The penultimate volume of the Ashborne trilogy is a slow-burn, mythical creatures romantic fantasy, set in the magical world of the Emberquell Academy duets. Perfect for fans of Rebecca Yarros' Fourth Wing, and Sarah J. Maass's ACOTAR series, Ashborne is an enemies to lovers fantasy pitting a naïve, but courageous noblewoman against the darkness of a Furyknight’s past.
Aimee Lynn was born in Oregon and grew up in New Zealand. She dreamed of being a novelist from the age of seven, but as a Gen-Xer, was informed it wasn’t a realistic career. Instead, she went to college to be a journalist and (very realistically) never completed her degree. It wasn’t until her mid-thirties, after a marriage, a corporate career, and a family, that she rediscovered the joy she’d found in writing fiction. Now, she thanks God for giving her a husband whose love inspires romance, and who isn’t threatened by Jason Momoa.
I don’t know how to feel This book definitely went a direction I wasn’t expecting It kept me engaged. It kept me on my toes. When I thought I knew what was going to happen, it changed direction drastically It brought up new topics that I didn’t even know what part of this world I was sad when we left the dragon keep and no our two main characters have to go at it alone I honestly don’t know how to feel. I don’t know if I’m happy or I’m sad about the way it’s going. I just know that I can’t wait for the next one. I really don’t wanna lose my main man’s character and I don’t want to hate him but I feel like he will do things in the next spot. There will make me hate him. This is all the makings of a good writer to keep you on your toes and they throw your emotions into turmoil
I don’t know how to feel This book definitely went a direction I wasn’t expecting It kept me engaged. It kept me on my toes. When I thought I knew what was going to happen, it changed direction drastically It brought up new topics that I didn’t even know what part of this world I was sad when we left the dragon keep and no our two main characters have to go at it alone I honestly don’t know how to feel. I don’t know if I’m happy or I’m sad about the way it’s going. I just know that I can’t wait for the next one. I really don’t wanna lose my main man’s character and I don’t want to hate him but I feel like he will do things in the next spot. There will make me hate him. This is all the makings of a good writer to keep you on your toes and they throw your emotions into turmoil
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Incredible just incredible!! @aimee you have out done yourself once again. I didnt think it was possible to steal my heart like the Flameborne and Shadowborne series but Voski and Grace.... this just blows my mind how you create these worlds and these beautiful people. Spreading love and the idea of Higher Power its awe inspiring. If you need your next read this is so much more powerful than you will believe. This isn't just touch her and die, not just " eyes on me"; this doesn't even have words to describe the feeling of having my heart ripped from my chest and served on a platter to Aimee. And that was just the first 10 pages!!! The way this woman writes a cliffhanger you wish you could crawl into a dark hole until the next book comes so that you don't need to wait!
That being said if you need your next OBSESSION pick up Ashborne today!!! Book 1 and 2 are now out and on Kindle Unlimited, Book 3 Ashborne: Phoenix is out next month, October 22nd.
This book really amped up the tension. We are seeing Voski and Grace form a bond and all the while battle hurts from their past before each other, and hurts inflicted when they met. We are getting details into the darkness of Voski’s background and what really happened. Grace’s betrothed Lord shows up to claim his bride and Voski is ENRAGED! General Donavyn and his sneaky ways ;-) There is a plot so much bigger than the two of them imagine as Voski finds Grace and attempts to save her. But in the midst of trying to save her he is having to face putting them first or fighting his revenge.
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I really enjoyed the first book in this series and was excited to start the second book. The MMC continues to make poor choices that affect those around him, then recognizes said poor choices, vows to change, only to make more poor choices, and again recognizes poor choices, still refuses to listen, vows to change only to make those same poor choices over and over and over again! Then there’s the religious aspect of these books that is rather off putting. Definitely a down hill slide from the first book!
Aimee Lyn has done it again and written a wonderful book of intrigue full of constant suspense. I have been on the edge of my seat as I have read this series so far. The battle between good and evil is portrayed so well and I have loved every minute of Grace and Voski’s journey. If you haven’t read the first book yet start with it. I really love Aimee’s writing and the way she writes. Her books are so fun to read.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Wow just wow the first 20 chapters I feel were too long with them ( could have been half the amount) but then it got good and the ending …. I need the next book now
The second book in this series is much better than the first. More of a plot, better character development, and actually getting into some of the “past” that is alluded to. Much better balance and makes me actually want to read the third.