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Divided Minds

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-The Heir of Scars, Book Seven, Divided Minds-

Adria has become a Hunter among the Aesidhe, and finds herself caught between the plans of her uncle Preinon with his Hunters in Rows, and the Runners she has long hoped to join.

The Knights of Darkfire begin to maneuver and work against them in ways even Shisha, the Holy Woman of the Runners cannot predict, and Preinon, the Runners, and the Hunters are only just able to protect the Aesidhe camps along the shrinking borders--and more often only aid them in retreat.

The Aesidhe are losing, and many believe that Preinon's leadership is failing. Adria must choose her loyalties, even as she gains a deeper understanding of her own body, heart, and will to fight the unclear evils of her world.

~22,500 words

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First published January 1, 2013

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Jacob Falling

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January 7, 2013
I received this book from the author for an honest review.

Another great continuation into the world of Adria's life. Not as action packed as some of the other books but still holds a powerful punch as we actually are growing with Adria as she learns not only how to become a runner/hunter but life lessons as well. As most of the story is her looking back, it took me a few minutes to realize towards the ending that we had switched back to the present day with her on the ship. So it was a bit confusing there and I had to go back a re-read that section once I figured it out. Other than that I was again transported into this world where you once again walk among the people in their daily lives.

Although this wasn't one of my favorite of the 7 books, it is definitely an integral part of the series as it really builds on the foundation of the story as some unknowns are discovered, we find out the history of some of the other main characters, and we start to see Adria move from child to woman in not only body but mind. Thinking for herself and realizing that although she loves the adults in her life, her teachers, they will not always agree on the lessons or choices that must be made. Looking forward to Part Eight!
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