Shadow of the Sun

By Laura Kreitzer
$0.00 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star0.25 star
(3.33 based on 3 reviews)

Published: Sep. 29, 2011
Words: 107506 (approximate)
Language: English


Short description

Angels battle Shadows in this epic journey through the Timeless series. Follow Gabriella, a supernatural specialist, as romance blooms, escape plans are made, an assassin tries to kill her, and death lingers in her future. Will she be the one to save them all, or will she doom them instead?

Extended description

Gabriella's past is a mystery, but that never stopped her from achieving her goals. As a supernatural specialist, and far more intelligent than anyone her age, she has always been ignored by her peers. Because of the isolation she has always felt, she put her life and soul into her job. Being a supernatural specialist hasn't given her the divine intervention she always longed for, until one day a shipment arrives from Italy containing three dead bodies with an uncanny ability to regenerate. Gabriella is frightened and intrigued, but not as scared as she becomes when a dark creature attacks her.

As the bodies come back to life, the plot takes an unexpected twist that you won't see coming. The supernatural world only begins to unfold before her as angels appear, her dreams start to haunt her, and the very past she has forgotten comes back with startling clarity. Romance blooms, escape plans are made, an assassin is out to kill her, and death is only around the corner. But what is more t... (Read more)


Tags

fiction, urban fantasy, angels, fantasy, paranormal, young adult, epic fantasy, ya

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Review by: Rosamond Jude on Feb. 18, 2012 : star star star star
I really liked this book and would love to read the next ones.
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Review by: Mary Crocco on Feb. 03, 2012 : star star star
As a precocious child, Gabriella matures into a young woman who secures an early career as a supernatural specialist. Regarded as a genius, her character lacks appropriate attributes.

The story is repetitious and if condensed would better keep reader’s attention. For this reason, at times it is difficult to continue. As the main character, Gabriella has inconsistencies. Being introduced to readers as being intelligent, her dialogue and decisions don’t typify her character.

The story itself has its merits and I applaud the author’s efforts. It shows Laura Kreitzer has a creative imagination that she will expound in future books.

Readers who enjoy an angel fantasy story will enjoy Shadow of the Sun. The grammatical, sentence, spelling, and omitted words are flaws; however, one can still enjoy the story if it’s an entertaining subject.

Book Review by Mary Crocco
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Review by: Mary Crocco on Feb. 03, 2012 : star star star
As a precocious child, Gabriella matures into a young woman who secures an early career as a supernatural specialist. Regarded as a genius, her character lacks appropriate attributes.

The story is repetitious and if condensed would better keep reader’s attention. For this reason, at times it is difficult to continue. As the main character, Gabriella has inconsistencies. Being introduced to readers as being intelligent, her dialogue and decisions don’t typify her character.

The story itself has its merits and I applaud the author’s efforts. It shows Laura Kreitzer has a creative imagination that she will expound in future books.

Readers who enjoy an angel fantasy story will enjoy Shadow of the Sun. The grammatical, sentence, spelling, and omitted words are flaws; however, one can still enjoy the story if it’s an entertaining subject.

Book Review by Mary Crocco
mrcrocco.wordpress.com
(review of free book)

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