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Symbiote

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To save the one you love, be prepared to risk it all.

Five years have passed since the fateful day that led to her husband’s Violetta prays that her daughter never learns the truth, but that’s not the only thing she hopes never rises to the surface.

With a mysterious storm blanketing Peradon, Violetta, Lord Jork, and Xyhoni set out to uncover its source. The last thing they expected was for her young daughter to vanish. As troubling rumours swell, Violetta reaches her wits end. Now she must journey through the four realms to find answers and recover her daughter before it’s too late.

348 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 25, 2017

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Ellie Mitchell

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Ellie Mitchell is a British book reviewer, non-profit worker, and psychology student diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome and Adhd.

All her life, she dreamed of going on grand adventures. Now, she spends her time exploring unique tales that allow her to do just that.

Ellie currently lives in Cambridgeshire, England, with her loving fiance and their two dogs.

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158 reviews15 followers
August 6, 2018
Story 🌟🌟🌟.5
The plot of the second book is better! More intriguing and more adventures. I love the idea of Violetta as a fierce mom who would do anything to protect her daughter. And the twists about Elinor's power and Arlas' motives leave me choking on excitement. But the plot is still too grim to my taste. And the involvement of Tobias in this book leaves a great question to me.

Writing 🌟🌟🌟🌟
The worldbuilding is still on point. How the author describes each creature were divine. The battle scenes were vivid and full of details in my imagination. Perhaps sometimes too detailed. I remembered thinking 'when will this scene end?' But the details work wonderfully on other scenes. I think the second book is much better than the first. It leaves me questioning for more stories than the first.
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1 review4 followers
February 27, 2018
This was an enjoyable book. It gave me plenty of reasons to keep moving from one chapter to another in hopes of finding out what happened in the end. The book has everything you look for in a fantasy book when it comes to the basics, but I would have liked to see a little more development in both the characters and their world they lived in. I would have loved a little more background on a few places they visited during the story. Overall this is a good book that I would recommend to fantasy readers.
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473 reviews34 followers
September 24, 2018
Mr. Buchelli you’ve done it again.

The thrilling sequel to Phoenix is very action packed and full of suspense that leaves you wanting to turn the pages faster than you can handle. You need to know what happens next, you need to know that things will turn out okay in the end. I thought the first one was good? This one took the cake. I was left feeling nervous and anxious about the characters and what will happen next. Definitely a story to get your mind hooked on though I suggest book 1 first or you won’t understand a thing. This story was intense. Loved it.
Profile Image for Grant Leishman.
Author 16 books148 followers
November 18, 2018
Having read the first of The Legend of Peradon series, I was very interested to see where author Dax Munro would take this epic-fantasy. I was not disappointed with the story that evolved. The author also did an excellent job of setting the scene of Peradon and the elemental beings that inhabit it, for anyone coming to this series at Book 2.
It is five years on since The Flame Queen murdered her evil husband Ryore and consigned him to eternity. Their daughter, Princess Elinor has no knowledge of the past happenings but is already beginning to feel her inherent magic arising within her. When Elinor is kidnapped and held hostage and Peradon thrust into a storm the likes of which nobody has seen before, the Queen is beside herself and frantic with worry for her daughter and her kingdom.
Queen Violetta, her one true but unrequited love, Xyhoni and the enigma that is Lord Jork must embark on a dangerous mission to find Elinor, one in which they and their magic will be tested to the absolute limits.
This is a good, solid read and one that instills in the reader a sense of empathy for the characters. I think Munro has done a very good job with this sequel and I await the third installment with anticipation. If epic-fantasy is your genre, then Symbiote is probably for you.
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Author 3 books14 followers
November 18, 2018
Symbiote (The Legends of Peradon Book 2) by Dax Munro is a continuation of the epic-fantasy adventure begun by Munro with Phoenix. Although I hadn't read Phoenix beforehand, it really wasn't necessary, as the author did a good job of explaining the world of Peradon and the four elemental realms that inhabit it.
Elinor, the daughter of the Flame Queen Violetta, has been kidnapped and Violetta, her secret love Xyhoni and Lord Jork must fight their way through challenges and trials to discover her whereabouts. Lurking in the background is Ryore, Violetta's husband whom she had murdered years earlier and thought was gone forever.
Munro takes the readers on a fantastical journey that makes for exciting reading and non-stop action. If epic-fantasy is your genre, then Symbiote and the Legends of Peradon series is for you.
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769 reviews37 followers
February 2, 2018
An action-packed fantasy. After Violetta's five-year old daughter is abducted, Violetta must discover where her daughter has been taken. Her travels take her to many sacred places and encounter terrifying obstacles. Once again in this sequel, the world of the four kingdoms is well developed. You don't have to know all the details of the first book to enjoy this one, although you'd get more out of it if you you knew the full story. The author does provide a brief overview of book 1 to help set the scene.
Profile Image for Cherime MacFarlane.
Author 101 books614 followers
April 8, 2018
Paradon is about to be set on its end again. It is Violetta's worst nightmare come to life. Her daughter, Elinor's fifth birthday has arrived, but several things bode ill for her and the child she loves. The future she sees grows bleaker by the hour and then the worst happens, her daughter disappears. The search is on and the price may be too great to pay.
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Author 26 books17 followers
December 14, 2018
Although I hadn't read the first of this series, I was able to read and enjoy this second journey to the fantasy world of Peradon as a stand alone. In a world governed by elemental magic, a woman, a queen, journeys to try and rescue her child. A classic tale of good versus evil set in a realm of fantasy and magic. There is plenty to enthrall and absorb you within this book.
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90 reviews6 followers
June 27, 2018
I was given a copy of this book by the author and in return I would give an honest review.
This was a different genre than I normally read? But I enjoyed it. A well written story that flowed well.
Five years earlier Violetta"s husband, the Frost Emperor died and she hopes her daughter Elinor never finds put what sort of man he was or how he died. When a storm blankets Peradon, and Elinor goes missing, Violetta hopes the secrets she has don't help things spiral out of control. Along with Lord Jork and her Earth Realm guard Xyhoni, they will battle through the realms to find Elinor, and with her powers coming to light they need to find her soon.
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