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Title	:	Charcoal Tears (Seraph Black #1)
Author	:	Jane Washington
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 268 pages
Published	:	September 14th 2015
Categories	:	Polyamorous. Reverse Harem. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Young Adult

Charcoal Tears (Seraph Black #1)

Jane Washington

ebook | Pages: 268 pages

Rating: 4.12 | 9030 Users | 515 Reviews

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“You see, there is safety in simplicity… in a life of simple peace, where the electricity doesn’t dance across the backs of my eyelids, and the sparks don’t slither over my consciousness. Only asinine peace, where my paintings don’t seem to paint themselves, leaving me with terrible feelings of premonition and a chill beneath my fingernails.”


Seraph Black used to think that she was prepared for anything. She could last days without eating and she always walked away from the violent altercations with her father relatively unharmed. She survived working at the club and the drive to school every day in her mother’s rust-bucket of a car… but it all changed when Noah and Cabe came bulldozing into her life, careless of the precious secrets they picked apart in their quest to take over her world. She was even less prepared for the mysterious Miro and Silas, and nothing could have prepared her for the bond. The connection. The reason for it all.

Someone wanted her to stay away from her new friends, but she wasn’t willing to do that.

Everyone had secrets.

She wanted to know theirs. They wanted to own hers.

And the stalker?

He seemed to know everything already.

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Original Title:	Charcoal Tears
ISBN:	0994279531 (ISBN13: 9780994279538)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Seraph Black #1

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2.5 starsSo I read this because this author had a hand in writing trickery and I thought this would be awesome.Well, sometimes co-writing a book really does work. I liked this but not as much as I did Trickery. The entire book and I still don't know what is going on, who's bad or good. What the bond thing is all about. I don't even think I like the MMC or the FC, they were just too bland for me. I also did not like the way Seraph never questioned anything, they tell her to leave her family ,

Here's YOUR chance to WIN one of SEVEN eCopies from Jane Washington!International - Click on Banner to Enter! - Ends November 2, 2015Meet Seraph Black. Shes a survivor, shes proven it, time and again. Just stay calm, stay under the radar and keep surviving, not always easy, but it works, or at least it had until her world changes with just the screech of some tires. Cue the music, backlighting and actiontwo of the most overpowering and handsome teens to ever grace her school have arrived, and

I recently looked up the common methods of cult indoctrination - on HowStuffWorks, because I have no class - and came to a chilling conclusion; the Zevgheni are a cult, and Seph is in the process of joining. Every key step for indoctrinating a cult member (aka thought reform), listed in the linked article, is reflected in Charcoal Tears. See for yourself: - Step 1, Deception - cults trick new members into joining by misleading them or withholding information about the true nature of the group;

Stuff clearly happened. I, as the reader, was not informed of much of it. I, as the reader, do expect/anticipate MANY explanations in the next book. And Team Silas, just gonna put that out there. Thank you Taly.....again. This book was really pretty good. You've done it again. Touche.Happy Reading!!

Still in love with this series *sigh wstful look*



Meh. It happens everyday that you go from school ghost to having two hot brothers shadow you everywhere, right? Right. Reverse harem book, but strictly PG. Nothing hinky happens in this YA book. Seraph is a little too emo for me to like.