Resisting Atlantis Atlantis #1 eBook Jamie Canosa
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What if everything you think you know . . . is wrong?
Cora is your average college freshman. Battling the evils of boring classes and noisy dorms, her greatest concern is how to attract the attention of the drool-worthy, party-god next door.
That is, until Kaden comes barging into her life, insisting everything she knows is false. The family and friends she grew up with don’t exist. Her entire past a carefully-crafted fabrication, created to replace the truth.
Her name isn’t Cora, it’s Cameron. And she isn’t from New York. She hails from Atlantis. Yeah, that Atlantis. Oh yeah, and she’s psychic.
Crazy, right?
Except, tall, dark, and out-of-his-ever-loving-mind doesn’t come alone. Trouble follows, thrusting Cameron back into a world she can’t remember and a life she must reclaim if they’re going to make it out alive.
But there's someone out there who doesn't want her to remember.
Resisting Atlantis Atlantis #1 eBook Jamie Canosa
Jamie does a masterful job with Resisting Atlantis. The story draws you in from the start and keeps you there to the end. Jamie truly has a gift. I enjoyed the way she weaved the character descriptions into the story instead of making a list of their traits, which I’ve seen other authors do. A sign of a true craftsman, in my opinion.The story is fresh and imaginative. Resisting Atlantis is a joy from beginning to end. Jamie has a knack for writing action scenes also. Intense, but not gory.
Cora/Cameron is a strong female, with a wonderful sarcastic streak that keeps the book filled with humor. I loved how she had no idea about who she was or what she was capable of in the beginning thanks to… Guess you’ll have to read the story to find out more!
Kaden, the male lead in this story is just plain awesome. He’s a strong guy without domineering Cam.
My favorite lines: ‘Pride is always the downfall of the powerful.’ And ‘His breath smells about as bad as you’d expect from someone with teeth that sunshiny shade of yellow.’
Resisting Atlantis is a must read, as are all of Jamie’s works! Can’t wait to read the next book…so please hurry, Jamie!
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Resisting Atlantis Atlantis #1 eBook Jamie Canosa Reviews
Jamie became one of my favorite YA writers after I read her Fight or Flight series (which I highly recommend if you haven't read it). The thing that I love most about her writing is her characters. Jamie has an amazing talent for creating characters that you instantly care about and want to root for. You become so invested in her characters that their journey becomes your own. Every step of the way you are with the characters. You feel every emotion, every injury, every moment of triumph, and Jamie doesn't disappoint with her new series.
Once again, it was the characters that made this book for me. Cam is a strong female lead and her vulnerability makes her a relatable and believable character. Kaden is everything a male lead should be and has joined the ranks of my book boyfriends. The connection between the two was real and swoon worthy, adding the perfect dash of romance to this adventure story. I was invested in their story from page one and couldn't put it down. There is plenty of action and even a few twists that keep you turning the pages to find out what happens next.
My only criticism is that I wish the story contained a little bit more history or back story on Atlantis. As a history and Greek mythology nerd, I loved the idea of the story taking place there. The history/back story is essential to understanding the premise behind Resisting Atlantis, as the central conflict is a rebellion against the Palace. Most of what we learn about Atlantis and the rebellion is through what is explained to Cam as she tries to regain her memories, and I often found myself feeling exactly what she felt, that everyone around me knew something that I didn't and no one was sharing. Having more of a back story would have fleshed out the narrative a bit more and made it easier to connect to the reasons behind the rebellion. However, this "criticism" is probably more of a personal preference than anything. Jamie provides enough in the story to make it flow and make sense; I just wanted more.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. This story has everything - adventure, humor, tragedy, romance - that makes for a good read. The characters are well developed and easy to connect to, and fellow nerds like myself will geek-out over the infusion of Greek mythology into the story line. There is a sequel, so be prepared for a cliffhanger. The next book in the series is called Restoring Atlantis, and I am excited to find out what is in store for Cam and Kaden.
Cora’s Life is about to be turned upside down.
Lies. That’s what the guy, Kaden tells here. Everything that she knows is not real. Her memories are not her own. Confusion, hurt, violated, Cora doesn’t know what to believe. Kaden has uprooted her entire life or the life he knows. He tells her things that can’t be real, her from Atlantis. Everything becomes real once people start to try and kill you. Now she is with the resistance and the one thing they need she can’t give them because she can’t remember. Now they are in a race against time to bring back here memories and take out a threat that they might not survive. People will die, but who will come out the victor?
