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An amazing story of friends with powers given to them that are both a blessing and a curse. With these powers come mythological guides. I picked this book up and could not put it down. I can't wait for the next book to come out.


Tags : Champions: At fire's end (Volume 1) [Charlotte Jain] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. After an eternity of impossible battles between two immortal warring factions, an uneasy truce was reached. Their solution? Send out pairs of mortal champions for one final battle. Winner takes all. 17-year-old April Fall and Kyle Brown are best friends with a dark secret. April and Kyle were bestowed with control over fire and water,Charlotte Jain,Champions: At fire's end (Volume 1),Charlotte Jain,0992586909,JUVENILE FICTION Action & Adventure General

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REVIEW BY Arianna, age 13 years, 2 months

MAY CONTAIN SPOILER

This book flowed really well. The plot was beautifully composed and full of action packed moments. I liked that the reader could relate to what some of the characters are going through.

My favorite character is definitely April because she is intelligent, courageous and an emotional wreck. I think we can all relate to her at some point in our lives.
pooled ink Reviews
3.5 Stars

An exciting read for sure, I enjoyed reading this tale of gods and humans. I admit that there were times that I felt a bit confused or I didn’t quite connect with the characters, but I think the author has a very vivd imagination and that can be difficult to capture on the page. Regardless, it was an interesting story.

Fiery, startling, thrilling, and fun, AT FIRE'S END begins a series of champions with a long journey ahead. A recommended read for any who enjoy mythology-inspired stories merged into our mere mortal world.

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This is the story of April and Kyle, two 17-year olds who've been chosen as two of the four Champions in the war of Olympians against the Titans. Both of them were raised and trained by Immortals and have special powers and abilities. They have to find the other two Champions and fight for survival.

I had a hard time reading this book, I wanted to much to like it but somehow it didn't work for me. I ended up skimming pages and wasn't enjoying the book.

I like books that include mythology and gods and here the author added lots of fantasy element but still there was something not quite right. Maybe was the POV, I like dual point of view but for moments the characters sounded too similar.

Maybe it was just me but it was hard to follow the story or find it interesting enough to enjoy reading it.

*** I received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. ***
In "Champions At Fire's End" Charlotte Jain sets the stage for her first book with a war between the Titans and Olympians that spawned havoc and death in the human world countless years before. To stem the tide of chaos and destruction a deal was forged in the heat of the fight, that the flame of battle would be passed to four mortal Champions, two battle partners for each side who would control the power of a natural element; air, fire, earth or water. After the final clash the victorious would reclaim their mortal life, while on Mount Olympus the feud would end leaving the winning side to rule and the losers in the dark depths of Tartarus.

As the story opens best friends April Fall and Kyle Brown both raised by Immortals to win the war have finally discovered their battle partners' identities. In a race against time as some of the Immortals grow restless and the truce more tenuous, April and Kyle accelerate the novices' training while their flames begin to wreck havoc on their bodies and the final campaign draws closer.

Blending mythology and fantasy in a contemporary setting the story twists and turns as lies and secrets are unraveled. Alternating between April and Kyle's perspectives the story moves quickly as tension and suspense escalates with changing allegiances and Immortals who are becoming more involved in moving the final campaign forward. Although background details are sparse especially in the case of April and Kyle's rivalry, friendship and relationships in high school the plot is captivating and action-packed when mortals and immortals collide.

In this novel Charlotte Jain creates complex, realistic characters that add power, passion and drama to the events as they unfold. Seventeen year old April Fall who's facing physical and emotional changes because of the fire she wields is a formidable warrior. She calls herself "a monster" because of her ruthlessness and cunning yet is willing to sacrifice herself to protect Noah or Kyle. Angry, scarred from burns, and suffering loss in her life, she's seems more like a heroine looking for redemption. Similarly overconfident and calculating Kyle Brown whose power is water is also conflicted although he masks deceit and betrayal behind a charming, friendly facade. Of their two battle partners Noah Alexander bullied by the students at school is insecure and pragmatic, running when the danger's too intense even though he has an earthly power while Kim, frightening when she controls the air is enthusiastic, sincere and compassionate but also naive, and vulnerable to the whispers of her past.

Of the Immortals I liked the Japanese exchange student Yuuya who appears protective and supportive, selflessly providing April with a mysterious book which may help her find a different path to ending the war. Themis her guide disguises a tough and cunning spirit in her delicate and kindly nature, while Hermes hides a twisted and perverse nature promising hope to Noah and almost killing Kyle in his effort to straddle both sides.

I liked "Champions At Fire's End" the first book in this captivating series and expect the writing and storytelling will get even better with the sequel.
An amazing story of friends with powers given to them that are both a blessing and a curse. With these powers come mythological guides. I picked this book up and could not put it down. I can't wait for the next book to come out.