Fluorescence: Fire Starter
November 6, 2018 - Comment
Book 1 of the tetralogy. Sci-fi that isn’t just for boys! A riveting paranormal romance, Fluorescence is engaging and unabashed – a coming-of-age urban fantasy unlike any other.
It lives in her bloodstream. It’s unpredictable and could flare up anytime, exposing her secret. Alice was a normal teenager until a dying race of aliens chose her and a handful of others to preserve bioluminescent DNA known as Fluorescence. Now she and the others must hide their condition from the rest of the world, while trying to learn the truth behind the living light.
In a unique genre all its own, Fluorescence is a striking blend of audacious young love, fantasy, and sci-fi.
Each full-length novel in the series is narrated by a different character, driving the story forward in a new and exciting way. It evolves from a quiet beginning into a gripping saga exploring the real-life limitations encountered while harboring a volatile secret.
Novels in the complete Fluorescence series:
Book 1: Fire Starter Book 2: Contagious Book 3: Fallout Book 4: Lost Souls
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Fast paced read. Love evrerything about aliens!!!!! How is that even possible, that in a matter of hour I finish reading this book. It was so good. That I couldnât put it down. This is my second time reading books about some types of aliens. Alice is a teenage girl around 14-15 years old who is suffering from anemia, which eventually will cost her death. But suddenly, this fluorescence appears out of nowhere when she was with her best friend. Then she meets this guy on school named Brian. Somehow he got some sort of like a heart attack, and…
I loved the idea of aliens being involved in the story … I really didn’t know what to expect when I started this book. I loved the idea of aliens being involved in the story so I was kind of excited about that. The entire concept sounded interesting to me so I gave it a shot. I don’t think I was disappointed but I’ll have to read the rest of the series before I can make a decision on that.The main problem I had with this book was the age of the characters. It was difficult for me to picture them as fourteen and fifteen because they felt…
There’s nothing like being a teenager forced to carry alien DNA. Fluorescence: Fire Starter by P. Anastasia  Picked this up for free, not expecting much, but it’s after 1 am and I just have to write a quick review. I’m not young, by any stretch of the imagination, but I thoroughly enjoyed this YA Sci Fi book. The plot is intriguing and suspenseful, the writing is excellent and it seems surprisingly believable. There’s enough description, without too much, and the character development is very well done. Not sure if I’ll buy the rest of the…