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Published: Jan. 07, 2012
Words: 96,348 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780987913500
Short description
Do you know about death? Annabelle Roberts knows that ever since her father died, she's been having strange dreams. Dreams where she travels through time and meets people from the past. Now, a guy who has appeared in two of her dreams has just walked into her English class and Annabelle is starting to question her sanity. Who is he and what does he want with her?Extended description
Annabelle Roberts is a lonely girl. She has no friends, her father is dead and her little sister and mother are too busy with their own lives to notice that something is terribly wrong. Annabelle is not like other people. You see, when she sleeps, she travels through time, visiting places and people from the past. She doesn't know why or how she does it and it scares her. Now, one of the people she's met in her dreams has just strolled into her English class and she has no idea what he wants. This is just the start of a series of events that will reveal who Annabelle Roberts really is.Tags
romance, angels, death, fantasy, dark, atlantis, dimensions, time travellingAvailable ebook reading formats
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Reviews
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Review by:
Dolores A McCabe
on July 05, 2012 :
This is a paranormal tale of a girl's frightening and yet exicting visitation by Orin and Jett, two denizens of a world outside of reality. I liked it and as a YA novel I think it is fulfilling in plot, character and structure.
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Patrika Vaughn
on March 09, 2012 :
Book Review
Death’s Promise
by Cheryl Twoddle
A complex mixture of romance, adventure and metaphysics, Death’s Promise is a romp through this dimention and others by Annabelle, her evil counterpart Jett, and Orin, her guide though the dream world.
Think of this as the poor man’s Nora Roberts creation. The pace is a little slow but the plot is good, as are the details of place. The author puts the reader right into the scene, as well as into Annabelle’s heart and soul. The dialogue could be better, weighing in at the Young Adult level, The ‘mystery,’ set up as Orin and Jett vie for Annabelle;s affection and her future, is not compelling on an adult level. There is too much narration and repetition, slowing the book’s flow.
To some extent, though there is a mix of genres, the book is formulaic. There is the obligatory fight scene at the end, with Orin, the good guy, wining, and love defeating hate.
On a scale of one to ten, I’d give this one a seven.
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(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by:
Patrika Vaughn
on March 09, 2012 :
(no rating)
Book Review
Death’s Promise
by Cheryl Twoddle
A complex mixture of romance, adventure and metaphysics, Death’s Promise is a romp through this dimention and others by Annabelle, her evil counterpart Jett, and Orin, her guide though the dream world.
Think of this as the poor man’s Nora Roberts creation. The pace is a little slow but the plot is good, as are the details of place. The author puts the reader right into the scene, as well as into Annabelle’s heart and soul. The dialogue could be better, weighing in at the Young Adult level, The ‘mystery,’ set up as Orin and Jett vie for Annabelle;s affection and her future, is not compelling on an adult level. There is too much narration and repetition, slowing the book’s flow.
To some extent, though there is a mix of genres, the book is formulaic. There is the obligatory fight scene at the end, with Orin, the good guy, wining, and love defeating hate.
On a scale of one to ten, I’d give this one a seven.
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(reviewed within a week of purchase)