The Rose Flock
The Rose and the Amaranth Series, Book I
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Narrated by:
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Jessica Taige
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By:
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Christopher Cain
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In the pleasant town of Rose, Kansas, a breathtaking mansion stands alone on a windswept prairie. Its presence mystifies the locals almost as much as the three elusive individuals that live within its marble walls. They are known as the Rose Flock, and the rumors about them range from extraordinary to disturbing.
Alexis Lunden, a college student working as a waitress, has heard every rumor about the Flock and is shocked when the group’s ringleader, the handsome and filthy rich, Charlie Roanoke, begins paying her regular visits at the restaurant. Blinded by infatuation, Alexis allows herself to be lured into his world of unimaginable extravagance. As their friendship blossoms, she must regularly suppress the feeling that this new relationship is too good to be true. It isn’t until she finds herself in the basement of an ancient church staring down at a glowing pool of water when she realizes that Charlie has had a plan for her all along. Despite it all, she steps into the pool. Her life as she knows it is now over.
On another earth, somewhere across the vast universe, a girl steps from a glowing pool beneath a towering willow tree. This coming was foretold fifty thousand years ago.
©2024 Christopher Cain (P)2024 Christopher CainWhat listeners say about The Rose Flock
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- David T.
- 11-24-24
Interesting and Unique
Give this book time, it is so worth it. Though the first half is not jam-packed with action, Lucant and Alexis's stories were both interesting and kept me engaged. The author did a great job of continuously revealing big surprises while keeping other mysteries on the horizon leaving the reader in ongoing suspense. Part 1, A Diamond in the Rough, provided an excellent foundation for the darker and scarier, Part 2, The Oblivion Oracle. Christopher Cain was spot-on with his description of breathtaking dreamscapes and other worlds. The story wrapped up nicely with most things tied together by the end. I still have a few questions that I assume will be answered in the sequel.
Also, huge props to the narrator, Jessica Taige. As someone who has dabbled in audiobook narration, I appreciate how smooth and relaxed she was all the while doing accents and even singing! The entire experience of The Rose Flock was extremely enjoyable. Now, on to book two!
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- Anonymous User
- 10-09-24
Extremely Creative, Mysterious, Comprehensive, Dangerous.
I really enjoyed Christopher Cain’s first book in the series. The way he builds the mystery had me hooked from the start. The characters felt real, and I found myself invested in their journeys. There were plenty of twists that kept me guessing, and I loved how the story unfolded. It left me wanting more and definitely excited to dive into the next book!
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- Logan Wallace
- 11-26-24
Creative and Detailed Storyline - Can’t wait to read book 2
I loved how the author was able to seamlessly and creatively intertwine multiple storylines sit within different eras and worlds. An incredibly creative storyline. I can’t wait to see this in theaters - it has that feel to it. Better yet, if this doesn’t make it to theaters, it would be a travesty.
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