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Title	:	Consequences (Freewill #2)
Author	:	Elyse Draper
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Second of Three
Pages	:	Pages: 260 pages
Published	:	June 8th 2012 by Elyse Draper
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal

Consequences (Freewill #2)

Elyse Draper

ebook | Pages: 260 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 26 Users | 19 Reviews

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As a result of finding her soul mate (Christopher), Ellie has broken her curse, and awakened from her death to find that she has become something mystical, an ethereal Other. A being, whose story has yet to end, where who one is before their death, leads to what they become after … kindness or violence follows in their wake.

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Edition Language:	English URL https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/169951
Series:	Freewill #2
Characters:	Ellie Tickle, Christopher Ross

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Consequences, a welcome sequel to Freewill, is the second spell in the New Adult* trilogy woven by the clever writer known as Elyse Draper.We catch up with Christopher in Montana, where he now lives off the grid, while Ellie is travelling the world in search of a mentor. Once again, the author balances dark and light, good and evil, like a wonderful and experienced circus juggler. Her style, while poetic, is like a card trick where your eyes try to follow the ace that her deft hands move

Consequences.. a great followup to freewill! In this book we see that Ellie is learning how to control her powers! And Chris is trying to deal with the last year! Ellie and Chris are sperated but the love is still strong as every! And just when you think you know what will happen next Elyse Draper throws you a curve! As in the first book this one leaves you hanging and ready for the next one! This series is worth the read!!

Title: ConsequencesAuthor: Elyse DraperGenre: YA, Paranormal Dark Fantasy with some RomanceEbook: 4387 about 260 pgsSeries: Second of ThreeAs soon as I finished Freewill (book one) I started on Consequences. Id finished a few days ago but decided to finish reading all three before I wrote the reviews. As I said before, in my review for Frewill, I love the fact that I didnt have to wait for the next book to come out and hanging on to the cliff hanger (which I hate) for very long all I had to do

A very gripping story. I can't wait for Elyse to publish the third part of the trilogy!

Right after I finished Freewill, I immediately wanted to begin reading Consequences because of the amazing story line and literal techniques Elyse used to lure the readers in. This was one thing that I was really happy about - I hate reading an AWESOME book and having to wait until the next is released, BUT i got to read this one right away ( thanks to Elyse (: ) which was great. I found that this one was a little bit of a slower read, but maybe that's because of everything that happened that

3 - 3.5 starsI've been sitting in front of my laptop for almost half an hour and don't have a clue of what to write about this book -.- So here it goes!----- First of all, I want to thank Elyse for giving me the chance to read this trilogy in exchange for an honest review. ----------After ending up with my eyes wide open and my jaw almost touching the floor when I finished "Freewill" (Freewill #1), which I loved , I was expecting more. I liked this one but didn't blew me away. About the cover:

*I received this e-book through We Heart YA Books!*So I was a little disappointed with this book. I was completely in love with the first book in this series but this sequel fell flat for me. It seemed more slow paced and there wasn't a lot of dialogue but there was a lot of reflection especially by Michael. I assume she did this to reflect Michael's character but it got a little tiring after a while. The saving grace in this book was actually the characters. The authors writes her characters so