Divided (An Open Heart Novel Book 1), by Sharon M. Johnston
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A new heart should mean new life, instead it’s a living nightmare. Mishca Richardson’s life is at an all-time high after her heart transplant. With new boyfriend, Ryder, she has the perfect summer romance. Even the nightmares plaguing her sleep since her operation can’t dull her new dream world. Yet, life starts to unravel when Mishca develops superhuman abilities. She does her best to hide them so as not to end up a science experiment in a lab, but she can’t ignore the strange instant attraction she experiences when she meets her university professor, Colin Read. Torn between love and obsession, Mishca must unite her divided heart and decide between the two men. But when the truth about her weird powers comes to light, she’ll have a lot more to worry about than romance.
Divided (An Open Heart Novel Book 1), by Sharon M. Johnston - Amazon Sales Rank: #666355 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-11-23
- Released on: 2015-11-23
- Format: Kindle eBook
Divided (An Open Heart Novel Book 1), by Sharon M. Johnston Review "...authors like Sharon M. Johnston keep the genre (NA) from getting stale by taking a creative bent and exploring overlapping elements."- LIBRARY JOURNAL"This story by Sharon M Johnston will tug at your heart strings and leave you raw, and yet wanting desperately to read more!" - READERS' FAVOURITE"As Mishca's life unfolds, you pick up on a few eyebrow raises. Divided is an intriguing story that left me curious with what would be happening next." - ECLIPSE REVIEWS"Divided is a fast-paced adventure filled with mystery, romance, action, and humor. Mishca and Ryder rank up there with my favorite heroines and heroes ever! Sharon M. Johnston is an author to watch out for." - USA Today & New York Times bestselling author, WENDY HIGGINS."Divided develops a unique and intriguing storyline and will keep you guessing the possible outcome." - Author and Artist, NIKOLA VUKOJA"Wow. Just wow. Divided is such a great story. It's a slow burn. You think you've got it all figured out and then there's a right hook followed by a quick left and jab to the ribs." - YA Author, CRYSTAL COLLIER
About the Author From sunny Queensland, Australia, Sharon M. Johnston writes weird stories and soulful contemporaries. Working as a PR specialist by day, in her spare time she writes, blogs, plays with her fur babies, and enjoys computer games with her family. A regular host of Pitch Madness and a Pitch Wars mentor, a runner-up in The Australian Literary Review's short story competition, and a blogger with YAtopia and Aussie Owned & Read, she's a versatile artist. Well known for her sense of style, she's been stalked by women wanting to know where she buys her shoes.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Divided is a twist on the usual heart transplant love stories/movies I've seen over the years By sam123 Divided is a twist on the usual heart transplant love stories/movies I've seen over the years. This is not a simple New Adult love story, though. It is so much more - this is a futuristic, supernatural novel. I don't think I've read a New Adult novel like this before and I found it quite intriguing. Mishca's heart transplant sets everything into motion, but it's not the heart of the real plot of the story, which is revealed later on. I knew there was a supernatural element to the story, but couldn't tell exactly what form it would take. I mean I thought ghosts were involved, but that wasn't the case haha. This is one of those novels you can't write too much about the plot or you will give away the story. You just have to read it for yourself. I feel the author could have been more descriptive. I had no idea what CRE stood for until it was mentioned again in the book. It was kind of confusing. Also, the transition between one chapter to another could have been better. Sometimes a couple of months would pass by and you wouldn't know it until the main character mentioned it out of nowhere. I didn't even realize a couple of months in the story passed until a lot later! Anyway, I found the plot intriguing and will continue to read the series. I wonder what the story is with Ryder and Neissa, Mishca's best friend. Their back story is yet to be revealed. I'm sure they have a supernatural thing going on as well.