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A carregar... Sword of Oak: Dragons Rising Book Four (edição 2020)por Alisha Klapheke (Autor)
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Adira ao LibraryThing para descobrir se irá gostar deste livro. Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro. This was a stunningly magnificent story and series. I loved how there is so much action, drama, and suspense throughout the entire story. The characters are breathtakingly, beautifully developed. The personalities of the characters are so intensely felt throughout it. The descriptions throughout the entire series were skillfully portrayed. Reading this story has you immersed into as if you are the characters. You feel a connection to them on a very deep level. The ending made me feel the joy of the characters. The artwork of the cover is spectacular. This series is a fantastic must read that will not disappoint. sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
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In the search of the Sacred Oak where Vahly's magic will rise in full, she and her cohorts-dragons, elves, and of course, her gryphon familiar- must fly over an expanse of sea that was once the Red Meadow. They cannot stop. There is no refuge in the spelled saltwater and the sea folk lurk just below is foam-tipped waves. Vahly must hurry. Once the Sea Queen renews her magic at the Blackwater well in Tidegame, she will strike again and end the land and its creatures for good. There will be no second chance. But does the Sacred Oak still live or does it lie in ruin beneath the flood? Every moment Vahly seeks the Oak is a moment she isn't training with what magic she already possesses, but without her full power, she'll stand no chance against the Queen of the rising seas. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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But let's take a minute and talk about Vahly's adopted mother, Amona. Not only is Vahly adopted, but her mother is a different kind. Vahly is human; Amona is dragon. And yet, never does Vahly treat Amona as though she is anything less than her mother, as though biological counts for more and adopted is a lesser form of parenthood. And never does Amona treat Vahly as anything less than her own, coming to her rescue, being for her, always on her side, even when she makes decisions that might seem foolhardy. It's a beautiful relationship, a healing relationship, in a world of families filled with brokenness. Very surprising and very cool.
The finale was everything and has earned Alisha a fan for life. I was given a free copy of the audiobook from the author and have reviewed it willingly. ( )