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Young Blood: The Nightbreed Saga: Book 1 Kindle Edition

by Phillip Tomasso² (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.3 out of 5 stars 28 ratings
There is no escaping war when ancient evil haunts the present . . .
Madison Young and her friends go to a parking lot carnival. That same night she is found with her throat mangled. When she wakes up in the hospital, she has no memory of any attack.
The cravings start immediately. They confuse and frighten her, but she cannot deny them.
As she starts remembering fragments from that night, she realizes more than just her life had been in danger--an unspeakable evil has tethered children to the inside of a trailer. Learning secret truths about her past, Madison is determined to track down the traveling carnival. Time is of the essence and sacrifices will have to made if she wants to save the stolen children.
Her new found strength and abilities make her a perfect fit for a nightbreed of deadly and unlikely heroes. If she joins The Nightbreed will she find answers to her mounting questions? More importantly, will she find purpose for the creature she’s become?

Phillip Tomasso
co-author Phillip Tomasso IV
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00TXT4BGS
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Severed Press (February 22, 2015)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ February 22, 2015
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 3.5 MB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 229 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.3 out of 5 stars 28 ratings

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Phillip Tomasso

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Tomasso is an award-winning, Amazon Best Selling author of thirty books, and novellas.

Prolific, Tomasso has published novels for young readers, suspense enthusiasts, legal thrillers, mysteries, science fiction, horror, fantasy, books for young adults (YA), and non-fiction. Currently, Tomasso focuses most of his efforts on nonfiction, like his memoirs, Nothing Good Happens After Midnight.

He is also the creator and host of WHAT WERE THEY THINKING TRUE CRIME PODCAST, available on Amazon Podcast.

Tomasso works full-time as a Fire/EMS Dispatcher for 911 and dedicates his time to working on new writing projects and his three children.

Follow him on FB: www.facebook.com/authorphilliptomasso

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Customers find the book's storyline fantastic, with one review noting how it incorporates familiar places into the narrative. The book receives positive feedback for its readability.

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Customers enjoy the storyline of the book, with one customer noting how biblical references make it more realistic, while another mentions how it incorporates familiar places into the narrative.

"...This book has a great plot to it which will keep on to a great saga. I look forward to book 2...." Read more

"...Being a teen one day and savior of the world as we know it, was one whirwind story...." Read more

"...I really loved the characters especially Madison and Neal. The story line was fantastic and I couldn't stop reading it until I finished, like in one..." Read more

"...His foreshadowing is great, and biblical references make the storyline more realistic. The climatic ending keeps readers wanting more!..." Read more

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Customers find the book easy to read, with one mentioning it's part of the great Phillip Tomasso series.

"I just finished this book by Philip Tomasso and it was an excellent read. I really loved the characters especially Madison and Neal...." Read more

"Awesome book! Tomasso keeps readers on their toes with his unpredictability...." Read more

"My kind of book! Could not put this book down! I loved that the Tomasso's put so many familiar places into the story; places I have actually been...." Read more

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  • Veronica L. Smith
    5.0 out of 5 stars Another great Phillip Tomasso series!
    Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2015
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    Vampires aren't usually my favorite read but I'm starting to get hooked on them more and more. Phillip Tomasso has been one of my favorite authors. I love his Vaccination series so naturally I had to check out Young Blood: Nightbreed. It may be a Young Adult book but I enjoyed it a lot. The vampires aren't mindless creatures, doing nothing but killing. This book has a great plot to it which will keep on to a great saga. I look forward to book 2. And I think his son is off to a great start in writing and I look forward to reading more of his as well.
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  • Sarah Fisher
    4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting read..
    Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2015
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    I love paranormal and Phillip do not disappoint me. Though different then what I read, I enjoyed the adventures of what a young teen, Madison, went through. Being a teen one day and savior of the world as we know it, was one whirwind story. You won’t go wrong with this book as I’m interested in reading the rest of the series.
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  • Cathrina
    5.0 out of 5 stars **A Magnificent Twist**
    Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2015
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    I'm a devote Catholic Christian and when I began to read Young Blood, which begins with the betrayal of Judas, I didn't know where this book would take me.

    Needless to say, I was brought back to the present time and, I was totally surprised with the vampire twist that the authors, Phillip Tomasso2, put into play. I've seen many movies and read many books over the years concerning Vamps, and Young Blood captured my full interest. I loved the heroine, Madison and her friend Neal. Madison does turn into a vampire,(not a spoiler, I hope) but a vampire of a different caliber. Valiant and to preserve and save life rather than claim it, except for...I can't say...You'll have to read the book!

    I never like to give spoilers but the mention of Jesus and the last supper blew me away...Good One, Phillip!!

