Daughter of the Sun
Overview: Since the Sundering, all use of the Breath has been outlawed. The Overlord and his family have destroyed all who could wield that mighty power. Now, the Overlord’s own son needs that outlawed power to unseat his father.
Having spend her entire life trying to stay unnoticed, Elena is forced to come to grips with the Breath’s curse when her only child is ripped away from her. A pawn in the fame between the Duke and his father, she must find a way to rescue her daughter and remain free of their manipulative grasp. when she does, her entire world collapses around her, and she realized just how dangerous this game is.
As she struggles to out-maneuver the Overlord, the Duke, and their supernatural allies, Elena must find a way to defeat them both.
If she can not, the entire world will pay the price.
Pages: 347 Pages
Writer: Lonnie Ezell
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Review By: Jason Schulte
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This book is like a magnet for your attention, drawing you in faster than a vacuum cleaner sucks up dust bunnies. Consider yourself warned: once you crack open this book, there’s no turning back. It should come with a label that reads, “Caution: Highly Addictive Reading Material.”
What sets this book apart is the way Mr. Ezell weaves his words into vivid pictures that leap off the page. I could practically hear the clack of boots on the cobblestone streets of Harts Haven and smell the sweet scent of wax in Elena’s shop. The characters are so well-developed that you can’t help but become emotionally invested in their journey. I found myself rooting for them, cheering them on as if I were a sideline coach.
It’s been ages since a book has made my heart race, but this one managed to do it multiple times. If you’re in the market for a fantasy novel that will transport you to another world and keep you hooked until the very last page, look no further. This book is the literary equivalent of a warm hug on a cold day – comforting, captivating, and utterly irresistible.