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Lela Trilogy: The Complete Series Collection
NOTE: The Lela Trilogy is unpublished as of Spring 2022 and has been fully rewritten and relaunched as the Prophecy of the Forgotten Fae trilogy. The fully updated version of Shadows of Lela (Book One) has been released as A Throne of Shadows.
To save a unicorn, Cora must face her past.
To save a kingdom, she must fight for her future.
Evil threatens the land of Lela, and only one suspects the truth—Princess Cora. She speaks out but finds herself disowned and left for dead. Taken in by witches, she starts a new life learning to hone her magic. But when she discovers unicorns are being starved and mutilated, her past comes back to haunt her. She’ll have to face it…and a deadly foe.
Prince Teryn must unite his kingdom with an allied neighbor or risk invasion. Marriage is a favorable solution, especially if it’s with the stunning princess to the west. To win her heart, he’ll have to hunt down three unicorns. That’s nothing for true love, right? He thought he knew the answer…until he meets a feisty young witch in the woods who changes everything.
Cora and Teryn find themselves entangled and at odds in the dangerous forests of Kero. Can they band together? Or will a deadly plot destroy their kingdoms before they can save the ones they love?
The Lela Trilogy is a complete series collection. Follow Cora’s breathtaking adventure as she navigates a world of magic, romance, darkness, and betrayal. This fantasy boxset includes three full-length books: Shadows of Lela, Veil of Mist, and Shades of Prophecy.
To save a unicorn, Cora must face her past.
To save a kingdom, she must fight for her future.
Evil threatens the land of Lela, and only one suspects the truth—Princess Cora. She speaks out but finds herself disowned and left for dead. Taken in by witches, she starts a new life learning to hone her magic. But when she discovers unicorns are being starved and mutilated, her past comes back to haunt her. She’ll have to face it…and a deadly foe.
Prince Teryn must unite his kingdom with an allied neighbor or risk invasion. Marriage is a favorable solution, especially if it’s with the stunning princess to the west. To win her heart, he’ll have to hunt down three unicorns. That’s nothing for true love, right? He thought he knew the answer…until he meets a feisty young witch in the woods who changes everything.
Cora and Teryn find themselves entangled and at odds in the dangerous forests of Kero. Can they band together? Or will a deadly plot destroy their kingdoms before they can save the ones they love?
The Lela Trilogy is a complete series collection. Follow Cora’s breathtaking adventure as she navigates a world of magic, romance, darkness, and betrayal. This fantasy boxset includes three full-length books: Shadows of Lela, Veil of Mist, and Shades of Prophecy.
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826 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 1, 2020
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Tessonja Odette
31 books3,943 followersTessonja Odette is a Seattle-based author of fantasy romance, epic romantasy, and fairytale retellings. Her different series range from cozy fae romcoms to dark and twisty fantasy. In her books you’ll find witty banter, sizzling romance, and breathtaking magic. When she isn’t writing, she’s watching anime, squeezing her pets, or dancing to the music only she can hear.
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July 21, 2020
Book 1- Shadows of Lela
The first time I read this book I was lost at the beginning and struggled getting into it. The second time I was clearer on what was happening and the layout of how Tessonja writes. What helped me stay clear was the labeling of the characters when the story switched characters. I think this is just because of how I read, any spare two minutes I can get in a busy schedule. My favorite thing about the whole book was the circles they were running around each other. It was hilarious.
Book 2- Veil of Mist
The second book was easier for me to read, both times, and held my interest steadily throughout and was overall a nice read. Are there any spectacular moments that stand out to me? Not specifically. The relationships between characters and especially couples’ dedication to each other is honestly my favorite thing. If I had to choose a favorite scene, I think I would have to choose the struggle Mareleau had over the tea. It was honest, human, and relatable.
Book 3- Shades of Prophecy
It was a lovely, bittersweet ending to the series. I love the empath and narcuss powers. I love the positivity Odette infused in all of it. And I felt like I was on the edge of my seat for at least 2/3 of it.
