
Fractured Soul
(Fractured Light #2)
Llona will do whatever it takes to protect her new found friends and home, but the dark plot threatening Lucent Academy, a school that’s supposed to be a safe place for Auras, may be too powerful for even Llona to defeat. This fast-paced tale of love, loyalty, and overcoming the darkness will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last page!
What others are saying:
“I love these books! A kick-butt heroine and a hottie love interest, with a refreshingly original concept. Be prepared—once you start, these are hard to put down.”
—Paula Cotton, book reviewer at ReadingLark.blogspot.com
“Fractured Soul is a brilliant sequel, exceeding even the remarkable first book in the series. It will haunt your every waking moment between the times you’re reading it, and it will stay with you long after you’ve finished. It’s an amazingly well written and engrossing story that I highly recommend—after you’ve read the first one, of course.”
—Cindy Bennett, bestselling author of Geek Girl & Rapunzel Untangled
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About Fractured Light (Book #1)

Llona Reese is used to living on the run. After the Vykens killed her parents, she knew they would eventually come for her too. She can’t take any chances. But when she starts to make friends for the first time in her life, she gets careless and lets her guard down. Big mistake.
As an Aura, Llona can manipulate light and harness its energy. But if she wants to survive, Llona will have to defy the Auran Council and learn to use her power as a weapon against the Vyken whose sole desire is to take her light. Now she’s caught in something even bigger than she can understand, with a power she can’t wield, and no one she can trust, except, just maybe, a mysterious stranger.
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Rachel McClellan
Rachel McClellan was born and raised in Idaho, a place secretly known for its supernatural creatures. When she’s not in her writing lair, she’s partying with her husband and four crazy, yet lovable, children. Rachel’s love for storytelling began as a child when the moon first possessed the night. For when the lights went out, her imagination painted a whole new world. And what a scary world it was…
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We’re excited to announce a tour for Fractured Soul, the second instalment in the YA paranormal series Fractured Light by Rachel McClellan. The tour is running from April 1st to May 3rd, 2013. There will be reviews, interviews, excerpts and giveaways + a special International giveaway that will run on our site only!
Fractured Soul Tour schedule:
- April 1st | ReadingRenee (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 2nd | Ash Krafton’s Demimonde (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 3rd | White Sky Project (Author Interview)
- April 4th | Frankie Blooding’s Bookshelf (Excerpt)
- April 5th | Happy Tails and Tales (Review, Author Interview, Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 8th | Darkest Sins (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 9th | The Ferryman’s Wife (Review, Author Interview)
- April 10th | The Avid Reader (Character Interview, Excerpt)
- April 11th | Nomi’s Paranormal Palace (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 12th | Justified Lunacy (Review, Author Interview)
- April 15th | Road to Hell series (Author Interview)
- April 16th | Realms of an Open Mind (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 17th | Mind Reader (Character Interview, Excerpt)
- April 18th | Unputdownable Books (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 19th | Sapphyria’s Book Reviews (Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 22nd | JennRenee Read (Review, Giveaway, Excerpt)
- April 23rd | Tana Rae Reads (Excerpt)
- April 24th | Seeing Night Reviews (Review, Giveaway)
- April 25th | ReadingRenee (Review)
- April 26th | Romancing the Dark Side (Character Interview, Giveaway)
- April 29th | Much Loved Books (Excerpt)
- April 30th | Shah Wharton’s WordsinSync (Author Interview, Giveaway, Excerpt)
- May 1st | Bittersweet Enchantment (Author Interview, Giveaway)
- May 2nd | Mother/Gamer/Writer (Review, Giveaway)
- May 3rd | The Reading Diaries (Review)
