Earthflown: A Potable Study of Love and Collusion - Indigo Exclusive Edition

Frances Wren
Illustrated by M. Litarnes
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Earthflown: A Potable Study of Love and Collusion - Indigo Exclusive Edition

Frances Wren
Illustrated by M. Litarnes
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Overall rating: 4.4 / 5 from 15 reviews.

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Review topics: ["book","characters","writing","dystopia","siblings","story"].

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New fav book

"Love this book it has a great story line and amazing characters that make the book interesting overall would recommend and 100% read again"

Mackenzie (5/5)

Decent!

"This book was very good! Heavily relied on dialogue for exposition and plot enhancement, which made comprehending the overall plot a bit hard."

Adriana G. (4/5)

Great read

"I pre ordered this and finally got around to reading it, and so glad I did, what a gem"

CTJb (5/5)

Fast delivery, gorgeous book

"This book is gorgeous! Was so easy to order online and it arrived super fast!"

CattleDog (5/5)

A must read for people who have experienced loss in their life.

"""When Haru Was Here"" by Dustin Thao is a touching and well-written book about love, loss, and healing. The story is about Haru, a young man who has passed away, and how his absence affects the people who loved him. Thao's writing is both sad and uplifting, capturing the complex emotions of grief. The characters are well-developed, each offering a unique view on dealing with loss. The main character's journey through grief is especially engaging, showing how they cope with Haru's death. Thao's writing draws readers in, making them feel connected to the characters and their experiences. What makes ""When Haru Was Here"" special is its message that love and memories can last beyond death. The book shows that even though people may leave us physically, their impact and the love we shared with them continue to influence our lives. This novel is a heartfelt reminder to cherish our loved ones and the time we have with them."

Allison (5/5)

A Lovely Little Book

"I'll admit, I judged this book by its cover, and I'm glad I did! Very interesting and I'm glad to have it on my shelves now."

Jenly (4/5)

Generic review

"This site has the wrong book, this isn't what I bought but I wouldn't let me review only one so I'm giving it a 5 because I refuse to be a cruel person"

Jenet (5/5)

Find a better love story to spend time with.

"The book took a long time to have logical flow. There were many characters and it was unclear how they were connected for quite some time. I often had to go back to reread which character I was now supposed to resonate with. The plot was interesting, and I did read the entire novel, but I would not keep it to read a second time."

Alia K. (3/5)

Romantic Urban Dystopia with a Corporate Twist

"This is a novel about a complex dystopia with elements of fantasy, sci-fi, mystery and romance. The first few chapters can be a struggle with all of the corporate confusion on top of the medical jargon and including the special abilities that humans have acquired in a post-disaster future. There's a lot going on at first and feels a little full, but what this book has going for it is its characters. Every single one of them is a fleshed out, flawed, wonderful human being and its a joy to read for their connections and relationships. I loved Javier and Ethan's growing romance, and Javier and Rina's twisted co-dependent sibling dynamic, and Vegas and Oliver's on-off dance. Everyone feels very real and no one is perfect; I devoured this book in three days."

Solstice (4/5)

The ending killed it for me.

"The story is good and I was obsessed until the end but the ending was just horrible. This could have been a 5 star but the ending killed it for me."

SassyC (3/5)

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  • Published date: Apr 16, 2024
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 470
  • Publisher: IndigoPress
  • ISBN: 9781552674987
  • Dimensions: 5.0" W x 1.0" L x 8.0" H

Frances Wren is a kiwi writer based in Australia. They're a practicing solicitor during rent-paying hours, specialising in antitrust before leaving big-law for not-for-profit medical research. They illustrate book covers sometimes (at franceswren.com). Earthflown is their debut novel.

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