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| Title | : | Violet Midnight (The Enchanters #1) |
| Author | : | Allie Burke |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 154 pages |
| Published | : | May 1st 2014 by Booktrope Editions (first published May 2nd 2011) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Romance. Young Adult. Paranormal. Paranormal Romance. Magic. Supernatural |
Allie Burke
Kindle Edition | Pages: 154 pages Rating: 3.44 | 311 Users | 71 Reviews
Explanation Toward Books Violet Midnight (The Enchanters #1)
Look into the world of The Enchanters, where water has a sense of humor, trees scare people, and love… is destiny.The beautiful Jane is hovering at the edge of content in her life of solitude in the quiet town of Jasmyn Lake, but when her energy sends her on a journey to meet the man she has been dreaming about for months, she cannot resist. Meet sexy artist Elias, who moved to Hazel Grove, California to get away from the rain, his parents, and everything that was taken from him in Hayward, Washington. But he thinks he may be losing his mind when he starts seeing purple glitter in the air, the scent of rosemary is everywhere, and he is hearing a beautiful voice.
But all is not flowers and ease for the newly joined couple. With a woman who prefers night to day and a man with heartache from his past, they must learn how to create their own new world with grace and the occasional water feature. Written with humor and intensity, book one of the three part trilogy will leave you yearning for more and daydreaming shades of purple.
List Books As Violet Midnight (The Enchanters #1)
| Original Title: | Violet Midnight ASIN B00JYYMPG0 |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Enchanters #1 |
Rating Based On Books Violet Midnight (The Enchanters #1)
Ratings: 3.44 From 311 Users | 71 ReviewsAppraise Based On Books Violet Midnight (The Enchanters #1)
Oh my gosh I loved this book! It took my favorite elements from books and combined them into one enchanting (literally) package. Jane, the enchanter is charming with her innocence but her incredible power is so commanding that she embodies the whole spectrum of woman. And then her new found love Elias is strong and sensual but has all the best aspects of an artsy man who also wants to take care of his woman. But how does that work when the woman has special gifts and can more than take care ofThe only word that comes to mind when I try to describe this novel is "Ethereal". I don't know why, but that is the word that I want to describe it with. The writing in this debut novel is exquisite and dreamy. Very beautiful, very poetic. It almost seems more like a piece of art than a piece of writing. The love between Jane and Elias is so tender and sweet that it literally just makes you ache with it.I personally like the way this author switched POV's between Jane and Elias. I also like it
I gave 3.5 stars, but am perfectly happy rounding up. Welcome to the world of the Enchanters, men and women with the ability to manipulate the elements. Violet Midnight focuses on the story of two people, Jane and Elias, who have recently begun dreaming of each other. Jane is an Enchanter. Water is her element and her color, or aura, if you will, is violet. Jane lives a very simple life, but has a few cute quirks that add to her personality. Elias, is a tall dark and handsome man with a strong
I believe a reviewer once said that Allie Burke was the queen of the surreal, and Id have to say I concur. Indeed, the flow of the writing, the way the scenes are short and fluid, are very dream-like. In Violet Midnight, the first in The Enchanters Series, we meet Jane, a woman who comes from a line of enchanters. She is characterized by her aversion to daylight and her glittery purple aura. Then along comes Elias, the mortal love interest met once upon a dream.Jane is an odd but beautiful bird,
I really really liked this book. I found the writing to be poetic and the plot imaginative. The book had a kind of lyric flow to it that made its less than linear structure completely enjoyable. I loved the flashbacks between Jane and her grandmother. This method of "showing" and not "telling" revealed much about the main character as well as the author's narrative technique of not spoon-feeding her audience every single detail. Sensory details were vivid and layered. Burke's descriptions- of
Violet Midnight by Allie Burke is a story about love, passion, and fantasy. Jane, an Enchanter, is quiet and secluded in her little home, but breathtakingly beautiful. And Elias, an artist, is tender, sympathetic, and handsome. Watching their relationship unfold, build, and strengthen was a really nice touch to the story. But their relationship wasn't simple - there were problems within Elias' family, unspoken secrets, and powers that aren't revealed. Not to give away too many details, but there
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