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Published: Nov. 09, 2011
Words: 91292 (approximate)
Language: English
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In a not too distant future when angels hide their celestial identities, a teenage girl who uses ancient memories to change current events must face rival demon slayers before she can find the cure to save her brother and prevent a second apocalypse.Extended description
In fifteen-year-old Chela Prizeon’s city, alchemy is forbidden and angels hide among the mortal. With a deadly virus ravaging the globe, Chela’s nightmarish memories compels her to experience a past riddled with gloom, and now her brother is infected.Chela’s only hope is the Caduceans, slayers sworn to protect the last seven Light Keepers and the ancient memories they share. A group led by the sometimes elusive, sometimes infuriating boy who intrigues Chela. But can she trust this boy with the mysterious past, someone who can influence her memories?
With the Caduceans aid, Chela races to defeat her rivals, to unearth dark family secrets, desperate to find a cure…only to discover the glutovirus is far more than a simple disease.
In this haunting debut, KaSonndra Leigh offers an escape into a world as intriguing as The Mortal Instruments and a story as chilling as Enclave. Full of celestial creatures, fascinating villainy, high-stake choices, and a secret romance, When Cop... (Read more)
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Review by:
Stephanie Wolf
on Feb. 22, 2012 :
In the future, the Earth is not the same. Angels must hide among mortals and Caduceans are sworn to protect. However, there is always a good versus evil.
Who can you believe when no one will tell you the truth, not even your own father.
A boy who won’t tell you everything keeps tugging at your heart. What secrets are out there about yourself, your family and the other characters.
A must read fantasy that will keep you guessing and what to believe and who to trust right to the very end.
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Patti Roberts
on Feb. 18, 2012 :
It you are an Angels fan.. a dystopian fan, a fan of paranormal worlds, you will enjoy this read. The author takes you on a journey into Chela Prizeon's world - a forbidden world with a dark future. If you're a fan of "The Hunger Games", then you will certainely enjoy "When Copper Suns Fall" by Author KaSonndra Leigh.
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Karen Doran
on Feb. 14, 2012 :
This is a great book if you liked the "hunger games". Once I started reading it I was pulled in and did not want to put it down. I look forward to other titles from this author. Well written and quite a quick read because once you start TRY AND PUT IT DOWN. This book called me when I was working and sleeping.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
sarah kalaitzidis
on Feb. 03, 2012 :
So I first notice this book back when I first learn about how many contest there was on Twitter. I saw the cover of the book and it caught my interess. I wondered what kind of book was this to have a ugly statue on the cover. So I read the summery of the book and I wanted to read this book right away. I wanted to read it dispite how I felt on angel YA novels and I never read a Dystopian novel before either. (well once "Handmaid's tale" but I only read summery of each chapter) I started to say to myself, I had to win this book no matter what I needed to read it and find out what it's really all about. Not to mention I read a short blurb from a chapter making me wanting it more and poof! I know have it in my hands(computer) and I read it in three days, THREE DAYS THATS HOW MUCH I ENJOYED THE BOOK!
I love this story so much, the book was slow at the beganning but once I got into it I couldn't put it down. The characters are amazing, Chela Prizeon who is our main girl has such a great personalty you can tell when she's scared or happy. You can tell she's trying to find her inner self, learning about her abilties, scared at first but with a help from the boy Faris she finds her strength. As the story goes you want to learn more of what she can do and if she loves the boy. You also notice that her thoughts revolve around her twin brother a lot though out the book, showing how much she cares for her twin brother. Her father though seems like a brainless puppet cause of the Tribunal(government) but you do see him care about his daughter and son more then you think.
Then there is boys of story are eye candy diffidently, Jalen the older brother type boy who will look out for you. Faris the sexy, hot, sexy....I'm saying sexy to many times but it's true he captures your heart right away with his mysterious past and crazy fighting skills. Then there is Seth, the bad boy mysterious type that you just want to be with. All these boys are great and all these boys Chela has a connection to. I just love them all, could there be a love triangle who knows this is only the first book of the series.
I can't giveaway much because I don't want to spoil it for everyone but I will tell you this, it's a great read and I recommend everyone to read it. The plot is awesome and the characters are awesome. This book is so different from what I normally read that it's just so surprising. I'm excited to read the next two books. That's right there is two more books coming and I'm so damn excited!!!
