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| Original Title: | Elixir |
| ISBN: | 1442408537 (ISBN13: 9781442408531) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Elixir #1 |
| Characters: | Clea Raymond |
Hilary Duff
Hardcover | Pages: 327 pages Rating: 3.53 | 12723 Users | 1698 Reviews
Define Containing Books Elixir (Elixir #1)
| Title | : | Elixir (Elixir #1) |
| Author | : | Hilary Duff |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 327 pages |
| Published | : | October 12th 2010 by Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Fantasy. Romance. Paranormal. Mystery. Fiction. Supernatural |
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Clea Raymond has felt the glare of the spotlight her entire life. The daughter of a renowned surgeon and a prominent Washington DC politician, she has grown to be a talented photojournalist who takes refuge in a career that allows her to travel to the most exotic parts of the world. But after Clea’s father disappears while on a humanitarian mission, Clea’s photos begin to feature eerie, shadowy images of a strange and beautiful man—a man she has never seen before. When fate brings Clea and this man together, she is stunned by the immediate and powerful connection she feels with him. As they grow closer, they are drawn deep into the mystery behind her father’s disappearance, and they discover the centuries old truth behind their intense bond. Torn by a dangerous love triangle and haunted by a powerful secret that holds their fates, together they race against time to unravel their pasts in order to save their lives—and their futures.Rating Containing Books Elixir (Elixir #1)
Ratings: 3.53 From 12723 Users | 1698 ReviewsCommentary Containing Books Elixir (Elixir #1)
So, you were reluctant to pick up this book because it was written by Hilary Duff? I can totally see your point, actually this was one of my first reactions about this book. But, audible offered the first chapter from the audiobook for free and I thought I just give it try and see if I might like it. Well, after listening to the first chapter I had to know how this story continues and I bought the whole audiobook. It was also helpful that I really liked the voice from the narrator. The story hasI'm warning you now. This is more of a rant than a cohesive, intelligent review. It will be filled with spoilers and un-ladylike language, so people of delicate sensibilities take heed.I like Hilary Duff. I grew up with her in Lizzie Maguire, and even rocked the Lizzie hairstyle for a while. I think she has grown into a nice young starlet as opposed to, well, this I was curious about this book after seeing her name on it. I was interested. How much of it did Hilary actually write? Did she just
What do you think when you hear the name Hilary Duff? Do you think of Disney's show Lizzie McGuire and/or her other movies? Or do you think of her 4 released albums, with her catchy songs and small, yet pretty voice?What about her novel?*record scratch* What? Did I just say that Hilary Duff is an author? Sadly, it is true. Hilary Duff wrote a novel and her book Elixir is now a New York Times Best Seller.Cue the disbelief.When my Drama class teacher started reading the first two pages at loud, I
Elixir by Hillary Duff Book Reviewparafantasy.blogpsot.comOriginality- I liked the aspect of it being about immortality, but I felt like Ive read something like it before. Like Evermore by Allison Noel. 3/5Characters- I thought Clea was an okay protagonist. It was interesting to follow her side of the story but then again, I couldnt really connect with her. I loved the other minor characters thoughlike Cleas best friend. I loved her!4/5Dialogue- The dialogue was great. I really connected with
Seventeen year old, around the world photojournalist, Clea Raymond still misses and wonders what happened to her father who disappeared a year ago in Rio. Many things happen at once when Clea discovers an image of a man in one of her photos and then that same mysterious man lives in her dreams. Clea and her best friend Ben go to Rio and in hopes to uncover the truth about what really happen to her father and how it ties in with a man that she's always seemed to know deep in her soul...I've
Yes, I read the Hilary Duff novel. Because Hilary Duff is awesome, that's why. If you don't believe me, please see "The Lizzie McGuire Movie" for further proof.I was very impressed with the story that Duff wove, and I devoured it like candy. Riveting right up until the end, then the abrupt/cliff-hanger type ending left me flat. I had hoped this was going to be a stand-alone book -- even if it is the first in a series.And, yes, I'll read the next book when it comes out. Because Duff is actually a
I'm warning you now. This is more of a rant than a cohesive, intelligent review. It will be filled with spoilers and un-ladylike language, so people of delicate sensibilities take heed.I like Hilary Duff. I grew up with her in Lizzie Maguire, and even rocked the Lizzie hairstyle for a while. I think she has grown into a nice young starlet as opposed to, well, this I was curious about this book after seeing her name on it. I was interested. How much of it did Hilary actually write? Did she just
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