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not sure if want...? But...um. By K Orion Fray There are two kinds of books, when it comes to characters staying with you after the final page: the ones who wrap themselves so deeply into your brain you’d swear that just for a moment, they were real…and the ones who are stuck there as your brain keeps trying desperately to figure out what the hell just happened.DIVIDED is 100% in the second category.I love the premise–it’s one of the reasons I picked up the ARC from NetGalley to read. Mishca Richardson is a young woman in need of a heart transplant, made more difficult by the fact that Mishca was adopted, and in a way that keeps any biological information about her and her birth family rather hidden. In the early pages of the book, Mishca receives word she’s gotten a transplant match and is rushed off to the hospital–where everything starts getting strange.The beginning is excellent. The new heart seems to have given Mishca superpowers: she’s super fast, incredibly strong, and has an internal voice with the instincts of a super soldier. Add in an attractive young man in the shape of Ryder Madson, and you have all the trappings of a lovely story.But that’s were the book starts falling apart.I won’t go into details for fear of spoilers, but my overwhelming feeling is that there are too many plot lines going on at once. If we’d stayed with just Mishca and her super-heart trying to balance the oddity of her existence with wanting a normal relationship, I would have enjoyed it more. But we get a side plot with Mishca’s heart, a side plot for Ryder, one for his roommates, and so by the end for the big reveal on Mishca’s main story, I was so confused by everything else that I’d run out of suspension of disbelief. Add on that it blatantly ran up to a sequel, and I couldn’t manage to be impressed. I was just lost.Also, as is so often the case, Ryder and Mishca’s relationship moves WAY too fast. Given that Mishca is written to be someone who’s never had a relationship before, has no basis for any of that, and has been a bit shy for most of her life, I can identify very strongly with that–though I’ve never needed a heart transplant. So speaking as someone who’s been somewhat in her shoes, it all seems a bit much to believe. However, this isn’t specific to this book, so it’s more a frustration with the genre.I edged it up to a three-star review because while I wasn’t overly impressed, it was relatively well-written, and I did enjoy Mishca and Ryder. I’d be interested in seeing how the myriad plot lines pan out–though I may wait until I can borrow it somewhere, given how small my book buying budget is.Overall, this is a cute little NA romance with good potential, if a bit buried.Rating: *** (Worth a Look)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Loved it. By Luna ***This book was provided to Nerd Girl in exchange for an honest review.***(Warning some spoilers.)Mishca is a teenager who, all of her life, has been sheltered by her adoptive parents due to a heart defect that requires a heart transplant. Finally, at the end of her senior year, she finds out that she has a heart, but what she doesn’t know if that her life will never be the same. When I first started reading this book I didn’t think that it was in the paranormal realm, but I was surprised and happy to find out that it was. As an avid reader of the paranormal this book was right up my alley. I would also like to say that as a reader who is not a big fan of first person POV, I found that the author used first person quite well. It was easy to follow her thoughts and transition into her many nightmares.I do not want to give away the book, but I did not see this plot twist coming. When Mishca started to struggle with her new powers (or abnormalities) I immediately thought about super hero, and I wasn’t alone. But after everything she has gone through I was excited to find out that Ryder ( pretty much the love of her life) has abilities of his own and I hope that will make her feel like less of an outcast as the series progresses. The author, in my opinion, did a great job or growing the characters especially Mishca and Ryder. Ryder is such a loving person and he is so proper that you can’t help but adore him. I see him as more British then Australian in my mind. Mishca is so confused and allows a lot of guilt to guide her actions, but she always manages to find a way to do the right thing. She also cares very deeply about those that are close to her. I don’t quite know what Sophitia is up to, but I’m sure it is nothing good and I still don’t like her.I think one of the few things that I did not like about the book was bringing in Colin. The book was a pretty good length and I just felt like he was thrown in for no other reason than to show that something was not quite right with Mishca’s birth. She has enough problems going on in her life without throwing a wedge between her and Ryder. We are already left with the big secret, that he may not forgive her for keeping, to keep us on our toes about their relationship. It was also just a little bit skeevy to me because the age gap was pretty substantial at their ages. I guess I just wasn’t a fan of this part.In the end I really enjoyed reading this book, but my heart contracted in pain when I realized we wouldn’t be getting all of our answers at the end of the book. Sorry folks, it is a series! And sadly we will have to wait for Shattered to come out. I will be waiting with baited breath, but not very patiently.
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