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Original Title:	Burn Bright
ISBN:	1864719885 (ISBN13: 9781864719888)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.burnbright.com.au/
Series:	Night Creatures #1
Literary Awards:	Ditmar Award Nominee for Best Novel (2012)

Burn Bright (Night Creatures #1)

Marianne de Pierres

Paperback | Pages: 316 pages

Rating: 3.68 | 2008 Users | 406 Reviews

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Title	:	Burn Bright (Night Creatures #1)
Author	:	Marianne de Pierres
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 316 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2011 by Random House Australia
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Paranormal

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Retra braves the intense pain of her obedience strip, and stows away to seek her brother Joel, gone two years for Ixion - island of ever-night, ever-youth and never-sleep. Retra is a Seal – sealed minds, sealed community - no craving for parties or pleasure.

What are the Night Creatures Retra can see in the shadows? What happens to those who grow too old for Ixion? Without Joel, is her eternal bond with a Riper guardian enough to save her?

Listen well, baby bats. Burn bright, but do not stray from the paths. Remember, when you live in a place of darkness you also live with creatures of the dark.

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Ratings: 3.68 From 2008 Users | 406 Reviews

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I had a few strange little quotes which I had planned on using to start this review. Apparently, I don't get to use them when I come late to the review party. Other GR reviewers : 1Stacia : 0Burn Bright fine print : Use the good stuff quick before someone else does. You losers who read the book after everyone else are screwed. Come with me to Ixion anyway. I'm afraid to go alone. Ixion is one scary, scary place. Don't be fooled by the hype. People want you to believe it's one big non-stop party.

AHA!!! i knew aussie YA couldn't all be the very pinnacle of perfection! i knew there had to be some clunkers cluttering up their shelves!australia - they're just like us!so, this one is about ixion - the island of ever-night. (read in a spooky voice, please) which is some sort of permanent goth spring break where it is always nighttime and the only rule is you gotta strive to experience pleasure all the time.it is an island of youth and raves and hallucinogenics, where there are "ripers" who

I wanted to read Night Creatures because of the intriguing premise and the potential for something a bit different. I bought into the hype and the cover. Unfortunately, the execution was an epic fail. I don't think de Pierres knows how to write good dialogue, characters or human interaction. The whole mystery of the island was ridiculously obvious and underwhelming, and the romantic aspects were puzzling and icky.To illustrate a little: we get this insipid blushing virgin MC, who comes from an

Imagine a place where there are no elders, no rules, no punishment; only music, laughter and freedom. Welcome to Ixion! Island of ever-night, ever-youth and never-sleep. BURN BRIGHT! This is the place where modesty is kin to sin and baby bats run to in search of pleasure. But remember, when you live in darkness, you also live with creatures of the dark.Woah! What a creeptastic book in the best possible way!Burn Bright definitely commands your attention from page one as Marianne de Pierres takes

I don't think there will be a lot of spoilers in here, but there might be some small ones, so be warned. The most difficult reviews to write are about the books I liked. This is no different. I mean, what is there to say? So much and yet so little. I've been spending months and months without reading a single page, feeling no need to read. My Kindle was feeling sad and lonely, constantly giving me those "don't you love me anymore?" looks and to be honest, it only made me feel worse. But my

Hmmm. I have to say that I'm neither over- nor underwhelmed. The concept was definitely interesting, and the world building and overall atmosphere well done. But everything remained superficial. I am sure that there will be more details revealed about Ixion in future installments, that there are a lot more things to discover as this series progresses, but I am missing the hook. The incentive that makes me want to read on. To make things worse, I didn't really connect with the characters. They

this is a little scifi-cum-PNR Young Adult novel from australia. on some planet somewhere, teens wanting to escape the varyingly restrictive environments of their home countries can escape to Ixion, a place of perpetual partying and constant night. but who are the island guardians; who really runs things? where do the aged-out go; why is a fearsome lady pirate trying to rescue them? who else lives on the island; what are those whispers in the night? if i were to judge it by characterization and