Aqua Young Adult Paranormal Fantasy eBook MA George
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"This book has it all!" Riveting action, gripping suspense, mystery, fantasy, a fiery-yet-awkward heroine, a darn-near-perfect guy, and a unique paranormal twist.
Seventeen-year-old Layla McKelland isn't human...but you could have fooled her.
What starts as a routine day at the beach leaves Layla questioning whether she's read one too many paranormal fantasy novels. The plot thickens when a random guy claims to know things about her missing father--a bizarre claim he backs up with an equally impossible stunt--and Layla soon finds herself on the wrong side of a mysterious attempted drowning...on her own kitchen floor.
When all is done, Layla will attest that fact is far stranger than fiction. And nothing in real life is ever as transparent as it seems. Not even water.
Especially not water.
Aqua Young Adult Paranormal Fantasy eBook MA George
This book was a surprise. And a few nights of nearly four o'clock in the morning reading. Forcing myself to pull away from the story and into sleep. That was hard to do!The first impression that I got from the title was that this would be another mermaid book for young adults. Nope. But I won't tell you more about it. Spoilers!
The story kept moving. It seemed not to give me a chance to push pause, even to get up and get something to eat or to go on a potty break. That's how good Ms. George's writing is. The book is a decent length but not so short or immature as you might think. Though there was a bit of a romance it wasn't the angsty stuff of most young adult books. It was respectful of each other and seemed healthy.
I think others will love this book, too. It is cleverly written and far from the norm for this genre.
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Aqua Young Adult Paranormal Fantasy eBook MA George Reviews
I really enjoyed Aqua by M.A. George. It is a young adult paranormal, but it felt different than your typical book. For one thing, romance is certainly present in the story, but it was not the driving force. And for another, the main character Layla had to work VERY hard at developing her "abilities". She was not super powerful overnight. To put it simply, Aqua is an excellent book. The progression and pacing are detailed and purposeful. The characters are fleshed out and fully developed and the relationships are never forced.
Layla moves to a new house in a new city and state every year like clockwork on her birthday. Her mom and her aunt pack up everything and move to a new house. Always somewhere along the coast though. This time, they moved to Texas. Where Layla meets two guys down at the beach. One of which disappeared for quite a long time under the water and then inexplicably turned up completely dry on the beach minutes later. And that is just the start of the weird events for Layla.
Obviously you know the book has to do something with Water. But I am not telling you exactly what that is. I will tell you that you that there are two guys Tristan and Pyke, there is no love triangle, you may hate Pyke, you may love Pyke, you will probably love Tristan (I do!), and that the writing is excellent and will make you not want to put the book down.
This book is on the longer end, so some of the scenes in the middle of the book felt kind of dragged out. It is slower paced than your average young adult book because the author takes you through all of the preparation before the action. I liked it because it felt completely realistic. If a teenage girl suddenly has her world turned upside down and supernatural introduced into it, she might not be an overnight superstar at whatever her ability is. Layla had to work at it. I haven't seen that in a long time in books. Plus the romance with Tristan is about as opposite of insta love as it gets in books. They don't even kiss until 80% into the story...of a 600 page book. I'm not sure if there is going to be a sequel or not...the ending kind of leaves that open, but I certainly hope that there is. I want to see more of everyone. Even Pyke.
*Disclaimer- I got a copy of this book for free in exchange for my honest review. I was not compensated for my thoughts.
Fun read! Fast-paced and full of action, Aqua is a real page-turner. Brilliantly articulated - the story unfolds in your imagination with such detail that you can 'see' a whole new world!
I really enjoyed this book. It's a sweet romantic story without the vulgar details. It's a new take on paranormal fantasy, not your usual vampires and ghosts. It held my interest and is well written not full of typos and grammar errors. I would be glad to see where Layla and Trystan go from here!
The story pulls you in and is just written to a pace that I like isn't slow at begining or slow at end it's just right) Story line was good I like the whole turning into water and the action just all awesome just check it out. I'm not one for drawn out words it was a well written good story I enjoyed it.
When I first saw the book cover and the title too. I was wondering what it’s about and read the blub until I read the first chapter and kept me to read more. Oh man I couldn’t put it down. I love M.A. George’s phenomenal writing style. I loved the characters Layla & Tristan. I hope she writes more series of this book. If you like a YA paranormal fantasy novel. I highly recommend it.
I really, really liked this book! (Read in a high-pitched squeal)
First of all, the premise is a eye-catcher. Reading the blurb, I thought... Ok.. so this is a sort of fantastic water adventure? I was down to give it a go. George's writing style was both absorbing (pun intended) and comical. There was a lot of detail written into facial expressions and shrugs and head jiggles, which at first seemed redundant. However, just a few chapters in and I have no doubt that my face was reenacting each description and I came to realize that God really is in the details.
The first few chapters introduce us to protagonist, Layla, as well as her mother and aunt. The trio moves to a new coastal home every year on Layla's birthday. She doesn't seem to question why but suffers in silence, wrapping herself up in her books; both reading and writing them. Enter stage left, two mysterious strangers and a chance encounter at the beach. I have a rather staunch NO SPOILER policy, so I won't say much else about the specifics. I will say that this book is full of pithy snark and witty banter that had me rolling. I was also so invested in these characters that I couldn't put the book down and am now a little sad because I don't see a SEQUEL!!!
Is it weird that I was kind of hoping for a Team Pyke???
This book was a surprise. And a few nights of nearly four o'clock in the morning reading. Forcing myself to pull away from the story and into sleep. That was hard to do!
The first impression that I got from the title was that this would be another mermaid book for young adults. Nope. But I won't tell you more about it. Spoilers!
The story kept moving. It seemed not to give me a chance to push pause, even to get up and get something to eat or to go on a potty break. That's how good Ms. George's writing is. The book is a decent length but not so short or immature as you might think. Though there was a bit of a romance it wasn't the angsty stuff of most young adult books. It was respectful of each other and seemed healthy.
I think others will love this book, too. It is cleverly written and far from the norm for this genre.
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