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Flame of Surrender (the Ferryman and the Flame, Book One)
 
 

Flame of Surrender (the Ferryman and the Flame, Book One) [Paperback]

Rhiannon Paille
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"Rhiannon Paille is the J.R.R. Tolkien of today's young adult generation. She's a visionary with a phenomenal talent for words, and I just can't tell you how much I love her!" - Bookish Blog "Rhiannon Paille creates a unique and beautiful world that will draw you in and make you remember what it was like to be young, innocent, and full of wonder." - Cory Putnam Oakes, author of The Veil "I totally and completely lost myself in this book." - One a Day YA "Bloom the weed of temptation and expire the great garden of life." - The Great Oak Bloom the flower of sacrifice and sustain the great garden in strife. The boy who follows death meets the girl who could cause the apocalypse. Krishani thinks he’s doomed until he meets Kaliel, the one girl on the island of Avristar who isn’t afraid of him. She’s unlike the other girls, she swims with merfolk, talks to trees and blooms flowers with her touch. What he doesn’t know is that she’s a flame, one of nine individually hand crafted weapons, hidden in the body of a seemingly harmless girl. Nobody has fallen in love with a flame until now. She becomes Krishani’s refuge from the dreams of death and the weather abilities he can’t control. Striking down thousand-year-old trees with lightning isn’t something he tries to do, it just happens. When the Ferryman dies, Krishani knows he’s the next and a lifetime of following death is his destiny. And Kaliel can’t come with him. The Valtanyana are hunting the flames, the safest place for her is Avristar. Krishani can’t bear to leave her, and one innocent mistake grants the Valtanyana access to their mystical island. They’re coming for Kaliel, and they won’t stop until every last living creature on Avristar is dead. She has to choose--hide, face them, or awaken the flame and potentially destroy herself.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Should be read slowly and savored to be appreciated, April 3 2012
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This review is from: Flame of Surrender (the Ferryman and the Flame, Book One) (Paperback)
I took my time reading this book, it is not something I usually do, too many books, not enough time...but not with this one...right from the beginning I found myself not so much captivated, but curious at what was going to happen... it makes you wait, and holds you on the edge. I loved how the memories peeked every now and then into another life, but only gave you enough to wet your interest and make you guess. I cannot say that in the middle of the book I would have ever guessed at the ending, and I swear, it is not an ending. I get a strong feeling there is more to come. I am definitely going to be buying the follow up to this book to see if I am right or not.

I give the author full marks for a job well done, this could not have been an easy book to write. A lot of people who read do not understand some of what goes into the creative flow in a book. This is one that flows deep.(less)
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Rhiannon Paille may just amaze us as the new J.K.Rowling..., Mar 11 2012
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My best friend recommended this book to me - knowing full well that pretty much all I read are police procedurals and academic journals, lol.
But, apparently trusting her more than my natural scepticism, I picked up "Flame of Surrender" - and literally stayed up all night reading it! Which must be a first for me with a 'fantasy' novel. Although the beginning was soft in pace, it quite ingeniously brought you into the folds of this otherworldly realm. The eloquence and literary style made it easy, even for me who is not used to reading this genre, to feel completely at ease and able to submerge myself in the experience of living in that story world, at that time.

I stayed up all night until I had finished the book (and yes, the action quickly turned to breath catching excitement).
I humbly admit that one should probably really never categorically dismiss any kind of literary experience until they have given one of the superior examples of that genre a chance.

The way the tale ended I am hoping that there are sequels in the making - and I for one am going to be on the waiting list for the next one. What an amazing surprise for me. Rhiannon Paille ..... I'll have to remember that name. :)

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Surrendering to your Destiny, Nov 9 2011
By Bella - Published on Amazon.com
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Krishani and Kaliel are two young lovers destined for very different paths - one as a guide to the dead, the other with the power to destroy the world. Each one faces a destiny that has been drilled into them over time, destinies that they have come to accept, until their paths cross and a new, entwined destiny emerges. For lovers of Science Fiction, the extraordinary new world of Avristar created by Rhiannon Paille is in itself an adventure. But when adding the twists and turns of the love between the protagonists, the way they come to terms with the differences in their lives, the obstacles their love faces, and the choices they make, Rhiannon Paille has created in her protagonists a mirror for what we ourselves face when searching for our own paths. And in giving the reader an ending that is so unexpected, she shows just how life doesn't always go the way you want or expect it to. She leaves you wondering and longing for the next chapter in Krishani's and Kaliel's destiny.

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Lord of the Rings meets Romeo and Juliet but sexier and sadder, Nov 9 2011
By Shelly Varuca - Published on Amazon.com
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I felt like I was in Avristar while reading this book. The writing seemingly transports you to this beautiful world. I could smell the apples and feel the wind. I loved the talking trees and the Merfolk. The land itself was quite perfect.

Kaliel and Krishani were amazing. They reminded me of Arwen and Aragorn, Romeo and Juliet and Tristan and Isolde. These two will go down in history as one of the greatest tragic couples.

The best part about the relationship is the sexy scenes between K & K, it's very hot without being sleazy. They're affectionate and passionate and romantic at the same time. I might have a little crush on Krishani. He's deep, sensitive, withdrawn, but tender when it comes to Kaliel. She's like his kryptonite, breaking his emo/ignorant shell and showing us who he really is. Kaliel on the other hand is always enchanting. She was very present in the novel, and for once I found her a very likable main character. She's just got this thing about her that can't be explained unless you read the book.

I bought this book originally at comic con and so I got a chance to meet the author and talk about her inspirations.

What I liked most after talking to her was the plot. You won't be able to guess the ending. Yes it's tragic, but it's done in a way that it's okay. Bittersweet ending that did make me tear up, but I'm just looking forward to the next book because I don't know what could be next after that.

I recommend this book to everyone who is looking for everyone who misses epic fantasy but doesn't want to compromise their rebellious, sexy, dangerous paranormal and urban fantasies. This one satisfies all the wants, I even detected some steampunk in there!
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