The Darkest Powers Series, Book 1: The Summoning

Rather Good

6 days ago

I suppose this was a good book but I'm not entirely sure. I feel like the author had very little going on at some points then had random 30 paged periods of a bit too much action.The ending was of course to make you really want to read the sequel but it sortta put me off it. I guess it's an opinion sort of thing... I hated it and my friend adored it a little too much.

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Good book...

4 weeks ago

I wish a little more would have happened...something more exciting but it's still a great read. I would recommend to anyone.

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Slightly cliche, but still a great read.

5 weeks ago

Okay, so I read "The Summoning" while also reading LJ Smith's "Dark Visions" and I have to say that the main plot of both stories were VERY similar (teens that get shipped off to an institution/home for "experimentation" who turn out to be supernaturally gifted) but I have to say that I was really impressed with Kelley Armstrong's writing. Though I have yet to finish Dark Visions (so I won't pass judgment on that one yet), I have to say that The Summoning was much more fast faced and forced… + read more

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LOVED IT!!!!

5 weeks ago

Kelley Armstrong, the best selling author of the Women of Otherworld series makes her first foray into the world of teen fiction with The Summoning, book one in a fantastic new paranormal series that people of all ages is sure to love. What would you do if you could see ghosts? This is what Chloe Saunders has to deal with everyday. So when se ends up in a group home for unstable kids, she really begins to think she's crazy but surely all the strange things that are happening at Lyle House can… + read more

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