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Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Review: The Brede Chronicles (The Brede Chronicles #1) by P.I. Barrington @PIBarrington
The Brede Chronicles
The Brede Chronicles
#1
by P.I. Barrington
Published: June 23,
2014
Publisher: First
Realm Publishing
Genre: Science
Fiction, Romance
Blurb:
Alekzander Brede is a law unto himself…or so he thinks.
Elektra Tate, the street orphan who loves him has other ideas.
Half-human Alekzander Brede is a law unto himself…or so he
thinks. Elektra Tate, the street orphan who loves him has other ideas. When she
betrays him for no apparent reason, he vows to punish her one way or another.
Taking the one thing she treasures most—their son—begins a cat and mouse
relationship spanning two planets and costing possibly his life. Elektra will
stop at nothing to save her son but can she overcome Brede’s twisted idea of
vengeance?
"Science fiction bodice-ripper set in dystopian future
complete with aliens...best sci-fi novel of 2014!"
~ Ursula K. Raphael, Zombephiles.com
5 stars
"Welcome, P.I. Barrington to the ranks of writers who
are worthy of the description sci-fi writer... The ending leaves you eager to
start on Book Two..."
~Nerd Girl Official
4 Stars
"This is a love story with it's ups and downs in a
world like Star Trek or Buck Rogers or Fringe all mixed up into one... "
~Mello and June
My Review:
Alekzander Brede, half-human half- Amphidian travels the universe
flying from planet to planet finding relics for others. Alekzander is a citizen
on both planet Earth and Amphidian. Alekzander
is far stronger than any human.
Narita Sabbad hires Alekzander to find a relic for her.
Narita is not the only one looking for the relic and is willing to kill to get
their hands on it. Narita has also set her eyes on Alekzander and will stoop to
any level to get her hands on him and make him hers forever or at least until
she gets bored with him. Narita like Alekzander has a very cold, dark heart and
never show any feelings or emotions ever.
Elecktra has lived on New Cairo all her life as far as she
knows that is. She was abandon in Garbage City when she was very small and
learned to steal food just so she could eat. The people of Garbage City knew
what she did but none were willing to take her in as their own so they let her
take what she needed to survive. One day Elecktra was cast out of Garbage City
and told never to return so she took up residence in The City of the Dead.
Elecktra met Alekzander when she was small and ever since
that first meeting she has followed him around everywhere she showing up out of
nowhere when he expects it the least giving him a tap on the shoulder.
Alekzander has always been nice to her or at least as kinder to her than he has
ever been to anyone else. Sometimes Elecktra would help him out on a job but
then there were other times when she would stowaway on his Scythe.
Narita was jealous of Elecktra and wanted her out of the way
so she could have Alekzander all to herself and made plans to have her taken
care of. Her plan worked for a while but what she didn’t count on was
Alekzander one day going to look for Elecktra and what he found cost Elecktra
to lose something close and dear to her heart. But Elecktra was not going to
give up what she lost and vowed that one day she would find him and take back
what it took from her.
The Brede Chronicles was a very engrossing read that keep
you glued to your seat racing from one planet to another trying to figure out
where the characters were going to end up next and what kind of trouble they
were going to be in when they finally managed to settle down a bit. My favorite
character was Elecktra she seemed to be the only one with any kind of feelings
and could make you feel what they were feeling and wanting to know more about
the story and kept you going. The ending
just blew me away it was one that I never saw coming and made me so sad. I can’t
wait to check out the next book for more adventures with the crew of The Brede
Chronicles.
I would recommend The Brede Chronicles to anyone who may be
a fan of Star Wars or Star Trek.
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