Never Ceese
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (904 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0996012109 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 378 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Good YA book but" according to Maggie Jarpey. Some YA (young adult) books are as enjoyable to adults as to younger readers--L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time, Lewis's Narnia Chronicles, Wind in the Willows, Mary Poppins--but I found this book too young for my enjoyment. It grabbed my interest in the beginning but soon bogged down in teenage repartee that bored me. I might have liked it when I was a teenager, and for that reason I'm giving it four stars.. A fun and safe read I like good adventure, fantasy, and science fiction stories. However, most I find offensive and they fill my mind with images I would rather not have. (I know, I'm a bit of goody goody) So, it was nice to have a good adventure with interesting monters and no worry of hurting my conscious. Plus there was a little spiritual encouragement for bonus.However I did find the book a bit confusing in places. There were . Kevin Lucia said Never Ceese, by Sue Dent. Werewolves and Vampires.oh my!Centuries ago, two unfortunates were wronged in the worst way imaginable; they were cursed by evil forces they did not bring down upon themselves. One was made a vampire, a creature of the night, forced to find sustenance on the life-blood of others, and subject to whims and passions never meant for humankind to experience. The other was bitten by the wolf, and is now a prisoner to
Sue Dent began publishing in 2005 by self-publishing her debut novel Never Ceese, the first in her Thirsting for Blood Series, after working with professional editor Arlene Robinson. That same year, Never Ceese made the Bram Stoker preliminary ballot for Superior Achievement in a First Novel. In 2006 Dent secured a traditional publisher. . "I highly recommend it and I can't recommend it enough!" wrote Nicholas Grabowsky author of Halloween IV who invited Den
Getting inside her character's heads is just one reward you’ll receive in reading "Never Ceese." -- Jackson Free Press, April 19, 2006. compelling, and the stakes so high, it’s hard to put the book down original and engaging. -- AurealisXpress - Val ClarkI couldn’t put it down
Gagliani (author, Wolf's Trap) for Horror World "Sue has a gift of bringing her characters to life, drawing the reader in to experience every emotion and scenery" MaryAnn Boo British Fantasy Society Reviewer. What happens when a determined werewolf and a skeptical vampire join forces at the request of an aging friend? Will they succeed in finding a way to rid themselves of their respective curses in spite of their natural hatred for each other or will they suffer at the hands of a radical and evil stem cell researcher who wants the fame and immortality he believes their blood will give him? "Spunky heroescrisp storytellingthe straightforward prose, vivid action and moral crises of our favorite monsters will enthrall audiences." -W.D