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    Blooms of Consequence: Book Four of The Dusk Gate Chronicles
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    Blooms of Consequence: Book Four of The Dusk Gate Chronicles

    By Breeana Puttroff

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    About this ebook

    It's time to make her choices.

    Quinn Robbins is stuck in Eirentheos, unable to use the gate to go home, and she's facing the biggest decisions of her life. Will she accept the destiny that was handed to her - one she never wanted - or will she walk away?

    With events spiraling out of her control, Quinn is forced to make some difficult decisions - and some of those choices have consequences she's not prepared for.

    In the final installment of the story begun in Seeds of Discovery, Quinn is about to discover who her family really is, and that sometimes love, faith, and trust are the things most worth fighting for.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBreeana Puttroff
    Release dateNov 29, 2012
    ISBN9780983993087
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    Blooms of Consequence: Book Four of The Dusk Gate Chronicles
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    Breeana Puttroff

    An elementary school teacher for years, Breeana Puttroff decided to try her hand at writing down the stories she's been creating in front of her students for years. Her first book, Dusk Gate: Seeds of Discovery has already been well-loved by many of those students - and their moms!

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    • 5/5
      So fair warning, to write this review without spoilers for any of the rest of the series is going to be absolutely impossible, and also fair warning, if you haven't read the rest of the series, you will be utterly lost on this one.

      I waited what felt like forever for this book, but was really just a couple of months. I have followed this series from nearly the beginning, having been in contact with the author when the second book was out, and as soon as I finished the first one, I was completely hooked.

      A story where there is an alternate universe where there are castles and horses and princes? Yup, I am all over that. Quinn is a character that is strong-willed and stubborn, very much like myself, and you instantly are drawn to the young woman that she is.

      Blooms picks up right where Thorns left off, with the completion of the tattooing episode. The continuation of the storyline is excellently written, although I did have to go re-read the last few pages of Thorns so that I could remember what was happening. Well worth it, in my opinion.

      I had to wait about a week to write this review because I was afraid that my review would be tainted by my sadness that the series ended and that I have had to say goodbye to the people who have become my friends. Breeana's writing is such that you feel as though you really KNOW the characters and have been a part of their story. When something happens to one of the characters, you feel the pain and loss that they feel, and the panic that those who care for them experience.

      Trying to right this spoiler free is very, very difficult, my faithful readers, because I want to talk about what has happened so much, but I am sure most of you have not read the stories, and then I am afraid I will ruin it for you.

      I have never felt the way I felt when I finished this series and I feel lost, like I have said goodbye to a friend. I really feel that this is a must read for everyone!