    Young Blood: The Nightbreed Saga left me wanting...more...
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  • Weasie
    5.0 out of 5 stars Young Blood
    Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2016
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    I just finished this book by Philip Tomasso and it was an excellent read. I really loved the characters especially Madison and Neal. The story line was fantastic and I couldn't stop reading it until I finished, like in one day. If you enjoy vampire stories than this book is a must read. This is book one so I must find book two!
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  • Sarah Beth
    5.0 out of 5 stars Anxiously awaiting the sequel!!
    Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2015
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    Awesome book! Tomasso keeps readers on their toes with his unpredictability. His foreshadowing is great, and biblical references make the storyline more realistic. The climatic ending keeps readers wanting more! Can't wait to read the sequel!
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  • fluffyredfox
    4.0 out of 5 stars :)
    Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2015
    So I understand this a collaboration between Father and Son, I have read one other book (zombie based) and I was unimpressed with the editing, continuity and flow of that book so did not seek out any further books. However this was suggested to me and I have read the other (5*) reviews and thought “wow”!

    So, this story starts out with Judas wondering around with an inner dialogue of all that has happened at the Last Supper and how he feels about it, this felt a little over dramatic to me, but I’m harsh, especially as I had not built up any relationship with this character (as this is a fictional book, with a “fictional” character the author is entitled to write him any way he feels, so I was expecting more).

    When the book then jumped to modern day with no obvious link (until much later in the story) I was a bit confused. However, Madison is an instantly likeable girl who has parent trouble at home, serious stuff not just teenage angst, but she does have super friends.

    These relationships are well put across by PT and I was starting to enjoy the over descriptive style of writing from them although occasionally it felt strained or bulky.

    When Madison is found half dead on her lawn after a night out at the carnival it seemed fairly obvious to me what was happening to her, so think PT could have made this less “surprising”, especially in a modern day uber social media/twinkly vampire setting, but I did find the journey interesting.

    I loved the friendships and family love clearly shown and well explored but this was tempered by the odd silly tense change or missing word which made for irritating reading.

    After a major turning point when two new people come into her now changed life, Madison goes on some Nancy Drew Mystery hunt with help of her friend, which was partly comical, which if how it was intended, it worked really well.

    The two new family members gave such a brief and stilted explanation of the “greater” story line that I was left a little boggled as to why Madison so quickly accepts all the fantastical things she is told. This section could really have done with a better read through to pick up the missing parts, extend it and give much more back story to hook the reader.

    The basic premise of the story is brilliant and most of it is engaging but I think it could be so much better, hopefully as this is the first in the series it will gain momentum and be a bit more fleshed out. PT (both of them!) certainly have the ideas and skill for such a complex story line, I just think they need a bit more polish and delivery.

    I am intrigued enough to want to read the next in the series I just hope it has a better editor and the beta readers are harsher with their comments to the authors, to push them not berate them.
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  • Laura Hernandez
    4.0 out of 5 stars Add To Your Must Read List
    Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2015
    This fast paced vampire tale will sweep you up and carry you along from the beginning to the end. This take on an all familiar genre is unique. Story line and characters are well developed and I'm looking forward to reading the continuing story.
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  • Dubheasa
    5.0 out of 5 stars Hang on to the edge of your seat
    Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2015
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    Although I'm not a fan of the horror genre, I found book to be more suspenseful than horror. This was a difficult book for me to put down. I was surprised at the end, which made me cry. I'm really looking forward to reading the next book in the series
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  • fluffyredfox
    4.0 out of 5 stars :)
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2015
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    So I understand this a collaboration between Father and Son, I have read one other book (zombie based) and I was unimpressed with the editing, continuity and flow of that book so did not seek out any further books. However this was suggested to me and I have read the other (5*) reviews and thought “wow”!

    So, this story starts out with Judas wondering around with an inner dialogue of all that has happened at the Last Supper and how he feels about it, this felt a little over dramatic to me, but I’m harsh, especially as I had not built up any relationship with this character (as this is a fictional book, with a “fictional” character the author is entitled to write him any way he feels, so I was expecting more).

    When the book then jumped to modern day with no obvious link (until much later in the story) I was a bit confused. However, Madison is an instantly likeable girl who has parent trouble at home, serious stuff not just teenage angst, but she does have super friends.

    These relationships are well put across by PT and I was starting to enjoy the over descriptive style of writing from them although occasionally it felt strained or bulky.

    When Madison is found half dead on her lawn after a night out at the carnival it seemed fairly obvious to me what was happening to her, so think PT could have made this less “surprising”, especially in a modern day uber social media/twinkly vampire setting, but I did find the journey interesting.

    I loved the friendships and family love clearly shown and well explored but this was tempered by the odd silly tense change or missing word which made for irritating reading.

    After a major turning point when two new people come into her now changed life, Madison goes on some Nancy Drew Mystery hunt with help of her friend, which was partly comical, which if how it was intended, it worked really well.

    The two new family members gave such a brief and stilted explanation of the “greater” story line that I was left a little boggled as to why Madison so quickly accepts all the fantastical things she is told. This section could really have done with a better read through to pick up the missing parts, extend it and give much more back story to hook the reader.

    The basic premise of the story is brilliant and most of it is engaging but I think it could be so much better, hopefully as this is the first in the series it will gain momentum and be a bit more fleshed out. PT (both of them!) certainly have the ideas and skill for such a complex story line, I just think they need a bit more polish and delivery.

    I am intrigued enough to want to read the next in the series I just hope it has a better editor and the beta readers are harsher with their comments to the authors, to push them not berate them.
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