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 The Summoning - Kelley Armstrong
Newest Review: ... addresses why she chose to venture into the young adult world on her website. She was eager to explore how younger ... more  ... characters would react to the same situations as her older characters, and to write about the lives of younger supernaturals. To do so, she decided it was more appropriate to aim the books at a younger audience.
The content is barely diluted. There is less sexual content, violence, and bad language, but the book is in no way patronising, or (as Armstrong says herself) "a lighter, fluffier version".
There are references throughout the book that make it obvious that "The Summoning" exists in the same univers...more |
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The Summoning - Kelley Armstrong: You can see dead people? How awful. Lets lock you away. (893 words)
by - written on 20/11/08 (Very useful, 405 readings)
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Anyone who reads my reviews knows Im a complete sucker for spooky fiction. I love Kelley Armstrongs books, and was really excited when I found out she was releasing a new series, in the same vein as her previous horror fiction, but aimed at a younger audience. A bit of background stuff. ~~~ Kelley Armstrong, born in 1968 , is married with three kiddies, and lives in Ontario Canada. She is best known for her "Women of the Otherworld" series (Bitten, Stolen, Dime Store magic, Industrial Magic, Haunted, Broken, No humans involved, Personal demon, Living with the dead). The Women of the Otherworld series is set in a ... Read the complete review
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