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    Crystal Fire

    By Jordan Dane

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    Because of what you are, the Believers will hunt you down 

    A storm is brewing on the streets of L.A., one that has intensified since a tragic and deadly confrontation claimed an innocent life. 

    While Gabriel Stewart trains his army of teen psychics to stop Alexander Reesethe obsessed leader of the Believersthe fanatical church becomes more bent on the annihilation of all Indigo and Crystal children. They're silencing the voices of the telepathic hive, one soul at a time, with frightening experiments cruelly executed on vulnerable minds. 

    When the Believers torture a mysterious homeless boy, Oliver Blue, they brainwash him into betraying his own. The boy becomes a deadly pawn sent to take Gabriel down. As the fires of chaos burn around him, Gabe is running out of time. He'll need to confront his pastand the man who made himbefore the hope of peace for the future is silenced forever.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateDec 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460322581
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    Jordan Dane

    Bestselling, critically-acclaimed author Jordan Dane’s gritty thrillers are ripped from the headlines with vivid settings, intrigue, and dark humor. Publishers Weekly compared her intense novels to Lisa Jackson, Lisa Gardner, and Tami Hoag, naming her debut novel NO ONE HEARD HER SCREAM as Best Books of 2008. She also pens young-adult novels for Harlequin Teen. Formerly an energy sales manager, she writes full time and shares her Texas residence with two lucky rescue dogs.

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    • 1/5
      I was trying to make it to at least 25% of Crystal Fire, but I just couldn't do it anymore at 13%. I was hopeful for a bit there since we start off with new characters, but things quickly went down hill. The couples from the previous book show up a couple of chapters in and immediately manage to annoy me with their cheesy interactions. There was a section of at least 5 paragraphs of info dumping to remind us of the previous book that masqueraded as reminiscing. There is a secondary character that dies in the previous book and said character very clearly only existed to die and make us sad and hate the bad guys. That being said, I still don't have strong feelings about the villains because I know nearly nothing about them! How did their organization come about? What is its actual goal? What does it pretend to be to the outside world? How does it have all this money? I can't hate something I know nothing about D:. Finally, despite the info dumps, I still know very little about the structure and rules of the magic powers in this series and it drives me nuts. There are Indigo children and Crystals apparently? Crystals are more peaceful and Indigos more warriorlike? Except the characters that are supposed to belong to each group don't reflect that AT ALL?? Everything feels so arbitrary and I just can't finish this one unfortunately.
    • 1/5
      Diese und weitere Rezensionen findet ihr auf meinem Blog Anima Libri - Buchseele

      Ich weiß, ich weiß, gute Vorsätze und alles, wenn einem der erste Band nicht gefallen hat, dann sollte man die Finger von den nächsten Bänden lassen, etc. pp. Immer wieder schmeiße ich diesen Vorsatz um, nur um dann bitterlich enttäuscht zu werden, so auch bei „Indigo: Der Aufstand“ von Jordan Dane.

      Dabei fängt das Buch ganz interessant an, greift genau die Handlungselemente auf, die ich trotz aller Unzufriedenheit mit „Indigo: Das Erwachen“ gut fand, und ich hatte schon so große Hoffnungen, dass aus der Geschichte noch was wird :D Aber das war natürlich nichts…

      Die Handlung schleicht so vor sich dahin und das auf ziemlich vorhersehbaren Wegen, die Charaktere ergehen sich in stumpfen, repetitiven Handlungen ohne sich überhaupt mal weiter zu entwickeln und sind hauptsächlich einfach nur kitschig und der Schreib- und Erzählstil ist langweilig und eintönig.

      Mein Fazit daher: In Zukunft werde ich mich an meine guten Vorsätze halten und keine Fortsetzungen mehr lesen von Serien, bei denen mir der erste Band schon nicht gefallen hat. Jordan Danes „Indigo: Der Aufstand“ habe ich nach etwa der Hälfte abgebrochen, weil ich einfach keine Lust mehr darauf hatte und trotz wiederholter Versuche es doch noch zu Ende zu lesen, ist daraus nichts geworden… :|

      Wem der erste Band gefallen hat, der wird sich vermutlich auch mit diesem hier anfreunden können, wem aber Teil eins schon nicht gefallen hat, dem kann ich von der Fortsetzung nur abraten! ;)