REVIEW: Empath (The Flawed Series Book One) By Becca J. Campbell

 

Anywhere she goes, Jade's emotions are replaced by those of the people around her. Jade grew up in a suburb of Colorado Springs, protected from other people by her parents. Now she faces college-and the world-with nothing to shield her from unwanted feelings.

When Cam, a classmate with a major crush on her, unintentionally hijacks her emotions, Jade struggles to keep from being carried away in feelings of attraction. When Ethan, a psychopath with a thirst for fear, fixates on her, the emotional impact could be lethal.

Caught in a deadly trap, Jade must untangle the emotions and find a way to use her empathic curse to overcome this killer or be overcome by him. 

OTHER BOOKS IN THIS SERIES!!!

What an amazing novel this was. I just love this author. Absolutely amazing writing style.

Such a different and intriguing novel. Full of fantasy science fiction type characters, but set in the current world. I just love that.

Jade oh my Jade what an amazing character. Such a quiet shy caring loving young woman. She has been so sheltered so she struggles with controling her amazing gift. She gets so caught up between three men.

One is well dark sadistic and full of crazy psychoticness.

One is happy giddy full of young exuberance and loves her beyond belief.

And the last one understands her completely but is broken and hurt by his past.

These are three amazing men. All completely different and all whom are captured by Jade's beautiful soul.

I really feel for what she goes through in this book. I absolutely cannot wait to read more of this series. 


5 stars

An avid lover of stories that tiptoe the line between fantasy and reality, Becca J. Campbell looks for new angles on bridging the gap between the two. She holds a special place in her heart for any story that involves superpowers or time travel. Her passion is defying the limits of her own creativity.

Becca's journey into writing began as many of her other creative endeavors do - by daring herself to try something new. The question "what if I wrote a novel?" and some hastily scribbled notes on a church handout were the inspirations that jump-started her first book. Since then, she has written half a dozen additional novels and several shorter works.