Joss Stirling

Finding Sky

Annika Arguemore

Other than the fact that Zed Benedict is a creep and that Sky Bright at some parts of the story comes out as sort of a Mary Sue, this was a good story.

The first part of the story was great. It's the sort of introduction you would want to be acquainted with. It painted a picture that was reminiscent of a foggy, gray morning; full of mystery and secrets. All in all it was a pleasant introduction... until it got to the point where Zed Benedict started to get acquainted with Sky. Things got a little weird. At those parts, he seemed like such a total Edward Cullen. Because of that, I put the book down for a short while.

The book's a bit Twilight-ish, but once you get past that, it's alright.

Julia Lotz

Amy Grieve

WOW! WOW! WOW!

English girl,Sky Bright, has just moved to Colorado with her adopted parents for their new job teaching art. Sky was abandoned at a motorway service station when she was six leaving her traumatized and not being able to remember her own name. And while life seems to be better now, it all changes when she meets Zed Benedict, someone that can link her, to her past and hold her future. She and Zed go on a whirlwind adventure of danger, self-discovery and love. Facing the evil forces that want revenge. 

I was hooked from the first line. It is rare that I find a book this AMAZING. 

I loved the characters. Sky Bright (Yeah, I know weird name) is a character that I truly admire. Even with her difficult past she is tough, brave and vulnerable all at the same time. And Zed (another weird name) is thought to be a bad boy at the start of the book but when he is with Sky he sweet, kind, gentle and loving. Something I love about him. 

So, I could go on forever about how much I LOVED this book. There are some things that I could mention, but I really suggest that you read this book and not listen to my second-hand praise.

Again, WOW! WOW! WOW!

Alba M. C.

Sophie

Was wel een oke boek, lekker weg te lezen.

This book started off so strong, but it started to lose me about 3/4 of the way through. I just felt like it dragged on some. I'm still looking forward to reading the next one, but it won't be at the top of my to-read list right now.

Charlot van Dijk

Ik zou dit boek lezen voor iemand die ik ken van de boekenclub, zij is helemaal weg van deze serie dus ik dacht ik probeer het ook even. Ik heb daadwerkelijk deel 1 al een tijdje liggen in mijn boekenkast, maar er waren andere boeken interessanter. Ik had best hoge verwachtingen van dit boek, voornamelijk omdat zij het verhaal geweldig vindt! Het is voor mij nu volledig duidelijk dat smaken verschillen. Het verhaal was oké. Gewoon oké, de clichés zaten er lekker in en het verhaal nam allemaal logische wendingen. Ik voelde me niet opgezogen worden in de wereld, maar ik had ook niet echt moeite om me te blijven concentreren. Ik zal vast deel 2 een keer gaan lezen.. ooit..

When Sky sees Zed, the bad boy from her new school, she cannot get him out of her head. He communicates with her with his thoughts and reads her mind. He is tormented by his past and future danger. Sky begins to have paranormal experiences which enable her to discover her true identity. She must now decide whether to accept both her new life and love.

Encontrar a Tu Alma Gemela Puede Ser Muy Peligroso / Discovering Your Soulmate Has Never Been So Dangerous

Sky / Finding Sky

Renske Baten

You have half our gifts, I have the other . . . When English girl Sky catches a glimpse of bad boy Zed in her new American high school, she can't get him out of her head. He talks to her with his thoughts. He reads her mind. He is the boy she will love forever. Shadows stalk her past but a new evil threatens her future. She must face the dark even if it means losing her heart. Will Sky have the strength to embrace her power and be brave enough to control her own destiny, or will the demons of her past prevent her from realizing her true potential? The first book in Joss Stirling's thrilling Savants series, with a beautiful cover designed by illustrator Johanna Basford.

Finding Sky

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