Disclaimer: I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Wickedly Misunderstood: Valhaven Island Trilogy: Book One
Valhaven Island is a strange island located in the middle of absolutely nowhere. The island is completely ran by robots, and the only inhabitants are eight young adults, and the two adults that brought them here (Jun and Mr. Snake). Both are very shady individuals, but they are not the only shady people on the island. There’s me, Ember, the fiery hot-head (literally), Elecktra the eccentric bubbly one (and her own light source), Harleigh the promiscuous one, Thirteen the energetic child (or monkey we have yet to figure that out), and that’s only the girls. Of the boy’s, Blade is seriously mysterious and no one likes him, Sage thinks he’s all that, Dante the with-drawn emo kid (but he’s really, really reliable, he saved my life), and Kai the super-genius, or super annoying smarty-pants depending on how you take what comes out of his mouth. To sum everything up, someone has two-near death experiences, a few fall in-love, one is the Devil’s son (yep that’s right we live on an uncharted island with the Spawn of Satan), someone is kidnapped by the Devil and dragged to Hell. And to make the situation all the more awesome, four new teens arrive and one is a purple-dragon girl. Seriously she’s freaking purple, and can turn into a dragon, how flipping awesome is that!
Contains original character artwork as well as a special look into in Ember’s thoughts at the end of the book.
I loved it. It's a great book for everyone to read no matter if you're a young adult or adult. Everyone who reads it will like it. We're introduced to Ember. She is one of those characters you will love to read about as she deals with the situations she is thrown into along the way. I would highly recommend it to others.
Author Bio
Writing became a big part of my life in 2005 when a friend (Author Misti Dawn) and I began writing stories with one another. I was still in high school at the time and we would write just for the fun and pure joy we experienced through writing. My writing took a bit of a hiatus when I finished high school and started college to earn my degree in Criminal Justice. That didn’t last very long, because a few months after starting college I was diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome in 2009. Months later I found out the only thing that helped keep my ticks at bay was writing, and I picked the art back up. Wickedly Misunderstood was the first novel I began writing after my diagnosis and it all started with a dream. My advice to everyone is to find something that you love doing and do it. Don’t let anyone tell you can’t do it, because if you love it enough you’ll succeed. Do what you love, and love what you do. You never know what your dreams can lead you to accomplish.
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Reblogged this on chasitynicole720 and commented:
A lovely review written for my novel 😀 When I read this it really made my day. Thanks for all the awesome feedback.
Subscribing/following from the #AtoZChallenge. Sister minion from another mother (AJ’s Hooligans).
Purple is good. (It’s my favorite color.) I just recently got (back) into YA (it’s been such a long time since that first initial and I had anything in common. I am intrigued by the cover as well. TBR’d on GoodReads.
Cool. Good luck with the challenge. You’ll like it. I couldn’t put it down. 🙂