Ember is full of monsters. Twelve gave up her name and identity to train in the art of hunting them--so she says. The truth is much more deadly: she trains to take revenge on those who took her family from her. But when Twelve's new home is attacked, she'll find herself on an unexpected journey, where her hidden past is inescapably intertwined with her destiny - and the very fate of her world. Fireborn is the start of something special. A new, adventure series - it reminded me a lot of His Dark Materials, Chronicles of Narnia, and the Hunger Games all rolled into one, so when you're making comparisons as big as that mid-read you know it must be good. Fireborn follows the adventures of Twelve. An orphan, who has pledged herself to the Hunting Lodge in order to learn the art of hunting the monsters that Ember is filled with. She is fiercely independent, opposed to the offers of friendships others offer her and determined to become the best hunter she can to avenge her fa
In Gap Mountain, California, everyone knows about fire season. And no one is more vigilant than 18-year-old Hannah Warner, the sheriff’s daughter and aspiring FBI agent. That is until this summer. When Hannah and her best friends accidentally spark an enormous and deadly wildfire, their instinct is to lie to the police and the fire investigators. But as the blaze roars through their rural town and towards Yosemite National Park, Hannah’s friends begin to crack and she finds herself going to extreme lengths to protect their secret. Because sometimes good people do bad things. And if there’s one thing people hate, it’s liars. Lies Like Wildfire had me gripped from page one. An opening where the protagonist is searching for a body? Tick. A friendship group facing their ultimate test? Tick. The threat of the police uncovering the truth on every page? Tick. It has everything you want from a gripping page-turner and is so fast-paced that I genuinely couldn't put it down. Meaning I re