Tracy Clark (2)Rezensionen

I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review.

Deviate is book two of The Light Key Trilogy. The story begins where book one left off. Cora and her mother Grainne Sandoval are reunited after thirteen years. Not only are they on the run with fellow Scintilla Giovanni, but they have also lost Cora's father at the hands of Clancy, Finn's uncle. As Finn struggles with his Azzari needs, Cora's quest for answers leads to the book Dante's Inferno. Will Cora uncover the truth before it's too late?

Deviate is a fast paced paranormal romance that is written in the point of view of Cora and Finn. There are some heartbreaking moments for Cora, you'll want to wish things were different. I love the budding romance brewing between Cora and Giovanni. I do believe that there's still more Giovanni is hiding and I can't wait to read book three to find out more about him. I'm also curious to see which hottie with a sexy accent she chooses. This is an absolutely amazing series that paranormal lovers will love!

I received this book in exchange for an honest review. Illuminate by Tracy Clark is the last book in The Light Key Trilogy. I am a sword and sorcery kind of reader, so this trilogy was out of my comfort zone, but I have to say that this trilogy was well executed and captured and held my attention. I found this last book to be exciting, touching, and I didn't want this story to end. Tracy kept me swept up in the lives of the characters. The characters were so real to life that I felt I could reach out and touch them. This book was well written. Though there were a couple typos, nothing to distract or hinder the flow of the story. I highly recommend this trilogy to anyone looking for a strong female lead, action, suspense, and a clean romance.

I received this book in exchange for an honest review. Deviate is the second novel in The Light Key Trilogy by Tracy Clark. It's the continuing story of a young lady trying to find out who and what she is, and who wants her dead. This story just keeps getting better! I've come to admire this young lady as she has grown and became stronger throughout this story. The characters are so vivid that I feel as if I'm in the story with them. There is plenty of suspense that keeps me glued to the story. I love Tracy's writing style as it reads smoothly. I've started the last book in the trilogy and I'm so eager to find out what happens with this strong female lead. It's a definite must read trilogy!

I received this book in exchange for an honest review. Scintillate is the first book in the paranormal romance trilogy, The Light Key Trilogy, by Tracy Clark. The story is about a young girl finding out who and what she is. I was intrigued by this story, though it was a bit predictable in parts, the author did a great job in keeping my attention. The book was well written, and the characters were well fleshed out. I'm curious as to what happens in the next installment, which I have just started. I would recommend this story to anyone looking for a well written paranormal romance.

I had the honor of BETA reading an early version of this story. I loved it then, but I LOVE it NOW! The story is so much deeper and broader than when I first read it.

Cora is loveable and real. I thought the attraction between Cora and Finn was totally believable, especially given that their rush-to-affection is plausibly explained late in the book. And then their relationship really takes on way more depth. But none of that detracts from the scorching nature of their romance. It’s hawt.

The prose is beautiful and lush. Ms. Clark certainly has a way with words and turns of phrases, bending them to her whim and fancy. And the themes tackled in the book, metaphysics and interpersonal energy, are a personal hot button for me... and she did a wonderful job of crafting a mythology around these topics.

The artifacts and mystery of the story and what Cora uncovers engaged my mind in a way that few books do. And I love when that happens, love books that not only tell a good story, but also make me think. And even though I knew pretty much what was going to happen… I was still pleasantly surprised by many elements.

I also love books that introduce new places and cultures in a real way. I got a good sense of Santa Cruz and the Redwood forest. And the scenes in Ireland were totally immersive.

The ending is sad but satisfying in the way that fantasy/ quest stories can be. Many threads are tied off nicely. Some questions are answered, and some linger. The ending really does set the course for a huge quest... for information and understanding of self and others, if not more artifacts… to ultimately solve the much larger mystery in which Cora finds herself entangled. (pun intended)

Wow this book is awesome. I can't wait for the next one.

This book is so good that at one point I gasped out loud. Unfortunately, I was at a hair salon and a few people turned around to look at me. Awkward!! But I really didn't care that much, because I just had to continue reading to find out what happens next.

I highly recommend this book to anyone

Wow this book is awesome. I can't wait for the next one.

This book is so good that at one point I gasped out loud. Unfortunately, I was at a hair salon and a few people turned around to look at me. Awkward!! But I really didn't care that much, because I just had to continue reading to find out what happens next.

I highly recommend this book to anyone

Wow this book is awesome. I can't wait for the next one.

This book is so good that at one point I gasped out loud. Unfortunately, I was at a hair salon and a few people turned around to look at me. Awkward!! But I really didn't care that much, because I just had to continue reading to find out what happens next.

I highly recommend this book to anyone

This sounds so terrible, haha! I really want to read it just so I can laugh at it. From all the reviews I've read, this book is an absolute joke. I think I'd get a kick out of reading this.

I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review.

Deviate is book two of The Light Key Trilogy. The story begins where book one left off. Cora and her mother Grainne Sandoval are reunited after thirteen years. Not only are they on the run with fellow Scintilla Giovanni, but they have also lost Cora's father at the hands of Clancy, Finn's uncle. As Finn struggles with his Azzari needs, Cora's quest for answers leads to the book Dante's Inferno. Will Cora uncover the truth before it's too late?

Deviate is a fast paced paranormal romance that is written in the point of view of Cora and Finn. There are some heartbreaking moments for Cora, you'll want to wish things were different. I love the budding romance brewing between Cora and Giovanni. I do believe that there's still more Giovanni is hiding and I can't wait to read book three to find out more about him. I'm also curious to see which hottie with a sexy accent she chooses. This is an absolutely amazing series that paranormal lovers will love!

I received an e-arc from NetGalley in exchange for and honest review. This book gave me so many feels! I could not put it down once I got into the meat of the story. The whole premise is very original and as someone with Irish heritage I was so happy that Ireland played a big role in the story. I wish there were more books that explored or were based in Ireland. Scintillate really struck a cord with me and I'm still trying to process some of my emotions.