Dark Child (The Awakening): Episode 5
Jun 2013 · Awakening Book 5 · Pan
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Perfect for fans of The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, this intriguing urban fantasy follows the story of Kat Chanter, who discovers that the world she knows is controlled by ancient creatures who feed on blood. And she might just be one of them ...
Then she heard it; faintly at first, but quickly becoming louder. Her faint prickle of unease became a crawling apprehension that made every hair on her body stand on end. Because there was no mistaking the sound that was drawing ever closer. The excited baying, the mournful howls of wild creatures as they grouped and closed in for the kill.
Cold dread swept through her, chilling her to the bone. The pack was here.
The future seems hopeless, and Kat's life is in the balance. Is it possible that she holds the key to their survival? Because if she can't find a way to unlock the knowledge within herself, it won't just be her life that's forfeit, but also the lives of the unalil, and of their captive sister . . .
This is a novella length episode of Dark Child (The Awakening)*, first in the Dark Child series. All five episodes are also available bundled as Dark Child (The Awakening): Omnibus Edition. Look out for the next in this series, Dark Child (Covens Rising) available July 2014.
*Dark Child (The Awakening) was originally published in 2013 as Dark Child Episodes 1-5 and Dark Child Omnibus Edition.
Recommended Dark Child reading order is:
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 1
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 2
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 3
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 4
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 5
followed by
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 1
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 2
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 3
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 4
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 5
OR Dark Child (The Awakening) Omnibus Edition
followed by
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Omnibus Edition
Then she heard it; faintly at first, but quickly becoming louder. Her faint prickle of unease became a crawling apprehension that made every hair on her body stand on end. Because there was no mistaking the sound that was drawing ever closer. The excited baying, the mournful howls of wild creatures as they grouped and closed in for the kill.
Cold dread swept through her, chilling her to the bone. The pack was here.
The future seems hopeless, and Kat's life is in the balance. Is it possible that she holds the key to their survival? Because if she can't find a way to unlock the knowledge within herself, it won't just be her life that's forfeit, but also the lives of the unalil, and of their captive sister . . .
This is a novella length episode of Dark Child (The Awakening)*, first in the Dark Child series. All five episodes are also available bundled as Dark Child (The Awakening): Omnibus Edition. Look out for the next in this series, Dark Child (Covens Rising) available July 2014.
*Dark Child (The Awakening) was originally published in 2013 as Dark Child Episodes 1-5 and Dark Child Omnibus Edition.
Recommended Dark Child reading order is:
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 1
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 2
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 3
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 4
Dark Child (The Awakening) Episode 5
followed by
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 1
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 2
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 3
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 4
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Episode 5
OR Dark Child (The Awakening) Omnibus Edition
followed by
Dark Child (Covens Rising) Omnibus Edition
Ratings and reviews
4.0
105 reviews
Cali Wightman
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June 11, 2013
Im Sooooo Happy The Finall Episode Dowloaded I Loved This Book, And Coming From Someone Who In Her Adult Life Has Read All Of About 10 books An None Of Them Si Fi Or Fantasy, That Says Alot. To Anyone Who Is Considering Reading This, Do So U Wont Be Able To Put It Down. I Just Hope Adina West Writes Another Soon As The Ending Was definitely Left Open For A Sequal. N For Those Of U Who Dont Read Much Im Sure This Book N Any Comming Sequals Could Easily Be Turned Into A Movie... N When That Happens Ill Be There To See Them All
Kelly Obrien
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June 1, 2013
Cease giving us puny extracts of a novel. Despite the fact this book is an excellent read, it's simply not fair to loyal readers. By the time you have read episode five, you have to ask yourself is it worth the effort. Absolutely insufferable to break up a story this way for profit.
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Liz Neville
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February 23, 2014
Really annoyed that I bothered. A good story left unfinished will leave readers disappointed. Seriously wish I had just stopped at the end of the free one. Would not recommend people spend money on this series.
About the author
Adina West grew up on a remote property on Australia's east coast, in country New South Wales. She spent most of her childhood curled up with a book, and her first teenage job was shelving books at the local library, where she was cautioned more than once for reading them instead of putting them away.
Her first stories were laboriously typed up with two fingers on her parents' old typewriter. Her dream of one day being a published writer progressed much faster after she learned to touch type and switched to a computer.
Adina lives in Sydney's leafy north-west with her IT guru husband, two children, and a couple of unwelcome possums who really don't know how to take a hint. Dark Child (The Awakening) was published by Momentum in 2013. Dark Child (Covens Rising), published in 2015, was her second novel. And Dark Child (Bloodsworn) is her third.
Adina loves to hear from readers. You can contact her through her website, www.adinawest.com.
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