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Danielle Gonzalez
on Jan. 31, 2012 :
If you're a fan of "The Hunger Games", then you will certainely enjoy "When Copper Suns Fall" by KaSonndra Leigh. Chela Prizeon has spent most of her life keeping her true heritage hidden from everybody that she knows, including her best friends Jalen and Lexa who are all living under the rules set for them by a governing group called the Tribunal. When her brother Micah suffers a mysterious accident, she is determined to find out what actually happened. Chela finds herself in an entirely new world of trouble as secrets about her heritage begin to unfold, and she must choose between good and evil in order to protect the people that she loves. This book had me hooked from beginning to end, and I cannot wait for the next installment of this series!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Danielle Gonzalez
on Jan. 31, 2012 :
If you're a fan of "The Hunger Games", then you will certainely enjoy "When Copper Suns Fall" by KaSonndra Leigh. Chela Prizeon has spent most of her life keeping her true heritage hidden from everybody that she knows, including her best friends Jalen and Lexa who are all living under the rules set for them by a governing group called the Tribunal. When her brother Micah suffers a mysterious accident, she is determined to find out what actually happened. Chela finds herself in an entirely new world of trouble as secrets about her heritage begin to unfold, and she must choose between good and evil in order to protect the people that she loves. This book had me hooked from beginning to end, and I cannot wait for the next installment of this series!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Joanna Marple
on Jan. 14, 2012 :
When Copper Suns Fall is urban fantasy set within a dystopian society, 55 years hence, in an America that had had been engulfed in the Tidal Years, a great heavenly battle that changed the world. As a result the Nation of Corunum was created, a typically rigid dystopian society based on strict adherence to laws and customs provoking feat and distrust, governed by a questionable and unbending leadership, called the Tribunal. Survival is only ensured by conformity.
Chela Prizeon, our main protagonist, is nearly sixteen, and while clearly one of the gifted, allowed to remain within the city walls, she also benefits from some of her father’s VIP status. The story kicks off with her twin brother in a suspicious coma, from the glutovirus, and Chela committed to pursue helping him whatever the cost. She is a tenacious, at times naïve, heroine who, while coming to terms with her own unique place and destiny in this angelic world, fights impressive physical battles in her pursuit of the truth and family, and emotional battles, namely for the three men who vie for her attention and commitment.
Chela’s only hope is one of the three angelic groups in this story, the Caduceans, sworn to protect the last seven Light Keepers (amongst whom Chela discovers her own identity) and the ancient memories they share. This group is led by the enigmatic Faris, about whom one spends the novel asking oneself, ‘well is he a good guy or a bad guy?” This tension is very beautifully woven into the story, and in my opinion, one of its strengths.
In this promising debut, KaSonndra Leigh offers a world of secrets and high stakes, which while I found slow to comprehend and complex, is well developed, mysterious, painful and persuasive. It is full of unravelling memories, celestial creatures, grey villainy, challenging choices, and complex relational attraction and repellence, When Copper Suns Fall, is an original urban fantasy that promises well for its sequels.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Cecilia
on Dec. 07, 2011 :
Thank you Ms. Leigh for giving me a chance to read this book. This is a wonderful story, starting with the beautiful cover to the essence of the story.
I enjoyed reading this book a lot, and now that I am through, I’m going to catch up on my sleep. That’s how good the book was as I read page after page, eager to know what happened next.
The story starts off slow as Ms. Leigh gives us a view of the world she has created. The story is built around a dystopian society where rules are the order of the day. Chela the 15 year old female protagonist is determined to find out what happened to her brother who has been lying in a coma for one year after an accident and infection of the glutovirus. As her 16th birthday draws closer, she stops taking her medication provided by the government thinking back on words her brother had warned her about the medications and is more resolute to investigate the events that might have led to her brother being where he is. She meets two boys; The mysterious Faris who has a secret of his own and becomes her Protector, and Seth who also has a secret of his own and wants her for his own purposes. They completely change the way she sees life, and leads to her finding out who she really is, the role she is meant to play in life and difficult choices she has to make.
Ms. Leigh created characters I fell in love with, even the minor characters in the story. Chela’s character development was well drawn out. At first we see a girl who abides by the rules and is shy, though determined. As the story advances, we catch a glimpse of her growth, as she realizes her full potential and fights to protect the people she loves, even with the huge responsibility hanging over her head.
I enjoyed how she weaved the story, her descriptions of the world through Chela’s senses.
I look forward to When Copper Suns Fall follow-up story and I highly recommend it.
(reviewed the day of purchase)
Review by:
Cecilia
on Dec. 07, 2011 :
Thank you Ms. Leigh for giving me a chance to read this book. This is a wonderful story, starting with the beautiful cover to the essence of the story.
I enjoyed reading this book a lot, and now that I am through, I’m going to catch up on my sleep. That’s how good the book was as I read page after page, eager to know what happened next.
The story starts off slow as Ms. Leigh gives us a view of the world she has created. The story is built around a dystopian society where rules are the order of the day. Chela the 15 year old female protagonist is determined to find out what happened to her brother who has been lying in a coma for one year after an accident and infection of the glutovirus. As her 16th birthday draws closer, she stops taking her medication provided by the government thinking back on words her brother had warned her about the medications and is more resolute to investigate the events that might have led to her brother being where he is. She meets two boys; The mysterious Faris who has a secret of his own and becomes her Protector, and Seth who also has a secret of his own and wants her for his own purposes. They completely change the way she sees life, and leads to her finding out who she really is, the role she is meant to play in life and difficult choices she has to make.
Ms. Leigh created characters I fell in love with, even the minor characters in the story. Chela’s character development was well drawn out. At first we see a girl who abides by the rules and is shy, though determined. As the story advances, we catch a glimpse of her growth, as she realizes her full potential and fights to protect the people she loves, even with the huge responsibility hanging over her head.
I enjoyed how she weaved the story, her descriptions of the world through Chela’s senses.
I look forward to When Copper Suns Fall follow-up story and I highly recommend it.
(reviewed the day of purchase)