Amare: Bloodstreams

by J Gaines

A prequel to Amare: Bloodlines.

Amias is a foster child who has never met his biological parents. When he one day gets into trouble at school he suddenly finds himself in desperate need. It’s then he discovers something amazing about himself… something that has the potential to change his life forever.

Now an adult, Amias is once again confronted with the truth about his abilities and forced to fight to protect himself. At the same time he must try to save a world that is completely unaware of the terrifying secrets that threaten it. Unable to know who he can trust, he has no choice but to learn all about his abilities so that he can control them and use them to realise his unique potential as the most powerful of his kind. Amias must believe in himself and what makes him strong… his love.

Will he manage it, or are the odds stacked too highly against him?

Book Reviews

This is an excellent read, I couldn't put it down. Such a great story highlighting the bond of Love between brothers.

Cant wait for the next instalment.

by James Muir

It's been a long time since I have liked a main character so much! The story is fast and exciting with wicked fight scenes. It is hard to predict what is going to happen which makes it hard to put down.

by M. Doug

Amias is a foster child who has never met his biological parents. When he one day gets into trouble at school he suddenly finds himself in desperate need. It's then he discovers something amazing about himself- something that has the potential to change his life forever.
An absolutely fantastic read with brilliant characters. Full of twists and plots.i could see this as a movie. I do hope there is more to come. 5*. Highly recommended.

by Sue Wallace (NetGalley)

A simple, useful guide. J an a writer and have more than the basic level of understanding but this book still had helpful and insightful tips that I have picked up and used. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for an entry level text on the subject.

by NetGalley review