A Court of Thorns and
Roses by Sarah J. Maas
When 19-year-old huntress Feyre kills a wolf in the woods, a beast-like
creature arrives to demand retribution for it. Dragged to a treacherous
magical land she only knows about from legends, Feyre discovers that her
captor is not an animal, but Tamlin - one of the lethal, immortal
faeries who once ruled their world. As she dwells on his estate, her
feelings for Tamlin transform from icy hostility into a fiery passion
that burns through every lie and warning she's been told about the
beautiful, dangerous world of the Fae. But an ancient, wicked shadow
over the faerie lands is growing, and Feyre must find a way to stop
it... or doom Tamlin - and his world - forever.
~Review
I’d heard great things about this book and I went in with
expecting nothing less. Ms. Maas delivered and then some. I am in all of her.
Her writing is brilliant and a visual feast for the mind. Her world building is
impeccable. She uses Beauty and the Beast as a loose framework. However, how
Beauty and the Breast lit a spark in a little girls heart and mind; ACOTAR
stokes the flames of passion and desire in the women those little girls
became.
Feyer is a young woman who became the bread winner for her
family, after her father’s downfall. She has a bright soul that burns bright
even with her trying to suppress it. She only wants to have a nice simple life
with enough to eat and the time to paint. However, by taking a life in the
woods her world is forever changed. She has to learn to let the light that
burns within out and allow it to shine brightly.
Tamlin and his people leave under a shroud of despair that
lead to the life they have always known. He sees hope in Feyer maybe even an
end to the despair that has plagued his lands for so long. However, his own
good will may end it before it even has a chance to begin.
ACOTAR is a wonderful story. I haven’t a bad thing to say
about.The voice is spot on! I loved all the side characters that built a believable and intriguing
world. I wanted to surmise myself in this book… this world until I know every
little thing that lives there. 5 stars read. Grab it and let the adventure begin.
Torkel's Chosen: A World Beyond by Michelle Howard & Narrated by Michael Pauley
~Review
Everyone
reaches a point in their life were they can’t see themselves continuing
doing the same thing year after year. Torkel and Faye have both reached
this point in their life; whether it’s due to age or constant
disappoint.
Faye time is almost up when comes to having a husband and a children of her own, when she gets the chance of the life time to find love off world. Once she reaches the planet she has chosen to find her future husband, things go from bad to worst. A person tries to kidnap her. When that doesn’t work she is forced to help undermined her husband. Can their love overcome her betrayal?
Torkel is an outcast among his adopted people; throughout his life he has had to face adversity because of his birth planet. His only wish is it to find a woman that will love him beyond his heritage. He wants a woman he love and protect with his whole being. When Faye chooses him in the sands, he thinks this is a blessing from the gods. However, their happiness is short lived, due to Faye’s betrayal. He must choose between his heart and his honor as a warrior.
Ms. Michelle Howard does a wonderful job of building a world anyone would love to visit. Her characters jump off the pages and sink into your heart. You feel each emotion of Torkel and Faye. While many Alien romances lack a basic plot this story is well developed and the plot works with and without an alien theme.
If you haven’t read this genre I would suggest giving this author and story a chance.
Faye time is almost up when comes to having a husband and a children of her own, when she gets the chance of the life time to find love off world. Once she reaches the planet she has chosen to find her future husband, things go from bad to worst. A person tries to kidnap her. When that doesn’t work she is forced to help undermined her husband. Can their love overcome her betrayal?
Torkel is an outcast among his adopted people; throughout his life he has had to face adversity because of his birth planet. His only wish is it to find a woman that will love him beyond his heritage. He wants a woman he love and protect with his whole being. When Faye chooses him in the sands, he thinks this is a blessing from the gods. However, their happiness is short lived, due to Faye’s betrayal. He must choose between his heart and his honor as a warrior.
Ms. Michelle Howard does a wonderful job of building a world anyone would love to visit. Her characters jump off the pages and sink into your heart. You feel each emotion of Torkel and Faye. While many Alien romances lack a basic plot this story is well developed and the plot works with and without an alien theme.
If you haven’t read this genre I would suggest giving this author and story a chance.
You are the author of this review
~Synopsis
Torkel Alonson has had enough of being ignored and looked over by
females on his adopted home world of Enotia. His pride has suffered and
he must accept the painful truth. Females will never choose a male with
his evil lineage despite his honorable service to his government's
military.
*What would you do if Earth didn’t have enough men?*
*Would you take a chance and leave the only world you knew behind?*
This is the decision Faith Reid faces. Placing all her hope in a new government program, she seizes the opportunity that offers a chance for the women of Earth to find love among the stars, on a world beyond the one they know.
*How many times can one man risk rejection?*
*Would you give up on your dreams?*
Torkel Alonson has had enough of being ignored and looked over by females on his adopted home world of Enotia. His pride has suffered and he must accept the painful truth. Females will never choose a male with his evil lineage despite his honorable service to his government's military.
*Can two people looking for the same thing find not just what they want but what they need in one another?*
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