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This is probably one of the weirdest books I have ever read, but weird in a good way. I honestly do not know what to think of this book. The story is interesting and thrilling and the premise is exciting and mysterious.

The main character, Dusty, is a very independent and rebellious girl. She keeps where she goes and what she does from her dad, so she is pretty much on her own most of the time. She is such a strong character that I enjoyed reading about. The mysterious boy who is never given a name drove me crazy at times because I really wanted to know who and what he is. Unfortunately, the answers are never given. Many more questions are raised at the end, but I think that was the point.

Frozen Fire is an interesting paranormal thriller. I found the story strange, but I still liked it. It is the kind of book that makes you think. It was well written and many parts will have you on the edge of your seat.


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Frozen Fire Tim Bowler Books Reviews

Could not put this book down! Finally found it after years of looking! It's suspenseful and keeps you coming back for more
I love his writing style.
Love shows how a person forgives someone.
I love the book
This is one of my favorite books. I love it! It's one of those books that I could read over and over.
It was damaged when I got it in the mail
Frozen Fire is well written and a good read, but I didn't love it. Without giving away any of what the dust cover claims is a mystery, the result of the mysterious boy who shows up in Dusty's life was a bit strange to me. I read lots of fantasy and some supernatural and sci-fi, but this was a concept I could not heartily embrace. Just a little weird for me. Not what I expected; which can be a really nice thing from a book, but Frozen Fire didn't work wonders on my mind or heart.
Tim Bowler lays out an intriguing mystery. He yanks you into the story with the very first words and compels the reader to continue into the story as Dusty herself is pulled into the mystery of "The Boy" and the brightness. Although the tale is interesting, Bowler's supporting characters are sometimes unbelievable, particularly Dusty's parents who seem to have had a role reversal with her. One word of caution for readers who like neat conclusions although Dusty does learn the fate of her missing brother, she does not uncover any information about "The Boy" or the greater mystery of the brightness that seems to take her over at times. What is going on with that?
This is probably one of the weirdest books I have ever read, but weird in a good way. I honestly do not know what to think of this book. The story is interesting and thrilling and the premise is exciting and mysterious.

The main character, Dusty, is a very independent and rebellious girl. She keeps where she goes and what she does from her dad, so she is pretty much on her own most of the time. She is such a strong character that I enjoyed reading about. The mysterious boy who is never given a name drove me crazy at times because I really wanted to know who and what he is. Unfortunately, the answers are never given. Many more questions are raised at the end, but I think that was the point.

Frozen Fire is an interesting paranormal thriller. I found the story strange, but I still liked it. It is the kind of book that makes you think. It was well written and many parts will have you on the edge of your seat.