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Solitary - eBook

By: Travis Thrasher

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Product Information

Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: David C. Cook
Publication Date: 2010
ISBN: 9781434702524

ISBN-13: 9781434702524
Availability: In Stock
Series: Solitary Tales

Publisher's Description

His Loneliness Will Soon Turn to Fear….

When Chris Buckley moves to Solitary, North Carolina, he faces the reality of his parents’ divorce, a school full of nameless faces—and Jocelyn Evans. Jocelyn is beautiful and mysterious enough to leave Chris speechless. But the more Jocelyn resists him, the more the two are drawn together.

Chris soon learns that Jocelyn has secrets as deep as the town itself. Secrets more terrifying than the bullies he faces in the locker room or his mother’s unexplained nightmares. He slowly begins to understand the horrific answers. The question is whether he can save Jocelyn in time.

This first book in the Solitary Tales series will take you from the cold halls of high school to the dark rooms of an abandoned cabin—and remind you what it means to believe in what you cannot see.

Author Bio

The author of a dozen works of fiction, including Isolation and Ghostwriter, Travis Thrasher has been writing since he was in the third grade. His writing is known for its honesty, depth, and surprising twists. Thrasher lives with his wife and daughter near Chicago.

Endorsements

At last, a young adult novel for the hip, the savvy, the thinker-outside-the-box and anybody else who wants a great read. And dont even try to predict this one. Just hang on and let it take you straight into the real world of the newest generation. Nancy Rue, best-selling author of tween and YA fiction

Editorial Reviews

"Thrasher has proven his niche within young adult fiction. His riveting portrayal of the conflicting teeanage mind is raw and insightful. When considering high school fiction for your library collection, this book is a must!"

Christian Library Journal, February 2011

"A YA novel for the hip, the savvy, the thinker-outside-the-box—and anybody else who wants a great read. And don't even try to predict this one. Just hang on and let it take you straight into the real world of the newest generation."

Nancy Rue, bestselling author of tween and young adult fiction

Product Reviews

Solitary - eBook 3.9 5 15 15

Terror in a small town I almost didn't read this book as I have chosen to stop reading this genre altogether. At one time, I really felt these were interesting and very effective as I absolutely do believe in spiritual warfare. In fact, I have the entire collection of the leader in this field. However, I am finding it harder and harder to get past all the terror that dominates these novels to the truth of Christ who is the Light of the world. The main character in Solitary is believable and evokes much empathy in his role as an outsider in a new school. However, the evil is so heavy and so encompassing that one is weighed down by the darkness and oppression. In my opinion as the grandmother of a 13-year-old, this is not what I want her to read at this age (I note that the website lists this for 12-adult, very surprising to me as I read the book!); the horrific ending would, I am sure, traumatize her as it even shocked me. Although created, I am sure, from a gifted mind, I find this book depressing and frightfully sad-- not feelings I desire to have about fighting the evil in this world. May 7, 2012

waste of time This book was terrible. Maybe for a 6th grader, but not for anyone older than that. I love fiction, all types, but I couldn't even finish this book. I hate books written in first person. Writing is so childish. April 9, 2012

Scary, Thriller, Rebellious When Chris BuckleyÃ¢ÂÂs parents split, he sides with his mother, and they move to Solitary to live in his uncleÃ¢ÂÂs cabin. In the cabin, it appears that ChrisÃ¢ÂÂs uncle walked out of his life without taking any of his possessions. At school, as the new kid, Chris attracts attention of girls and the resident bully, while strange things go on all over town. When he meets Jocelyn he looses his heart, but she suggests that things are not what they seem. This book is written from the point of view of a teen-aged boy, making it seem as if the reader falls into his life and thoughts. Chris is full of anger at his mother for her constant drinking and his father for his method of pushing his faith. Chris is definitely not someone who follows others easily. The gloom of the town hangs over the whole book, as Chris tries to find answers and save the girl. Interesting read, but definitely the first step in a series. There is no resolution of what Chris believes. This would be good choice for those who enjoyed Twilight, as the feeling is similar, but with a Christian bent. Received Galley from NetGalley.com April 22, 2012

I can hardly wait to read the next book!!! My rating: 4.5 stars The first book in The Solitary Tales series starts off right away with an attention gripping preface and while the main plot doesn't begin to show until partway through, I thoroughly enjoyed reading the whole book! I think Solitary was well written, easy to read, and definitely entertaining! The characters were enjoyable and I liked how the book was written in the first person. I thought a couple of things in Solitary were weird - like the dog with glowing eyes, the voice from the hole in the cabin, and a few other things; but all of this made the story even more enjoyable! This isn't the first book that I've read by Travis Thrasher and it won't be the last. The ending to Solitary makes me want to read Gravestone very, very much! I definitely recommend Solitary if you enjoy a really good read with some weird aspects... *I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher for my review. I was not required to give a positive review, only my honest opinion - which I've done.* December 12, 2011