Fade (The Bloom Series Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (822 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00ES2PJR0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 307 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The underground complex is a sanctuary for others like her—gifted individuals who can create and absorb the powerful energies that bind the very fabric of our existence. After he is infected with a virus that strips him of his ability, Colton must fight to protect his friends from a deadly villainess whose power far exceeds anything he has ever imagined. Yet when a vicious enemy arrives and infects everyone inside the Dome with a deadly virus, Haven is forced to set out on a dangerous journey to find the cure.COLTON ROSS has finally found a place he belongs. —Book 2 of the Bloom Trilogy—HAVEN KINCAID said goodbye to a normal life the moment she set foot inside the Dome. Life at the Dome—and with Haven—is better than ever. She will not stop until she finds Haven, even if it means the destruction of each and every person in the Dome.Fade is an action-packed fantasy adventure similar to X-Men and Jumper that continues the story of two young people with special powers struggling for survival in a dangerous world.. Now, a year later, she wants nothing more than to create a new “normal” by spendi
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Even better than the first one! [This review was written by a 13-year-old.]All the good things from Bloom, with even more! Nice character development, and good settings. The plot was great: lots of trilogies have either unrelated plots, or one big plot, this was nice and in-between! Totally recommend it!. "Furiously fast-paced and exciting this sensational sequel is a gripping read!" according to Lucinda. A P Kensey's novel Fade is an action-packed comic book style adventure for the young adult/ teen reader, reminiscent of `Artemis Fowl' and `X-Men'. Swept off on a thrilling journey that's highly imaginative and compelling, I was greatly impressed by this brilliant book which I felt was much better than AP Kensey's debut. The detailed narrative contained. Good I gave it a three ONLY because I am not a fan of third person point of view. I like to know what the characters are thinking. Besides that the book was terrific.