Tara Brown
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A propos de l'auteur
Notice de désambiguation :
(eng) Books published under "Tara Brown" will be adult and mostly suspense and romance.
"AE Watson" is her pen name for Young Adult books.
As "Erin Leigh", the book are Adult Romance and Chick Lit for 18 years and older.
As "TL Brown", the books are Adult Paranormal, Science Fiction, and Fantasy for 18 years and older.
As "Sophie Starr", the books are Erotica - Adult Only.
Crédit image: Originally uploaded by user Verkruissen. Apparently grabbed from author's website. Re-uploaded to remove improper promotional/biographical material.
Séries
Œuvres de Tara Brown
Third Time's a Charm (Crimson Cove Mysteries, #3) (2016) — Auteur; Auteur, quelques éditions — 3 exemplaires
Four Crimson Corners (Crimson Cove Mysteries, #4) (2016) — Auteur; Auteur, quelques éditions — 3 exemplaires
The End of Tomorrow 3 exemplaires
The Born Omnibus (Born, #1-3) 2 exemplaires
Seven Dirty Sins 2 exemplaires
All the Days that End with Y 1 exemplaire
Once Upon a Time 1 exemplaire
Cinder Ella 1 exemplaire
Last Light 1 exemplaire
Legacy 1 exemplaire
Reparations (The Last City of Men #3) 1 exemplaire
A Royal Pain (The Royals Trilogy #1) 1 exemplaire
A Royal Affair: The Royals 2 1 exemplaire
A Royal Wedding: The Royals 3 1 exemplaire
The Puck Buddies Series Box Set Series (#1 Puck Buddies / #2 Roommates / #3 Bed Buddies / #4 Baby Daddies / #5 Girl… (2020) 1 exemplaire
The End of Lies (The Single Lady Spy #4) 1 exemplaire
Étiqueté
Partage des connaissances
- Autres noms
- Watson, A. E.
Starr, Sophie
Leigh, Erin
March, Amy
Browne, Meg
Brown, T.L. - Date de naissance
- 1978
- Sexe
- female
- Nationalité
- Canada
- Lieu de naissance
- Nanaimo, Canada
- Notice de désambigüisation
- Books published under "Tara Brown" will be adult and mostly suspense and romance.
"AE Watson" is her pen name for Young Adult books.
As "Erin Leigh", the book are Adult Romance and Chick Lit for 18 years and older.
As "TL Brown", the books are Adult Paranormal, Science Fiction, and Fantasy for 18 years and older.
As "Sophie Starr", the books are Erotica - Adult Only.
Membres
Critiques
Born to Fight (Born, #2) par Tara Brown
So far, one of the best series I've read (though I cant put my finger on why). At any rate I will be disappointed when it ends, then go through that horrible time period where nothing I pick up compares and eventually end up struggling through something I don't enjoy as much...a viscous cycle.
2.5 Stars
CW:kidnapping and rape and of women/girls, women are held captive for breeding programmes then stripped of organs and thrown into the rubbish - literally, racism - no POC are being bred, violence, gore
Well Tara certainly has a brutal vision of our imaginary post apocalyptic future!
This was quite a mixed reading experience for me. The storyline itself was good and Anna was a suitably bad-arse heroine warring with her survival instincts and her growing feelings towards her 'found family'. The problem was that this point was quite laboured throughout the story so it grew a bit tiresome. You know you are going to rescue them, Anna, so stop having a page worth of inner turmoil and get on with the bad-arsery. Also, I loathe love triangles even more than usual when there is zero chemistry between any party. Zero. In terms of whether I would get a copy for the library I am torn. It is actually quite a disturbing but interesting exploration of how authorities might react in the face of a dying population. That will be good in terms of students having a lot to talk about but it is most definitely senior fiction as it made for quite uncomfortable reading. The writing itself wasn't great and the characters were really flat and often unlikeable. I think I will pass on this one and explore some other options in this genre. Given the direction the NZ curriculum is heading it's probably wise to save up for some quality NZ fiction.… (plus d'informations)
CW:
Well Tara certainly has a brutal vision of our imaginary post apocalyptic future!
This was quite a mixed reading experience for me. The storyline itself was good and Anna was a suitably bad-arse heroine warring with her survival instincts and her growing feelings towards her 'found family'. The problem was that this point was quite laboured throughout the story so it grew a bit tiresome. You know you are going to rescue them, Anna, so stop having a page worth of inner turmoil and get on with the bad-arsery. Also, I loathe love triangles even more than usual when there is zero chemistry between any party. Zero. In terms of whether I would get a copy for the library I am torn. It is actually quite a disturbing but interesting exploration of how authorities might react in the face of a dying population. That will be good in terms of students having a lot to talk about but it is most definitely senior fiction as it made for quite uncomfortable reading. The writing itself wasn't great and the characters were really flat and often unlikeable. I think I will pass on this one and explore some other options in this genre. Given the direction the NZ curriculum is heading it's probably wise to save up for some quality NZ fiction.… (plus d'informations)
Loved it
Really good from the first sentence to the last sentence. Intresting take on the apocalypse. Can't wait to read book two.
Really good from the first sentence to the last sentence. Intresting take on the apocalypse. Can't wait to read book two.
It was okay. Time flow was an issue for me. I would have like some consistency there. The heroine was another issue. She came out strong but became weaker and weaker. This, though, could have been done on purpose. The author might have been trying to show us how the mind alters thing in a crisis. If you don’t go in expecting The Hunger Games or The Walking Dead you will enjoy the book more. It was different enough to grab my attention. I will read the next one in the series.
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 71
- Membres
- 813
- Popularité
- #31,389
- Évaluation
- 3.7
- Critiques
- 63
- ISBN
- 100
- Langues
- 1
- Favoris
- 1