The addition of the photos at the beginning of each book was a really neat effect. It helped set the tone and reminded me of some older fantasy covers. They’re beautiful.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
The first time I read this book I was lost at the beginning and struggled getting into it. The second time I was clearer on what was happening and the layout of how Tessonja writes. What helped me stay clear was the labeling of the characters when the story switched characters. I think this is just because of how I read, any spare two minutes I can get in a busy schedule. My favorite thing about the whole book was the circles they were running around each other. It was hilarious.
Book 2- Veil of Mist
The second book was easier for me to read, both times, and held my interest steadily throughout and was overall a nice read. Are there any spectacular moments that stand out to me? Not specifically. The relationships between characters and especially couples’ dedication to each other is honestly my favorite thing. If I had to choose a favorite scene, I think I would have to choose the struggle Mareleau had over the tea. It was honest, human, and relatable.
Book 3- Shades of Prophecy
It was a lovely, bittersweet ending to the series. I love the empath and narcuss powers. I love the positivity Odette infused in all of it. And I felt like I was on the edge of my seat for at least 2/3 of it.
The addition of the photos at the beginning of each book was a really neat effect. It helped set the tone and reminded me of some older fantasy covers. They’re beautiful.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
July 1, 2020
OMG what an amazing epic fantasy adventure this boxset is. The Lela Trilogy is a complete series collection So no waiting for the next book to come out! It’s well written with a breathtaking storyline filled with adventure in a world of action, magic, romance, darkness, drama, twists and turns and betrayal. Take a seat on this rollercoaster ride as it will sweep you away on a journey you will not want to end. Just fantastic!
July 1, 2020
This trilogy was huge! Meaning that it was jam packed full of happenings. There was danger, daring, surprises, plot twists, sorrow and happiness! This is centered around protecting the land of Lela. Two couples must put the pieces of the prophecy together to save their kingdoms. This is absolutely unputdownable and addictive!!
July 1, 2020
I'm not sure how to start this, as I almost never write reviews, but here goes nothing.
Lela is a land ruled by three kingdoms, Sele, Mena, and finally, Kero, where we are immediately introduced to our main character. Princess Coralaine of Kero, simply known as Cora, has been framed for the murder of Queen Linette, her brother's wife, by a sorcerer named Morkai, who she's convinced murdered her parents, and was forced into exile.
Six years later we meet a 16-year-old Cora, who was adopted and raised by the Forest People. We learned in the beginning that Cora has Magic, which she referred to as "her curse". Luckily, the Forest People practice in what they call "The Arts", and were able to help Cora hone her abilities. Things go awry when she and a few friends decide to entertain a group of hunters in the woods, and Cora finds out they've been imprisoning unicorns with the purpose of taking their horns, and worst of all, Morkai is the one responsible for all this.
Meanwhile, Princess Mareleau of Sele has arranged a poetry contest in order to decide on a suitor to marry, the three finalists must find three unicorns for her, and take one pelt, one horn, and one alive as a pet to prove their love dedication to her. This is where we meet Teryn, the Crown Prince of Mena, and Larylis, his twin brother. Larylis is in love with Mareleau, but can't be with her because she was promised to Teryn.
That's the beginning of the first book, Shadows of Lela, and honestly, I found this trilogy really enjoyable. The world building was well done, the characters have motives, and actions have consequences. I find that, as a fantasy fan, it's very difficult to find a high fantasy book/series that is original, makes any kind of sense, and has at least SOME thought put into it, and the Lela Trilogy checks all those boxes!
But, I still have a silly little complaint. In the first book, there were lines throughout that felt a bit awkward, or moments when we were told, rather than shown, something. These issues, however, seemingly disappeared when I started the second book, so I commend Odette for growing and improving to the point where even a picky reader (like myself) can't find any noteworthy flaws!
