn’t much time for feelings to develop or romance to grow. The two of them went to Bonfire Academy for two years together and after meeting in Manhattan they instantly became a couple. Eh, just a little too pushy, maybe…

Despite the cluttered number of characters I still loved the idea Imogen had. I wanted more of everything which was my major issue. There was so much going on that there wasn’t much time for a satisfying development in my opinion. I liked the mystery and loved all the creative paranormal aspects. But since I can’t really go into much detail I feel like my review is too vague. Simply put I really enjoyed Faustine! I will definitely be reading more in the Bonfire Chronicles and I was already planning on reading Imogen’s other YA series. Faustine is an excellent YA paranormal read that I know a lot of people will enjoy.

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Aug 18, 2011 JoAnne rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Younger teens

Shelves: ya

So I was slightly disappointed with this book. To me it felt slightly rushed and there were a few things that we far to convenient. I won't say much, I don't want to spoil it, but things just seemed slightly predictable or forced. I had half the plot figured out as things went. I felt like she was far to young, and rather niave, even though most fifteen year olds are. I will continue to read, the series, but out of sheer curiosity without true interest. Does that make sense? I hope Imogen raises...more

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May 03, 2012 Misty Rayburn rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Faustine Spencer was only five years old when she realized that she wasn’t like everyone else. At twelve, she was sent to Bonfire Academy in Switzerland to learn how to control and use her powers. Now she’s back in Manhattan and all she wants is to blend in and live the normal life of a teenager. Her dreams of normality are thrown completely out the window when her father, a prominent sovereign disappears. Now she finds herself thrown into a world she herself doesn’t understand with political po...more

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May 30, 2011 Ash of Typing Tiara rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: library-borrowed, read-in-2011, reviewed-typing-tiara-blog

My review of Faustine by Imogen Rose is based on an e-book copy that was loaned to me through a Kindle lending site. What follows is my honest review of the story.

I chose Faustine as my first official read of the summer because I enjoyed the premise to this novel, with a young demonic princess suddenly having to take her father's role in paranormal society. It turned out to be a good choice. Light and fun it proved to be a quick read, exactly what I needed as I lounged about the house.

One aspect...more My review of Faustine by Imogen Rose is based on an e-book copy that was loaned to me through a Kindle lending site. What follows is my honest review of the story.

I chose Faustine as my first official read of the summer because I enjoyed the premise to this novel, with a young demonic princess suddenly having to take her father's role in paranormal society. It turned out to be a good choice. Light and fun it proved to be a quick read, exactly what I needed as I lounged about the house.

One aspect of Faustine (the book, not the character) that I really appreciated was that there was no big drama-fest taking place between the main character and her mother. I know it happens but as a girl who considers her mother to be her best friend I like to see this represented occasionally in the books that I read.

The large cast was a win with me though I noticed in other reviews some people had difficulties keeping track of the various characters I found them to have certain traits that set them apart from one another.

On the note of the large cast, the members that I found myself enjoying the most were the other royals. I loved these guys, particularily Alfred. One of my favorite scenes was when they all got together with Faustine to discuss what was going on. I only wish there had been more scenes with them and hope that there will be in the following books.

The beginning to the romance with Ryker was a bit rushed in my opinion with the easily made excuses of he had always liked her but been afraid to tell her and vice-versa. It is possible that this sort of thing happens but I prefer my romance to have a few bumps along the way. Considering everything that was going on they just fell together too quickly and than Ryker was literally at her beck-and-call despite how the short period they were actually together.

One other minor thing that was a bit over the top was all of the teenage characters saying "wassup" to one another. I don't know anyone who does this. It was just...weird and tended to through me out of Faustine's world/book.

I'm giving Faustine by Imogen Rose a three out of five stars review. It was a fun demonic romp while it lasted, and I probably will be checking out the sequel when it's released. (less)

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May 25, 2011 Jackie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2011, e-book-read

Faustine is the first book that I have read by author Imogen Rose and the first in her Bonfire Chronicles series...

This particular YA read is also one that can be enjoyed by the older generation of readers like myself... It is very fast paced, has many complex twists and turns to keep the plot flowing and the reader guessing...

There are quite a few characters in the story to keep track of and their individual relationships with Faustine can at times be a bit confusing or overwhelming but each a...more

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Mar 25, 2011 Kitty rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, paranormal, young-adult

I absolutely love this author's other series - The Portal Chronicles - so I had very high hopes for this book, perhaps too high. I did enjoy it, and I do want to see where the series goes from here. However, I just didn't enjoy it as much as Portal/Equilibrium/Quantum.

I almost feel guilty for saying that. I really enjoy this author, and this is still a fun read. I think where this one fell just a little short was in two areas. First, Portal has a very unique premise. It isn't your usual werewolf...more

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May 23, 2011 Elizabeth Trudgeon Brown rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5 stars: Faustine returns home to Manhattan after a few years at the Bonfire Academy to find that living life as a normal teenager is not going to be an option... But who is she? The secret is revealed early on in the story, but I promise you it isn't what you were expecting. Imogen Rose took the world of paranormal and made it uniquely her own. There is layer upon layer of vibrant characters, each holding their own mystery inside the overall premise, which contributes to the page-turning stor...more

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Mar 11, 2011 Lucia rated it 3 of 5 stars

***Actually 3.5 stars.

Faustine is half demon and half human. Returning back to New York after a couple years at a special academy for paranormals (vampires, witches, shape shifters, the like), a whole bunch of things start going wrong: starting with the Demon King of London disappearing. Then the king's children are being killed off or disappearing. To top it all off, mysterious murders are being committed by what seems like demon-possessed vampires. While this may not seem to have anything to d...more ***Actually 3.5 stars.

