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Treasured Secrets (The Coveted Saga #1)

C.M. Owens

ebook | Pages: 258 pages

Rating: 4.27 | 1081 Users | 44 Reviews

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Her blood paints her a target, whereas his marks him the enemy, but together they could be the key to changing it all…

Aria Weislen fought hard to stay in her rainforest home deep in the heart of South America, but she was forced to go back to the states to join the rest of her family. Grayford, Massachusetts is almost the polar opposite of her sweet jungle escape, but it does have one thing her old home never offered… Tallis Verdan. The sight of him leaves her unbalanced and almost incoherent.

Stolen glances and accidental grazes leave her with a fever almost every time. But his mixed signals get her high one second before leaving her to plummet the very next. In a world full of secrets, looks can be deceiving. Even her own reflection has been hiding the truth of what’s to come.

It doesn’t take long to realize why Tallis sends her on such highs and lows. His blood, his ties, and his secrets rival hers. And when the reality Aria has known shatters to make way for the fantasy she never believed, it all spirals out of control.

It’s her they want, but he’ll stand in the way…

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Title	:	Treasured Secrets (The Coveted Saga #1)
Author	:	C.M. Owens
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 258 pages
Published	:	July 5th 2014 by C.M. Owens (first published July 4th 2014)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Paranormal. Paranormal Romance

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It's definitely not my favorite Owens book. The protagonist seemed a little desperate, whiney, and immature. She didn't seem like the heroine type. I just had my hopes higher going into this book because of how much I adore her other books.

Really loved this book.

I couldn't bring myself to finish this book. The characters weren't likable or well-developed, and the plot was jerky and didn't flow well at all. The storyline went from too little going on to too much going on to 'I don't even care what's going on anymore'. Overall this book felt like a chore to read, and I agree with someone else that said it felt too much like a YA novel.

Great book even being a YAI actually really enjoyed this book and just bought next one in series, I just hope Aria is a little more mature than she was in this book. She's 17 she needs to act it even with everything going on.This book definitely ended on a cliffhanger she finally gets her kids from Tallis but then she screams in terror.

CM Owens must have been half asleep when she wrote this. Aria, the main character, is headstrong, ignorant, and can't seem to think past her vagina for any length of time. The premise is weak, especially when everything relies on Aria to save the day. I don't expect to like the main characters of books 100 percent of the time. They are supposed to be human in most cases, or close to it, and as such, we all know human's are a mess. But human foibles aside, I couldn't stand this girl and I thought

Ok so i am a bit addicted to CM Owens books. If they are part a series then i will read them in one go until the early hours. Her writing seems to hold you captive without you realising what is going on around you. Hours go by before you ask yourself "When did i last eat?" or "Why is it dark outside?".In 'Treasured Secrets' Aria Weilsen being thrown in at the deep end when she moves in with her Granmother in Grayford, Massachusttes. She thinks she will never fit in and wants to go back to the

It's obvious that fans of C.M. Owens are enamored of anything she writes, but ... after reading this book I can't say much positive.Please, if you are a fan of hers, don't come looking for my head. This is a critique of her writing of this book alone. I am not being critical of her story telling ability, though this story needs polishing, nor am I being critical of her.In no particular order, I think the thing she needs the most is an editor! An editor would have eliminated using two different