Friday, February 21, 2014

The White Door ~ Review

The White Door
(Book 3 in the Visitor's Series)
by Christy Sloat
Blurb:
The haunting third book in the Best Selling Visitors Series.
“When I first moved here I was still a girl who cherished the normality of teen life. Now, after being here a year I had come to love a boy who was both strong and courageous. I made real friendships that would last even after death. The selfish girl my grandmother warned me of becoming had vanished. A girl who stood tall, with the powers to see the dead and help those in need, appeared in her place.”
In Brylee’s world, nothing is normal. She sees and speaks with the dead and, at seventeen years old, she already has a full plate. She’s in her senior year of high school and college is just around the corner, but only if she learns to control her gifts and survive in the land of the living.
She has succeeded in ridding her boyfriend, Ephraim, from the Brown family curse, but, in the end, her best friend loses her life. Now a whole slew of new problems present itself and, like always, Brylee is tempted to run for the hills. With Ephraim at her side, she must come to grips with the reality that she is not an average girl and she never will be.
What will happen when the town turns on her? Or, better yet, when a body is unearthed in her backyard? The choices that Brylee must make will determine whether she has a future or nothing at all.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20661211-the-white-door\
My Review:

5 Stars
I highly suggest this series for any paranormal lover!!!!, February 18, 2014

Now here's a fabulously suspenseful YA paranormal book!!  It just continues to get better & better. Honestly, I have been hooked since The Brown House although out of the four books in this series this has been by far my favorite! I highly suggest this series for any paranormal lover!!!! I read them in this order: The Brown House (Book 1), The Crimson Key (Book 2), Unfound (Novella), & The White Door (Book 3).  The Brown House had the perfect amount of fear factor mixed with so many other emotions, introducing us to the crucial characters while ensuring we'd come back for more. The Crimson Key was even better & brought out a few new characters I grew to love (& a few I loved to hate.) Unfound totally WOWed me, & I am hopeful Christy will bring us a few more novellas for the other characters we can't get enough of. Now...The White Door was so much more than I'd hoped it would be. We are transported into Brylee's world as we experience everything 1st hand. The characters are more intense than ever before, & several answers are unearthed. Now don't you think I'm ready to say goodbye to anyone! It's too soon & there's so much more I want to know. Here's hoping Sloat plans to continue this series as I will soon need my next Brylee & Ephraim fix. I see so many options of greatness to come. Can't wait for more!

Other books in this series:

The Brown House 
(Book 1 in the Visitor's Series) 

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My Review 
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The Brown House 
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Buy it HERE!
Add it to your Goodreads TBR!
 




The Crimson Key
(Book 2 in the Visitor's Series)  


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Add it to your Goodreads TBR!


Unfound 
(a Visitor's Series Novella)

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Buy it HERE!
Add it to your Goodreads TBR

About the Author:
Christy Sloat is a SoCal born girl who resides in New Jersey currently with her husband, two daughters and Sophie her Chihuahua. Christy has embraced the love of reading and writing since her youth and was inspired by her grandmother's loving support. Christy passes that love of reading, writing, and creativity to her daughters, family, and friends. When you do not find Christy within the pages of a book you can find her being mommy, wife, crafter, and dear friend. She loves adventurous journeys with her friends and can be known to get lost inside a bookstore. Be sure to venture into her Past Lives Series, The Visitor's Series, and watch for many more exciting things to come.
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