Lela is a land ruled by three kingdoms, Sele, Mena, and finally, Kero, where we are immediately introduced to our main character. Princess Coralaine of Kero, simply known as Cora, has been framed for the murder of Queen Linette, her brother's wife, by a sorcerer named Morkai, who she's convinced murdered her parents, and was forced into exile.
Six years later we meet a 16-year-old Cora, who was adopted and raised by the Forest People. We learned in the beginning that Cora has Magic, which she referred to as "her curse". Luckily, the Forest People practice in what they call "The Arts", and were able to help Cora hone her abilities. Things go awry when she and a few friends decide to entertain a group of hunters in the woods, and Cora finds out they've been imprisoning unicorns with the purpose of taking their horns, and worst of all, Morkai is the one responsible for all this.
Meanwhile, Princess Mareleau of Sele has arranged a poetry contest in order to decide on a suitor to marry, the three finalists must find three unicorns for her, and take one pelt, one horn, and one alive as a pet to prove their love dedication to her. This is where we meet Teryn, the Crown Prince of Mena, and Larylis, his twin brother. Larylis is in love with Mareleau, but can't be with her because she was promised to Teryn.
That's the beginning of the first book, Shadows of Lela, and honestly, I found this trilogy really enjoyable. The world building was well done, the characters have motives, and actions have consequences. I find that, as a fantasy fan, it's very difficult to find a high fantasy book/series that is original, makes any kind of sense, and has at least SOME thought put into it, and the Lela Trilogy checks all those boxes!
But, I still have a silly little complaint. In the first book, there were lines throughout that felt a bit awkward, or moments when we were told, rather than shown, something. These issues, however, seemingly disappeared when I started the second book, so I commend Odette for growing and improving to the point where even a picky reader (like myself) can't find any noteworthy flaws!
July 20, 2020
Exceptionally Well-Written Epic Fantasy
Fantasy is not my usual preferred sub-genre—though I do love reading it on occasion and finding new authors and series to enjoy—but I so loved another book by this author that I wanted to check this one out. I am so glad I did. The book pulls you in right away in a dramatic scene featuring our heroine as a young princess of ten literally feeling sympathetic pains as her sister-in-law (the queen) gives birth. But things go downhill fast and then go from bad to worse. Young Cora is banished by her elder brother the king—and an evil mage is quite delighted. I love that the author did not start this book with the dreaded information dump and just threw us into the action. Yet, it was still understandable and not confusing whatsoever. We meet other key players very quickly and soon see what the young girl's life has turned into 6 years after her banishment. What I like about this series is that the major characters had strong character arcs, actually growing over the course of the series; they are not the people at the end as they were at the beginning. While this book had a ton of action, like most fantasy books, character did not suffer because of the never-ending flow of dramatic events, which unfortunately happens quite often in fantasy. A lot is going on in the multi-faceted fight of good against evil, enough to keep me riveted to my seat and turning those pages. A fantastic epic fantasy, highly recommended.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
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Fantasy is not my usual preferred sub-genre—though I do love reading it on occasion and finding new authors and series to enjoy—but I so loved another book by this author that I wanted to check this one out. I am so glad I did. The book pulls you in right away in a dramatic scene featuring our heroine as a young princess of ten literally feeling sympathetic pains as her sister-in-law (the queen) gives birth. But things go downhill fast and then go from bad to worse. Young Cora is banished by her elder brother the king—and an evil mage is quite delighted. I love that the author did not start this book with the dreaded information dump and just threw us into the action. Yet, it was still understandable and not confusing whatsoever. We meet other key players very quickly and soon see what the young girl's life has turned into 6 years after her banishment. What I like about this series is that the major characters had strong character arcs, actually growing over the course of the series; they are not the people at the end as they were at the beginning. While this book had a ton of action, like most fantasy books, character did not suffer because of the never-ending flow of dramatic events, which unfortunately happens quite often in fantasy. A lot is going on in the multi-faceted fight of good against evil, enough to keep me riveted to my seat and turning those pages. A fantastic epic fantasy, highly recommended.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
July 1, 2020
This book started like a roller coaster ride, slowly and picking up steam that takes you on a thrilling ride. The ups and downs, twists and turns keeps you riveted. The characters draw you in and the magical elements and Unicorns leave you awed. This is a good versus evil and the power of determination and love. I loved this book.
