Seers of Light by Jennifer DeLucy

Title: Seers of Light
Author: Jennifer DeLucy
Series: Light Series #1
Source: from Omnific Publishing
Format: Paperback
Genre: Speculative - Paranormal Romance
Synopsis (from book cover):
Lilian Hunt has never truly lived. Always sensing more to the world than is easily perceived, she fears that her instincts are stubborn flights of fancy, or worse, mental instability. But some things—disappearing strangers, tangible dreams, and visits from malevolent creatures—cannot be ignored. Before it's too late, Lillian is ripped from the only existence she’s ever known and thrust into a reality that she always suspected, but could scarcely believe. She must learn the truth about who she is, the powerful beings that wish to destroy her, and the two men who would die to protect her.

Being different is something that Lillian Hunt has gotten used to for her entire life. Growing up in the hands of her grandparents after her mother left and her father passed away, Lily often finds herself having trouble fitting in and socializing with those of her own age. However, when her dreams start becoming too real and she sees and hears things that are not really there, she begins to worry that she has indeed growing insane.

Everything changes when she suddenly encounters a danger during a walk in the wood and is saved by a young man, Christian, who later tells her that she is more than she leads herself to believe. She is then trusted into a world she never knows exist, world that previously belongs to her mother, the world where Sentients – gifted humans with special talents – exist to control the supernatural beings and help keeping the balance in the world. As Lily is apart of this Sentient’s world, she also has her own power that she must learn to control and use at certain circumstances. What sort of endowment that Lily possessed and how does the new community of Sentients that takes her in helps her to learn the power that she only now finds out she has all along?

Debut author, Jennifer DeLucy, has successfully created a very interesting, intense and well thought-out world that is similar to our own though filled with supernatural beings and humans with supernatural abilities. Seers of Light is indeed an intensifying read that takes me by surprise and completely blows my mind away. It starts off rather slow at first but the story builds up quickly after the background has been established. Another aspect of Seers of Light that startles me is the fact that it is dialogue-driven, which is something I’m not completely used to before. It is distracting at first but nonetheless; it tremendously helps in picturing the development and chemistry between characters a lot better.

Another interesting part of Seers of Light is its characters. There are quite a lot of them in this book and it is surprising to see that each and every one of them is multidimensional and has their own important, distinct and unique roles. Among them all, I feel that the most important characters are: (1) Lily – a likeable and practical character that knows what she wants and is able to handle any hardship that happens in her life, (2) Christian – the “Combatant” that rescued Lily in the wood is a very emotional character but there are reasons as to why he behaves that way and (3) William – a mysterious, attractive and interesting character that feels like he has no where in the world that he could fit in. It is very interesting to see the development of these three characters and the connection between them as the story goes on.

DeLucy has indeed created a novel that rich with terrifying mystery and astounding storyline, weaves with delicious, intricate romance. The ending of this book gives closure to readers while at the same time, opens the door to possible sequel, which I hope will be released in near future. All I can say about this novel is: I.Need.More!

Favourite Quote: Taking a step forward, I stood in the light, tilted my head back and closed my eyes. It held my face and wrapped its arms around my shoulders, and for the very first time, I let hope in – Lily Hunt

19 comments:

  1. Enchanting? Oh I love that word. Thanks for the review ;)

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  2. Sounded a bit scary at first! Glad you enjoyed it so much :)

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  3. What a wonderful review, I <3 this one more than I can say...it's WONDERFUL! :)

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  4. So glad to hear that you liked this! I'm not a paranormal reader, but I think I need to read Seers of Light.

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  5. I've never heard of this one, but it sounds excellent. I'll be on the lookout for it.

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  6. Wow..this is really sounds enchanting and very great review too.. =)

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  7. nice review. hopefully can read it soon. :)

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  8. Great review, I'm even more psyched for this now! :)

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  9. I haven't heard of this book yet, but it sounds like a great read. I definitely want to read it now.

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  11. I've been dying to read this series and you just made me want to read it even more.

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  12. Fabulous review! I’ve heard so many amazing things about this book. I can’t wait to read it!

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  13. Wow, I love the quote at the end. Lilly's voice sounds descriptive, and great. I really want to get into this book now! Great review!

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  14. I've been wanting to start this series for some time. Great review!

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  15. I loved the review and the quote.
    The book really seems different and like it stands apart from other novels, which makes me want to read it all the more! :P

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  16. wow, A+! I like the idea of supernatural humans taking control, sounds interesting. Thanks for the review.

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  17. Wow! The book sounds amazing! Thanks for the review!

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  18. This book sounds interesting, I can't believe I haven't heard of it before. It will have to go on my wishlist

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