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Ember Moon
Book #2 in the Ember Trilogy
WARNING: Due to suggestive situations, this book may not be suitable for children under the age of 13.
Back in the Other World, Ember stays home and decides to take over her father’s bookstore. She thinks of her last days in Leeryka, of how the mysterious Taerha healed her father; of how Wilhelm left to deliver the body of his ex-fiancé’s brother; Jackson’s constant refusal of having any contact with her and meeting Margaret, the girl in love with Jackson and the main reason Ember left Leeryka.
When an ordinary looking girl enters into the store and invites Ember to party, things go south quickly. Ember will soon find herself in the grasps of the very ones many had fought and died to keep her away from.
Return to the Kingdom of Leeryka to find out what happens to all your favorite characters.
WARNING: Due to suggestive situations, this book may not be suitable for children under the age of 13.
Back in the Other World, Ember stays home and decides to take over her father’s bookstore. She thinks of her last days in Leeryka, of how the mysterious Taerha healed her father; of how Wilhelm left to deliver the body of his ex-fiancé’s brother; Jackson’s constant refusal of having any contact with her and meeting Margaret, the girl in love with Jackson and the main reason Ember left Leeryka.
When an ordinary looking girl enters into the store and invites Ember to party, things go south quickly. Ember will soon find herself in the grasps of the very ones many had fought and died to keep her away from.
Return to the Kingdom of Leeryka to find out what happens to all your favorite characters.
258 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 30, 2014
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January 26, 2015
These books are a brilliant read. Really exciting. I will admit that I wanted to give Ember a good shake at times, but just as you're about to sling the book in disgust, she redeems herself. The world is fascinating. I love reading the differences and wish a bit more was made of it, but the story is great and had me hooked until the last page word. I am really looking forward to the last book.
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