Cora and her brother Dimetreus return to Kero as the Princess and King for the first time in years. Things didn’t happen the way they planned. They are under the thumb of King Verdian. Nothing is going right and Cora is trying to cleanse the tower where Morkai lived. Teryn defies King Verdain and travels to be with Cora. Then the real trouble begins.
Cora has to try and save everything and everyone she holds dear as once again she is faced with a evil threatening to take it all.
This book was fascinating and full of amazing characters and twists and turns.
A great book full of fantasy galore.
This book and series was a whirlwind of drama, action, romance with a Prophecy coming closer to fulfillment.
Cora, Theryn, Mareleau, and Larylis are battling a new danger as they figured out that Darius is Morkai’s father and worse than Morkai ever was.
When Dragons appear everything is a sign the tear in the veil is worsening that sets Cora and Mareleau on a journey to find Ailan.
The twists and turns get wilder and time is running out. This book kept me in suspense and craving more.
This is the last book of the trilogy and had me on the edge of my seat. Great book, great series and a amazing conclusion,
Cora and her brother Dimetreus return to Kero as the Princess and King for the first time in years. Things didn’t happen the way they planned. They are under the thumb of King Verdian. Nothing is going right and Cora is trying to cleanse the tower where Morkai lived. Teryn defies King Verdain and travels to be with Cora. Then the real trouble begins.
Cora has to try and save everything and everyone she holds dear as once again she is faced with a evil threatening to take it all.
This book was fascinating and full of amazing characters and twists and turns.
A great book full of fantasy galore.
This book and series was a whirlwind of drama, action, romance with a Prophecy coming closer to fulfillment.
Cora, Theryn, Mareleau, and Larylis are battling a new danger as they figured out that Darius is Morkai’s father and worse than Morkai ever was.
When Dragons appear everything is a sign the tear in the veil is worsening that sets Cora and Mareleau on a journey to find Ailan.
The twists and turns get wilder and time is running out. This book kept me in suspense and craving more.
This is the last book of the trilogy and had me on the edge of my seat. Great book, great series and a amazing conclusion,
July 1, 2020
This was an excellently executed epic fantasy. The world building was fantastic. The characters felt real. There was a lot of emotion poured into this story. I quickly read through books 1 and 2. At the beginning of book 3, I faltered. Not because of pacing or plot problems. I identified too well with a main character. At the beginning of book three, she is made to really face what her infertility means. I struggled with infertility myself and found myself reliving many of those same feelings. This aspect of her character was written so well, I wouldn't be surprised to learn the author has had some experience with infertility herself.
Overall, it was a very engrossing read as I was able to complete it in three days. The pacing is perfect. There is a great balance between action and romance. I appreciate the romance aspect remaining clean while still being passionate. This is a story I would feel good recommending to someone as young as a preteen (I know I would have loved it at that age) while still being engrossing for an adult. Thank you, Tessonja Odette for sharing your talent.
Overall, it was a very engrossing read as I was able to complete it in three days. The pacing is perfect. There is a great balance between action and romance. I appreciate the romance aspect remaining clean while still being passionate. This is a story I would feel good recommending to someone as young as a preteen (I know I would have loved it at that age) while still being engrossing for an adult. Thank you, Tessonja Odette for sharing your talent.
