◊ Series: Thelum
Series, Book 1
◊ Paperback: 442
pages
◊ Genre: Fantasy,
Science Fiction, Paranormal
◊ Publisher: CreateSpace
Independent Publishing Platform; 1 edition (August 28, 2016)
◊ Language:
English
◊ ISBN-10: 1516929144
◊ ISBN-13:
978-1516929146
SYNOPSIS:
Claire
is sassy, human, and an outcast of society, who only wants to know where she
belongs. Alex is arrogant, selfish, and an immortal warrior, who thinks he’s
prepared for everything.
Claire knows the world of
immortals is where she belongs. As her guide and guardian, Alex finds it hard
to resist Claire’s subtle charm. Can the two overcome their differences and
embrace their passion for each other, or will the possibility of true love be
lost to both forever?
Author Murees Dupe has created a cast of intriguing characters
in THE
AMARANTHINE. The heroine, Claire, feels like an outcast without family
and friends, giving readers someone to rally for. As her character develops,
strong traits surface. The hero, Alex, is someone readers will both love and
dislike a bit. As his gentler side shines through occasionally, readers will
begin to overlook his arrogant behavior. Readers will be able to relate to the
tug-of-war the couple faces with their feelings.
The setting of humans and immortals will pull you in as the
author creates a believable world where both exist. The paranormal seems normal
in this captivating new realm. The story moves at a good pace and is filled
with action and suspense. There are a few surprises along the way to keep you
on your toes.
As the story unfolds, readers will enjoy the growth of these
characters. The process holds your attention from beginning to end. The
secondary characters add depth to this fascinating tale as werewolves and
vampires are added to the mix.
THE
AMARANTHINE is the first installment in what promises to be
an enthralling new series.
The Amaranthine by Murees Dupe, Thelum Series (Book #1), CreateSpace
Independent Publishing Platform, @2016, ISBN: 978-1516929146, Paperback, 442 Pages
FTC Full Disclosure – A copy
of this book was sent to me by the author in hopes I would review it. However, receiving the
complimentary copy did not influence my review. The thoughts are completely my
own and given honestly and freely.
Thanks so much for stopping by. I was excited to read this
intriguing story by friend and fellow blogger, author Murees Dupe. For those
not familiar with Murees, she lives in South Africa and blogs at Murees Dupe. Do paranormal settings become
normal as you get lost in a book? Do you enjoy a book more if the author can
make you believe in the unbelievable as you’re reading?
It sounds excellent. If I am hooked by the character and the plot the setting often becomes secondary.
ReplyDeleteHi Mason - thanks for sharing Murees book with us. Paranormal isn't my thing, but certainly being drawn along with the characters and settings is so critical. Good luck to Murees - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeletea nice cover with very badly positioned lettering
ReplyDeleteI think the lettering is just fine.
ReplyDeleteI love paranormal settings. If the author can convince me it's real, I'll fall right into it.
This sounds like an interesting mix between romance and paranormal, Mason.And I admire an author who can create an entirely new world like that. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Mason. You made my year:) You are brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI think I've heard of this author. This looks like a great read.
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