Justice Buried StarBright Volume 1
She plays superheroes and dress up games and reads books in bed with her own independent, willful children, and plays at homesteading and world traveling with her wonderful soulmate of a husband. Then she let the stories out.Now she creates worlds, people, and
- Title : Justice Buried StarBright Volume 1
- Author : Hilary Thompson
- Rating : 4.71 (857 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-11-1
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 338 Pages
- Asin : 1533372160
- Language : English
She plays superheroes and dress up games and reads books in bed with her own independent, willful children, and plays at homesteading and world traveling with her wonderful soulmate of a husband. Then she let the stories out.Now she creates worlds, people, and problems that are grounded in real life, if you accept that real life has magic around every turn.Hilary was born to parents who made a habit of taking roads less traveled. She tends to ignore laundry and dirty dishes.
. Hilary used to be such a practical girl. But she was also a first child, and an independent, willful child, so she's made a habit of taking a few roads on her own.Now she teaches Creative Writing, English, and AP Literature, writes whenever and wherever she can, and reads as much as her eyes can handleIt's intricate and addictive." - The YA Buzz "The Starbright series is exciting and unique - dystopian mixed with fantasy and science fiction." - My Nook, Books & More. "All young adult fiction should be written like thisa gripping, exciting, and heart-breaking tale." - Readers' Favorite, K.C. Finn "Justice Buried is full of twists and turnsBarnard's study of both the life and writings of Edward Bach as well as the plants themselves lead to a much deeper understanding of the Bach Flower Remedies. I loved the idea of Asphodel and the intermixing astrology and prophecy that ruled over the city.The main issue I had with the book was the main character, Astrea. Side note: I don’t know if it’s just me but there have been loads of red-headed protagonists in the ya books I’ve read lately. I will evevtually read the rest. 3.5 stars.Alright, let's see if I can write a good review without gettin super annoyed at Astrea aka our main Character.FIrst off I want to say if you like Greek Mythology in any way shape or form, run don't walk to this book because it is DEFINITELY for you. For instance, Bach initially wrote that pain was an indication for Impatiens, and only gradually came to realize the impatient nature of the person who needed the remedy. SHe strings a long both guys for practically the majority of the story. I read it no time because it was so hard to put down. Astrea is coming up to her 17th birthday, and the choosing ceremony where she will announce who she will partner with. It is a dystopian where the history tells of a great Sickness that nearly wiped out everyone in the world. I love the characters she created, especially in Astrea and LeJustice Buried will have you questioning fate versus free will along with Astrea's strong female lead, and wondering who can be trusted when everyone is keeping secrets.. The people need Justice, but she's not listening. Now the community of Asphodel is trapped underground, waiting for the prophesied maiden of Justice to rescue them. Astrea fights her fate until discovering a power she never knew she had, and a handsome ally she never expected. This thrilling young adult adventure is the first in the richly-imagined Starbright series, which is laced with mystery, mythology, romance, and magic. With her life in danger, Astrea must choose between saving her city or herself. One hundred years before, the Great Sickness reduced the world to three dystopian cities. Sixteen-year-old Astrea is supposed to be this savior - too bad for them she isn't a believer