Faustine is half demon and half human. Returning back to New York after a couple years at a special academy for paranormals (vampires, witches, shape shifters, the like), a whole bunch of things start going wrong: starting with the Demon King of London disappearing. Then the king's children are being killed off or disappearing. To top it all off, mysterious murders are being committed by what seems like demon-possessed vampires. While this may not seem to have anything to do with a fifteen-year-old paranormal hybrid, it actually has everything to do with her. After all, she is the daughter of the Demon King.

Almost immediately after her return home, Faustine is thrown back into the paranormal world, right after she just left it to go back to living a human life. Because her father appointed her, Faustine has to step in and become the Demon Queen of London until her father is found again.

Even though I'm not a demon/human hybrid, I found myself able to relate to Faustine. She tried to be a normal girl... it just didn't happen. Still, she had best friends, a nice mom, and a devoted boyfriend. Not only did Faustine have to deal with her new responsibilities as queen, she had the typical teenage issues. Rose was able to capture the teenage mind quite well (I would know, I am one). I loved the way Faustine narrated the novel. She was frustrated, stressed, scared, but she still managed to pull through. Well, kind of. The novel ended with a huge cliffhanger that left you definitely wanting more.

I loved each of the characters, especially Ryker and Taylor. Both are very complex, mysterious characters. It's sometimes hard to decide if they're trustworthy are not. Really, nobody is fully trustworthy. After all, rule number three at Bonfire Academy is: Trust no one.

Pick up this latest novel from author Imogen Rose and you won't be disappointed if you liked her Portal Chronicles or paranormals in general. It's a twisting, fast-paced read that can pull you into the wonderful urban fantasy world Imogen Rose has created. (less)

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May 11, 2013 Kerry rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-have, books-i-couldn-t-finish, books-i-hated

Couldn't finish it.

I hated the plot. It was completely unjustifiable and weak. I was not able to enjoy it or get into it because nothing about it was plausible. The dialogue was terrible. A lot of it didn't match the character's ages. It would come across much too grown up, then drop back down to incredibly immature. There wasn't a good blending of the two extremes. There were also far too many exclamation marks. It was very, very annoying.
The romance was just awkward. It was sudden and there wa...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Shirley rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have to say that I was a little wary of reading faustine because I absolutely hated Portal! But I was pleasantly surprised with this book! I loved it!!!!! Faustine was a fantastic ride! Lots of action a little romance and a big mystery all rolled in to one fantastic book! I will say I am a fan of imogen rose now and I can't wait for the second book in this series!!!

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Mar 05, 2011 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars

I apologize that I am not good at reviewing, but I did enjoy Faustine very much it is right up there with Riordan, and I can't wait for the sequel. I particularly liked the wanderers.

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Jan 22, 2012 Ami Blackwelder rated it 4 of 5 stars

Currently reading and loving it!!! I love Imogen Rose. I love her characters and style of writing. Very different from my own, but lovely all the same. In this story we find Faustine has to figure out so many things as well as who to trust. With kidnapping, mistrust, and adventure there is something for everyone who loves the paranormal. She has shifters, wanderers, vampires, witches, demons and more! Yet I never felt overwhelmed by all the paranormals. Can't wait to read Initiation and integrat...more

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Sep 12, 2011 Donna Fasano rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book could easily become a new cult classic much like The Wizard of Oz did in its heyday. Like any other teen, Faustine and her friends just want to attend high school and 'fit in'. But they've got a big job on their hands...saving the world from evil forces bent of snatching control of everything.

Author Imogen Rose has filled this book with interesting twists and turns that keep the story moving. I'll be watching for the next book in the Bonfire Chronicles.

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Jul 10, 2011 Ktbfromoc Byrne rated it 4 of 5 stars

i like it... i like where the story is going... bit sometimes there are too many characters to keep up with. loves mrs rose's stuff looking forward to the next one

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Jul 25, 2012 Kacie rated it 1 of 5 stars

I loved the Portal series... This one, not do much. I felt the story was more juvenile than I expected. It is truly for a middle school aged teen.

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Mar 22, 2012 Mary rated it 3 of 5 stars

Pretty good. I got kind of mixed up in the middle of the story, but it was all sorted out in the end.

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Mar 31, 2011 Anne-Kathrine rated it 5 of 5 stars

Really enjoyed this book and looking forward to the next one in the series :)

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Sep 10, 2012 Stacey Brown rated it 1 of 5 stars

Couldn’t even finish it and that RARELY ever happens….

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Apr 26, 2011 Erica young rated it 4 of 5 stars

i really enjoyed this book ! really good story line !

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May 09, 2013 Mara rated it 4 of 5 stars

It is pretty good story with interesting twist.. It is good book to read for young adult.

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Imogen Rose is the author of the bestselling series, Portal Chronicles, which has attained cult status within indie literature and become a favorite among teens and adults alike. An immunologist by profession, Dr. Rose published her first work of fiction in 2010. She now writes full time and is currently working on her second teen series, the Bonfire Chronicles. Imogen was born in Sweden and has l...more

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