Eye Meets Eye

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Summary: A Great Book
Review: This book is amazing! You will not be able to put it down. This book is about a group (a.k.a the Circle) of teenagers that discover that they have special powers. But an evil, dark-hearted boy (who has the marine power in the Circle) wants all six powers. Ryan, Kela (and another person's name that I can't mention or I'll ruin the book) work together to defeat the selfish member of the Circle. If you like Suspense and Adventure(and a bit of romance) then this is the book for you!

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Summary: Finding Yourself
Review: This book was awesome!!!!! The action, thrill, suspense and even romance are almost too much for me. This was the best book that I have read in a while. I can't wait for the sequel.

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Summary: Finding Yourself
Review: This book was awesome!!!!! The action, thrill, suspense and even romance are almost too much for me. This was the best book that I have read in a while. I can't wait for the sequel.

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Summary: The Four Elements Plus Two Personified....
Review: This story has a hook that reels the reader in right away. It may lean more towards "Hyperhuman" personalities, but the normal everyday problems persists. Kela, Ram, and Ryan have problems like most high school teens, but discovering they are a part of something much bigger, more important than they or anyone could ever imagine, complicates things all the more. How many people can take on the responsibility of keeping the world safe from evil and destruction? From the start, it's almost as if Laura Sparks had placed a movie into book form for one can easily visualize this story as a movie since it contains multiple points-of-view. So for anyone who craves books dealing with "Hyperhuman" personalities, or for those who enjoy reading about teens having a hard time with life, or if you happen to be someone who happens to enjoy both types of stories, I highly recommend this one.

Rating:
Summary: The Four Elements Plus Two Personified....
Review: This story has a hook that reels the reader in right away. It may lean more towards "Hyperhuman" personalities, but the normal everyday problems persists. Kela, Ram, and Ryan have problems like most high school teens, but discovering they are a part of something much bigger, more important than they or anyone could ever imagine, complicates things all the more. How many people can take on the responsibility of keeping the world safe from evil and destruction? From the start, it's almost as if Laura Sparks had placed a movie into book form for one can easily visualize this story as a movie since it contains multiple points-of-view. So for anyone who craves books dealing with "Hyperhuman" personalities, or for those who enjoy reading about teens having a hard time with life, or if you happen to be someone who happens to enjoy both types of stories, I highly recommend this one.