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December 20, 2020
A good exercise with some problems
The books were constructed well. The plot unfolded at a reasonable pace. The magic system was simple, but consisten enough. Unfortunately, it also made the character seem more limited as how your magic works relates to your character. Also having the characters overcome their flaws added a moral dimension to the story that reminded me more of Megan Cellier than Sarah Maas or Leigh Bardugo.
I actually believe the author should have rolled with that and nixed anything explicit because she was better at writing about that sweet, sincere moral development than she was at writing sexual tension.
I only found a few grammatical or typographical errors in all three books that did not interfere with meaning. The book would have worked best as a High Fantasy, younger, YA Romance, but it tried to be Dark Fantasy with a very small number of uninspired sexual scenes. Still, a good exercise. At a price of 99 cents for three books, I give it five stars.
The books were constructed well. The plot unfolded at a reasonable pace. The magic system was simple, but consisten enough. Unfortunately, it also made the character seem more limited as how your magic works relates to your character. Also having the characters overcome their flaws added a moral dimension to the story that reminded me more of Megan Cellier than Sarah Maas or Leigh Bardugo.
I actually believe the author should have rolled with that and nixed anything explicit because she was better at writing about that sweet, sincere moral development than she was at writing sexual tension.
I only found a few grammatical or typographical errors in all three books that did not interfere with meaning. The book would have worked best as a High Fantasy, younger, YA Romance, but it tried to be Dark Fantasy with a very small number of uninspired sexual scenes. Still, a good exercise. At a price of 99 cents for three books, I give it five stars.
July 9, 2020
Copy received from the author and I am reviewing it voluntarily and objectively.
After reading book one of the Fair Isle trilogy, I just had to follow this author more closely. When offered this trilogy, of course I jumped on it. After finishing this trilogy, I see that the author has improved in her writing since this trilogy. While I give the series a solid 3.5 stars, I was not exactly hooked right in with any of it.
Book 1 did awesome character set-up, as well as introduce the plot of the ongoing royal struggles they all face. It brings in creatures such as unicorns. Book 2 was the best. It had the romance plot within it, as well as the inclusion of a sneaky plot. Book 3 I found myself bored with.
Beautiful artwork for the trilogy, but it is not something I plan on rereading.
After reading book one of the Fair Isle trilogy, I just had to follow this author more closely. When offered this trilogy, of course I jumped on it. After finishing this trilogy, I see that the author has improved in her writing since this trilogy. While I give the series a solid 3.5 stars, I was not exactly hooked right in with any of it.
Book 1 did awesome character set-up, as well as introduce the plot of the ongoing royal struggles they all face. It brings in creatures such as unicorns. Book 2 was the best. It had the romance plot within it, as well as the inclusion of a sneaky plot. Book 3 I found myself bored with.
Beautiful artwork for the trilogy, but it is not something I plan on rereading.
June 28, 2020
PG reading to fill most of a week (because you all are probably not the voracious reader I am).
Shadows of Lela: It will take a full, LONG day to read this mostly family-friendly first book of the Lela Trilogy with its sixteen-years-old protagonists, Princess Coralaine of Kero, Princes Teryn and Larylis of Mena, and Prince Lexington of Tomas. 4*
Veil of Mist: Allow a VERY long, full day for this installment of the (mostly) family-friendly adventures of Princess Coralaine, Prince Teryn, Princess Mareleau, and Prince Larylis. 5*
Shades of Prophecy: Set aside a full day for this YA quest to save Lela from the evil Darius. 5*
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Shadows of Lela: It will take a full, LONG day to read this mostly family-friendly first book of the Lela Trilogy with its sixteen-years-old protagonists, Princess Coralaine of Kero, Princes Teryn and Larylis of Mena, and Prince Lexington of Tomas. 4*
Veil of Mist: Allow a VERY long, full day for this installment of the (mostly) family-friendly adventures of Princess Coralaine, Prince Teryn, Princess Mareleau, and Prince Larylis. 5*
Shades of Prophecy: Set aside a full day for this YA quest to save Lela from the evil Darius. 5*
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 29, 2020
LOVE THIS FANTASY TRILOGY A LOT. CORA'S CHARACTER WAS SO STRONG AND FIERCE. SHE WAS ONLY 16 YET SHE WAS AMAZING.
