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Book Review: The Faded Trilogy: Faded by Chloe Miles

The Faded Trilogy: Faded

By: Chloe Miles

Review By: Candie Chatham

I was sent this free ebook in exchange for an honest review. 

Goodreads Summary: “Savannah wanted to kiss him, but she had never even kissed a human guy before, let alone a ghost. How was she supposed to kiss him if he wasn’t really there?”

Savannah has never been in love before, but she’s in love with Hunter Emmerton. He’s cute, funny, charming ... and a ghost. How can you date someone if nobody else can see them?

When seventeen-year-old Savannah Fraser and her three friends are killed in a car accident, they are given a second chance at life by a group of century-old earthbound spirits who need their help.

Savannah learns she is a Chosen One, which means she can switch between human and spirit form, heal people, and control the weather—and she is also now invincible.

The Chosen Ones are the only ones who can defeat The Forces—a trio of evil half-spirits who are slowly destroying the perfect little town of Fort Everwick with violent storms and not-so-natural disasters—and stop them from harming everyone they care about.

The Forces are set on destroying everything Savannah knows and loves, but they also have a more sinister plan—they want a new member to join them. They won’t give up until they get the one they want—and they have Savannah firmly in their sights.

But what Savannah didn’t count on was falling in love with Hunter. She’s never loved anyone the way she loves Hunter, and she knows he loves her, too. But how can they be together forever if he no longer exists and she’s the only one who can see him?

Will Savannah have enough belief in herself to defeat The Forces, or will they be able to lure her to the dark side and turn her against her loved ones—and tear her and Hunter apart?


Fast paced, keep you on your toes read that will keep you coming back for more! There is action, adventure, mystery oh and don’t forget the romance thrown in there for good measure!
Fighting good and evil never gets old, good guys versus bad guys and who you cheer for never does either! Bam! There you go! One stop shopping for the romance, superhero, action, adventure and mystery readers all in one place!

Why Faded, read to find out who or what is faded and why it adds interest to the story! This read is sure to keep you reading and turning pages until the end!

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