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ISBN:	1936305445 (ISBN13: 9781936305445)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Shades #1
Setting:	Camden, Maine(United States) London, England(United Kingdom)

Shades of Atlantis (Shades #1) Paperback | Pages: 308 pages

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Title	:	Shades of Atlantis (Shades #1)
Author	:	Carol Oates
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 308 pages
Published	:	November 9th 2010 by Omnific Publishing (first published January 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Mystery

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Since the death of their parents, Triona Pryor and her brother, Ben, have lived with their aunt and uncle in Camden, Maine. Now in her senior year of high school, Triona loves her family and friends, but she has always felt that she didn't quite fit in...in Camden, or anywhere else. Enter Caleb Wallace, the devilishly handsome man who has recently moved to Triona's small town. While their attraction to each other is instantaneous, it also proves to be dangerous...and deadly. When tragedy strikes, Triona flees to London for solace and to start her life anew. It's there she discovers from an unlikely source that her family has been keeping secrets from her - secrets about not only her birthright, but her ultimate destiny as well. Armed with this knowledge, Triona finds herself thrown into a whole new world and into a battle to save the lives of everyone she loves.

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I really liked this book. Caleb was a dreamy gentleman with manners and he was sweet. Triona, just like everyone else, was under his spell. All of the characters were diverse and great (even the few bad ones).It seems as if this couldve been made into more than one book with all that was happening. Oates started and finished her work with one book and it worked.The only thing that seemed to bother me was that during the second half of the book, I felt as if the characters were rushing things.

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Review originally posted at http://beyondtwilightfictionreviews.b...I loved this book.The writing style is very good and kept me captivated. The story was fast paced and had enough mystery to keep me interested, but provided enough just enough detail and back story to let me build an understanding of and relationship with the characters. This was a refreshing change from some of the YA paranormal books I have read recently that have kind of 'dragged me along' with the story before I have any

Shades of Atlantis is a tale shrouded in mystery, paranormal activity, and a young love that will not be denied even if it means death. I love how Carol Oates starts the book off with Triona scoffing at the sensationalism of Caleb until she actually meets him. The intriguing tale continuously spins a story full of heart and soul, anguish, forbidden love, destiny, and one girl who finally figures out what she wants to be when she grows up. The way the author showing Caleb bouncing between being a

This is a 3.5 for me after looking at the books I have given four stars to. The storyline is really good and different. It was really brilliant that the author gives the reader the short two page preface where it tells of a baby girl born in a cave with a battle raging outside with the sounds of swords clanging. The baby is handed to a waiting man by the midwife who is the mother's sister. The midwife hands him a leather bound packet and they say their good-byes, obviously caring deeply for each

I really enjoy fiction that weaves itself into history or mythology, especially when it links to places I have visited, or would like to visit. So I was keen to read this book, Shades of Atlantis by Carol Oates, which ties into the mystical Hill of Tara the seat of the High Kings of Ireland and one of Irelands most famous ancient sites. This book has many fascinating elements Celtic mythology, King Arthur and Merlin, Plato, and the lost city of Atlantis all drawn together in a love story of

4.5 starsA fabulous mythology, rich history, a great love story mixed with some great action scenes makes Shades of Atlantis a wonderful gem of a read.There were a couple times while reading this story I couldn't help but think of another well known YA book, BUT the way in which Carol writes and owns her unique, refreshing story quickly pulled me right back into the story. I enjoyed the world building and the setting which goes from the east coast, to London and then to Ireland. Let's talk about