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Reign #2
Prisoner of Reign
Danger. Fears. Courage.
When Jules sees the dead Saul’s figure sneaking away he wonders if he is losing his mind. But clues seem to point that Saul, or perhaps his ghost, is determined to haunt him. But Miranda, his friend gets lured by Gehzurolle’s agent of deceit, Sekt. Now Jules is torn between saving Miranda and finding the Crown which he needs to reverse the curse his Kingdom and the Elfie people are under. As conditions worsen in Reign, Jules embarks on another journey to enemy territory in the land of Handover. But will he even find the Crown there? And will he have to sacrifice Miranda to achieve his goals? Pressure mounts on all sides as Jules must decide between his People and his friends.
If you like epic fantasies like Lord of the Rings and Rick Riordan’s type adventures, you will love the Reign Trilogy.
Venture into the realm of Reign and journey with Jules and his five siblings as they face their worst fears and encounter unlikely foes and friends.
When Jules sees the dead Saul’s figure sneaking away he wonders if he is losing his mind. But clues seem to point that Saul, or perhaps his ghost, is determined to haunt him. But Miranda, his friend gets lured by Gehzurolle’s agent of deceit, Sekt. Now Jules is torn between saving Miranda and finding the Crown which he needs to reverse the curse his Kingdom and the Elfie people are under. As conditions worsen in Reign, Jules embarks on another journey to enemy territory in the land of Handover. But will he even find the Crown there? And will he have to sacrifice Miranda to achieve his goals? Pressure mounts on all sides as Jules must decide between his People and his friends.
If you like epic fantasies like Lord of the Rings and Rick Riordan’s type adventures, you will love the Reign Trilogy.
Venture into the realm of Reign and journey with Jules and his five siblings as they face their worst fears and encounter unlikely foes and friends.
304 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 21, 2014
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Emma Right
31 books123 followersAward winning, best selling author of young adult and children books, Emma Right is also a CSAHM homeschooling five children. Ms. Right is a multi-award winning copywriter.Emma Right is also the owner of YourAuthorBusiness which aims to help authors maneuvering the self publishing and book business. For tip,s tactics and strategies to book marketing and getting an online presence, visit her site, and her Youtube channel.
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November 13, 2014
Jules Blaze with his friends and family goes on in another adventure (struggle) to save himself and his loved ones. In addition to constantly being in the threat of weird creatures and insects, now, everyone around him is falling sick. And Miranda, his love interest, is kidnapped. Jules has three days to bring the chest to the evil Sekt, in order to free Miranda. But, Jules has another problem added to his pile now. Everyone he touches suddenly begins to fade. How can he protect himself and others, while not being allured himself to regrets?
I didn't read the first novel in the series. But, the author has given a gist of the happenings in the first novel at the beginning. It helped a lot to catch up on the backstory. The novel has good pace with well thought out subplots - it kept my interest till the end. The plot was interesting and the adventure and action kept me awake. The character building was great. You will care for most of the supporting characters too, while reading. The kids were adorable, but you can't help feeling annoyed at them for not listening to anyone and wandering off of their own, bringing another new problem.
There were some parts that I am not so fond of. Writing - it was dragging in some places. I want to skip them, because they felt less important to me with other surrounding plots. There are very less hopeful places in the novel. I wish there were some bright spots to hope for, in Jules' life. It was always filled with danger and threats from the start to end.
I had a good reading time, although didn't feel so satisfied/hopeful at the end.
I didn't read the first novel in the series. But, the author has given a gist of the happenings in the first novel at the beginning. It helped a lot to catch up on the backstory. The novel has good pace with well thought out subplots - it kept my interest till the end. The plot was interesting and the adventure and action kept me awake. The character building was great. You will care for most of the supporting characters too, while reading. The kids were adorable, but you can't help feeling annoyed at them for not listening to anyone and wandering off of their own, bringing another new problem.
There were some parts that I am not so fond of. Writing - it was dragging in some places. I want to skip them, because they felt less important to me with other surrounding plots. There are very less hopeful places in the novel. I wish there were some bright spots to hope for, in Jules' life. It was always filled with danger and threats from the start to end.
I had a good reading time, although didn't feel so satisfied/hopeful at the end.
November 25, 2014
Prisoner of Reign by Emma Right continues where Keeper of Reign left off. Jules has a couple of close calls and gets discouraged at times, but his will to fulfill his destiny is strong. There are many obstacles he is going to have to overcome in order to figure out the way to end the curse.
I think this is a good read for young teens that enjoy fantasy. It shows that there are consequences for not following the rules, that everyone has an inner strength, and that there is nothing to big that cannot be overcome. This author uses a lot of imagination in the creation of different animals that Jules and his friends come across during their adventure.
I give this book 4 stars. I stayed up late reading, just because I had to know how this book would end. There were a few minor problems with editing in the book but nothing that takes away from the story. I have already started recommending this book to my son and his friends.
I think this is a good read for young teens that enjoy fantasy. It shows that there are consequences for not following the rules, that everyone has an inner strength, and that there is nothing to big that cannot be overcome. This author uses a lot of imagination in the creation of different animals that Jules and his friends come across during their adventure.
I give this book 4 stars. I stayed up late reading, just because I had to know how this book would end. There were a few minor problems with editing in the book but nothing that takes away from the story. I have already started recommending this book to my son and his friends.
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