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Release Day Blitz: Bridges Burned by Chris Cannon (Going Down in Flames #2)



Bridges Burned
By Chris Cannon
Release Date: January 19th 2015
Publisher: Entangled Teen
Pages: 312
Average Rating: 4.22 stars

Don't just fight the system…burn it.

Since discovering she is a shape-shifting, fire-breathing dragon on her sixteenth birthday (surprise!), Bryn McKenna’s world has been thrown into chaos. Being a “crossbreed”—part Red dragon and part Blue—means Bryn will never fit in. Not with dragon society. Not with the archaic and controlling Directorate. And definitely not when she has striped hair and a not-so-popular affection for rule-breaking…

But sneaking around with her secret boyfriend, Zavien, gets a whole lot harder when he’s betrothed to someone else. Someone who isn't a mixed breed and totally forbidden. And for an added complication, it turns out Bryn’s former archnemesis Jaxon Westgate isn’t quite the evil asshat she thought. Now she’s caught between her desire to fit in and a need to set things on fire. Literally.

Because if Bryn can’t adapt to the status quo…well, then maybe it’s time for her to change it.  

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~*~ABOUT CHRIS CANNON~*~

Chris Cannon lives in Southern Illinois with her husband and three dogs, Pete the shih Tzu who sleeps on her desk while she writes, Molly the ever-shedding yellow lab, and Tyson the sandwhich-stealing German Sheperd Beagle. She believes coffee is the Elixir of Life. Most evenings after work, you can find her sucking down caffeine and writing fire-breathing paranormal adventures. Going Down in Flames is the first book in Chris Cannon's shape-shifting dragon series. 

Hi Readers! I was given the amazing opportunity to read a ARC of Bridges Burned by Chris
Cannon. Since this was the second book in the Going Down in Flames series, I purchased the first book to read as the plot sounded incredibly intriguing. I am so glad I did as the story was fast paced and a delight to read. I gave this a four out of five stars on Goodreads. It also left me wanting more, which made me extremely grateful for the ARC I received. 

I immediately started the next book, Bridges Burned, which was awesome! I could not put this novel down. I gave this a five out of five stars. Once again, Chris Cannon's writing was a delight to read and fast paced. I love that about her writing and because of this I can not wait for more of her novels or other creative works. I also love her characters and I find my self loving to hate her protagonists like Directorate or Ferrin. I also really liked how she kept answering questions then creating more as you read. The one thing I was not a fan of was the CLIFFHANGER! I do not want to wait for the next book, but I will because I am currently in love with this series. :D In conclusion, I highly enjoyed both novels and I cannot wait for the third novel.

I would highly recommend that you buy this book if you have read Going Down in Flames. Or if you have not read Going Down in Flames you should buy that, then continue on to the sequel as they are really good.

Thanks for reading and I hope you guys are having a good reading month!
  -Ashley <3
Chris Cannon, Website: http://chriscannonauthor.com/
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