Thursday, September 10, 2015

#Review of The Summer Marked By @RebekahLPurdy

The sequel to the chilling Winter People returns to the world of Faerie, and is a romantic and enchanting follow-up.

Salome left humankind behind to be with her boyfriend, Gareth, in the Kingdom of Summer. But now forces of darkness are rising. Her happily-ever-after is coming apart, and the Kingdom is on the brink of war. 

Newly-single Kadie Byers is on her way home for Thanksgiving, imagining a visit filled with hot chocolate, a hot guy for a little rebound action, and some girl time with her bestie, Salome. Except she receives a message from Salome with two important words: PLEASE HURRY.

When Kadie rushes to help Salome, she’s ripped from the human world and pulled into the kingdoms of Faerie, where she's shocked to learn that Salome's monsters are real, and that she's now at the mercy of one extremely vengeful Winter Queen... 

Now both Salome and Kadie must find a way to survive the deadly chaos...or lose themselves to Winter's deadly, icy grasp
 About the Author

Rebekah L. Purdy grew up in Michigan, where she spent many late nights armed with a good book and a flashlight. When not hiding at her computer and getting lost in her stories, she enjoys reading, singing, soccer, swimming, football, camping, playing video games, and hanging out with her kids. She may or may not have an obsession with anything chocolate. Rebekah currently resides in Michigan with her husband, kids, and a gazillion pets. 









YES, yes, yes! I can't say it enough! This series continues to blow me away. I loved Winter People and was eager to get my hands on book two and let me tell you, it has every element that any YA fan could be looking for!

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AMAZING. Enough said.









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1 comments:

Wow, short sweet and to the point. This review doesn't need to say much to communicate how amazing the book was, huh? :) The seasons are so symbolic to begin with, I can only imagine the way the inspirations of winter and summer combat each other in this book!

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