Cameron /Cora might not remember who she is, but she is willing to risk everything to win the war.
Gah All the feels after ending that book. The tears let loose and once they started I couldn’t stop. Cameron and Kaden kept coming up against obstacles everywhere they turned. I loved this book! Atlantis is a beautiful place, but beautiful can be deadly when there is a mad man as a king. Cameron and Kaden have been through so much and it’s just going to get harder for them, especially after that ending. Man the tears of frustration! I just wanted to hit something for the injustice. Resisting Atlantis has it all EVIL bad guy, Romance, Kick-Butt characters, Awesome Powers, world building was fantastic, and action at every turn. You won’t be able to put it down, so get comfortable and have chips and tissue handy.
Things about Resisting Atlantis that make it stand out over other books I’ve read.
The female lead is pretty awesome and has cool powers, but she isn’t the biggest baddest out there. Everyone in the book has their own strengths.
Cameron is not the bad guys’ target. Yeah they are trying to kill her, but she is just in the way. They are after someone else *gasp* I know I was shocked as well. The bad guys always want the female lead, but not this book.
Cameron is pretty but not every guy wants her, not that she would want then anyway. She has her sights on someone else.
No Love triangle. I know a lot of books don’t have them but most of them do. I actually like love triangles, but this book wouldn’t have felt the same with one. It was perfect the way it was. The romance wasn’t the main focus of the book, the resistance was.
The abilities they have. Yes, some of them I was familiar with, but I like the names. Especially forecasting. You think it would be something to do with the weather but it isn’t. Forecasting is when you can see into the future but only a couple of seconds or minutes. It’s pretty handy in a fight. There are some major players in the game and they have some scary powers that make me cringe.
Cameron is a hard character to explain. When she was Cora I swear we could have been the same person. We both love books, doodle while the teacher is talking, and we both are funny. Ok so maybe that sounds like a lot of people but whatever lol Well that changed when she became Cameron. I think I actually like her more as Cameron. She is brave and selfless. I admire her courage yet she doesn’t see it in herself. She trusts her instincts and sometimes they are a little slow, but most of the time she gets it right. I want her to have a happy life with Kaden but I don’t think that will ever happen, which is tragic!
Kaden is loyal and caring and loving and protective. His love for Cameron astounds me. I felt both of their pains at being in a war and wanting to be with someone and not knowing if either one is going to make it. That is horrible, and he just wants Cameron safe no matter what even if he has to sacrifice himself. I admire him as a man…now where can I find one like him in real life D oooh and those eyes O.O Yes please.
Overall Resisting Atlantis was gut-wrenchingly good and I didn’t want it to end. I may have only given it 4.5 stars but it’s one of the best this year. Jamie Canosa knows how to tell a story, tear your heart out, while making you want more. The wait for the next one is going to be torturous!
Quotes
Fighting off the urge to toss a comic book his way, I go in search of what I came for. Mind numbing, heart stopping, soul searching fiction. The only magic that truly exists in the world.
There’s nothing gentle or sweet about his kiss, as I imagined there to be. It’s like he’s finally let go, released his iron grip on control, and together we dive headfirst into passion and desire.
Jamie does a masterful job with Resisting Atlantis. The story draws you in from the start and keeps you there to the end. Jamie truly has a gift. I enjoyed the way she weaved the character descriptions into the story instead of making a list of their traits, which I’ve seen other authors do. A sign of a true craftsman, in my opinion.
The story is fresh and imaginative. Resisting Atlantis is a joy from beginning to end. Jamie has a knack for writing action scenes also. Intense, but not gory.
Cora/Cameron is a strong female, with a wonderful sarcastic streak that keeps the book filled with humor. I loved how she had no idea about who she was or what she was capable of in the beginning thanks to… Guess you’ll have to read the story to find out more!
Kaden, the male lead in this story is just plain awesome. He’s a strong guy without domineering Cam.
My favorite lines ‘Pride is always the downfall of the powerful.’ And ‘His breath smells about as bad as you’d expect from someone with teeth that sunshiny shade of yellow.’
Resisting Atlantis is a must read, as are all of Jamie’s works! Can’t wait to read the next book…so please hurry, Jamie!
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