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Title	:	Raven (The Raven Saga #1)
Author	:	Suzy Turner
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 273 pages
Published	:	May 8th 2011 by Suzanne Turner Publishing
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal. Romance

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After the inexplicable disappearance of Lilly Taylor's parents, she has no choice but to move to Canada where she unravels some frightening yet intriguing family secrets... Her whole life had been based on a lie. Lilly had grown up in a loveless home with a father who she had barely ever seen and a mother who was... well, not very motherly. After they mysteriously disappear without a trace, Lilly is sent to Canada where she finds a whole new way of life. A life filled with love and people who care for her. But that's not all she discovers, Lilly also finds out that she isn't who, or what, she thinks she is. Lilly has a very special ability and it's just a matter of time before her true self starts to shine. And when it does, her life will never be the same again. Raven is a fantasy novel for children and young adults set in the beautiful province of British Columbia.

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Original Title:	Raven
Edition Language:	English
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Giving it two stars is being generous. I really almost did not make it through this book. So yeah. It was predictably boring. Not to mention the writing style was bland and generic. Once again it was a free on kindle, which I'm glad because I'd be really upset if I wasted money on this.

This book had a great premise (and that is the only positive I can spit out for this one) but I only made it half-way through. I am sorry, but a 13 year old girl canoodling with a 17 year old boy is quite disgusting. In addition, it was poorly edited and there was NO showing only telling. I hate books that have pages upon pages of expository prose. So...on many levels YUCK! I'd give it a zero if I could.

Raven is Part I in The Raven Saga and is an urban fantasy novel for children and young adults. I first became aware of Suzy Turner on author Mandy Baggots new feature on her blog called Meet and Greet. You may already know that I love video trailers for books so of course I couldnt resist watching the linked video trailer for Raven . and was intrigued enough to download a copy for my Kindle.Raven begins with Lillys day-to-day life, the routine that she has with her parents. It is very rarely

I think this tale had real potential. I still think it does and if you are reading it simply for the story line then it is just different enough to get (and keep) your attention. I liked the idea of the strange mother dressed in white watching from the window and the father who hardly ever appears from the locked room. I enjoyed the protagonists transitional growth from inept naivety to determined and strong. What I had an issue with was the writing. The pace was so fast that the setting and

Wow. I think this might just be the worst book I've read in my life. I read the sample and felt doubtful, but figured all those good reviews had to mean it got great later. I struggled through until just past the half way point, hoping it'd get better, but when I was ready to throw my e-reader at a wall, it was time to stop the misery. Unrealistic, cardboard characters. Shallow, undeveloped 'instant' relationships. Boring plot, poorly constructed. Badly written. Very poorly edited. No depth.



Raven is Suzy Turner's debut novel and is written for teens. If you love YA fantasy, you will love this book. The sequel follows later this year...!