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The Change (Blue River Chronicles #2)

C.M. Meridian

Kindle Edition | Pages: 270 pages

Rating: 4.3 | 33 Users | 5 Reviews

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Blue River Chronicles #2

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Alone and desperately trying to escape his past, Tristan continues to flee the life he left behind in the fickle hope that he will find a safe haven, but perhaps escape and safety isn’t that easy to find …

The second book in the popular supernatural series Blue River Chronicles; The Change continues the chronicle of Tristan as he seeks a place to belong, a place where he can learn to accept and control what it means to be a werewolf half-breed, and he hopes to find a refuge in a sleepy town in the middle of nowhere. But even sleepy towns have their own mysteries. Tristan finds out that it is not so easy to escape relationships and love, and perhaps Juliet is just the person to show him how he can make a life for himself, but darker forces and dangers always lurk just around the corner and Tristan cannot escape the changes that he will have to face.

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Title	:	The Change (Blue River Chronicles #2)
Author	:	C.M. Meridian
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	2
Pages	:	Pages: 270 pages
Published	:	June 20th 2016 by Painted Dog Publishing
Categories	:	Shapeshifters. Werewolves. Fantasy. Urban Fantasy

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Ratings: 4.3 From 33 Users | 5 Reviews

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ARGGG... THAT ENDING! It was one of those endings where the conflict has been resolved and the character is in a place where things can get better and that's it. The end. You're left fantasizing about situations and possibilities. It's like getting a taste of a juicy sirloin without seeing or devouring it for a long.Aside from the ending that has left me agonizing over possibilities, the book was well-written. It started out at a bit of a faster pace than the first book before amping up again.

I really enjoyed this book! I can't wait for more from her.

I think my favorite part of this book is when Juliet asks Tristan to climb up to her window and hes like isnt that a bit cliche? Actually I thought there were a lot more favorite parts, but that was just one of them and I love this book.I like the first book in the series, but this one is so much better! I really liked how things progressed in the first half of the book, and I was so happy that Tristan finally found a place to belong and I just wanted his life to carry on like that happy

I really enjoyed this book. It's quite different from book one, and I liked that both parts felt like separate books. In this one we learn a bit more about Tristan and what it means to be a werewolf half breed, however much still needs to be explained and revealed. I like both the romance and the fight scenes. I do however with the author would explain more, which is why I gave it four stars. I also think I like River more than Tristan, but I don't want to give any spoilers. It's both a slow,

C.M. Meridian is the author of the BLUE RIVER CHRONICLES Series and the DEEP WORLD Saga.C. M. has a BA in Fine Art and an Honours in Visual Communication, and worked many years as a ghostwriter for established authors before starting to write stories for herself. She currently writes between working as a designer. C.M grew up playing in large pine forest plantations and this is where her love for

The second book in this series of The Blue River Chronicles - The Change is even better than the first. You follow Tristan as he stumbles on alone. Hungry, dirty and homeless he walks into a small town where suddenly a home and a job is thrust upon him. He goes from being all alone to having friends, and even a love interest. We see Tristan bloom into a more confident, happier person as this town and the people give him stability and security.But of course, as with all good stories - this can't