I REALLY LOVED LEX CHARACTER AS WELL. THE WAY BOOK 1 ENDED WAS TRULY AWESOME. IT LEFT ME CRAVING FOR MORE. THANKFULLY I HAD THE SECOND AND THIRD BOOK. I ACTUALLY WASN'T SURE THAT I WOULD LIKE THIS BOOK BUT THIS TRILOGY IS BEYOND MY EXPECTATIONS. AND THE SECOND BOOK WAS JUST AS AWESOME AS THE FIRST ONE.THE CHARACTERS GREW SO MUCH THROUGHOUT THE TRILOGY.
THE THIRD BOOK WAS SO GOOD. THE WAY THE END WAS WRITTEN WAS AMAZING.
OVERALL THIS TRILOGY HAD EVERYTHING YOU CAN FOR IN A FANTASY NOVEL.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I REALLY LOVED LEX CHARACTER AS WELL. THE WAY BOOK 1 ENDED WAS TRULY AWESOME. IT LEFT ME CRAVING FOR MORE. THANKFULLY I HAD THE SECOND AND THIRD BOOK. I ACTUALLY WASN'T SURE THAT I WOULD LIKE THIS BOOK BUT THIS TRILOGY IS BEYOND MY EXPECTATIONS. AND THE SECOND BOOK WAS JUST AS AWESOME AS THE FIRST ONE.THE CHARACTERS GREW SO MUCH THROUGHOUT THE TRILOGY.
THE THIRD BOOK WAS SO GOOD. THE WAY THE END WAS WRITTEN WAS AMAZING.
OVERALL THIS TRILOGY HAD EVERYTHING YOU CAN FOR IN A FANTASY NOVEL.
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July 1, 2020
A prophecy. Cora has lived a sad life having to endure many loses. And when at only six years old she told her brother that an evil sorcerer was responsible for killing their relatives, he banished her. But living with the Forest People hone her magic and at sixteen she is ready to defend her kingdom and the world. She will find love, new friends and allies, and more heartache, but Cora has strength of character, much love, and she will persevere. Along with her allies they will defeat tow sorcerers and heal a kingdom. This was such a mythical, magical, wonderful book. ]I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review
July 1, 2020
This Trilogy revolves around a prophecy, magic, and betrayal as the main characters attempt to save the land of Lela which is being threatened by evil. Three full-length novels are included in this collection. The titles are: Shadows of Lela, Veil of Mist, and Shades of Prophecy.
Grab this exciting trilogy as it never stops moving from adventure to adventure. The main characters are strong and dedicated. But the evil is likewise strong. Will Princess Cora’s magic be strong enough to protect the kingdom and save those she and Prince Teryn love?
Grab this exciting trilogy as it never stops moving from adventure to adventure. The main characters are strong and dedicated. But the evil is likewise strong. Will Princess Cora’s magic be strong enough to protect the kingdom and save those she and Prince Teryn love?
July 5, 2020
I loved these books. The stories and ere great. Plenty of magic,mystical creatures, wizards & witches. Also-ran a lot of compassion & friendship.
Valor's friendship with Cora is truly amazing. His fierce loyalty to her is a blessing.
I am especially proud of Merileau. She didn't know she had powers. The way she went from a spoiled brat to a mother that would do anything possible to protect her child. Melileau nurtured her power and saved it until the time was right.
Great trilogy and Tessonja Odette is now one of my favorite authors.
Valor's friendship with Cora is truly amazing. His fierce loyalty to her is a blessing.
I am especially proud of Merileau. She didn't know she had powers. The way she went from a spoiled brat to a mother that would do anything possible to protect her child. Melileau nurtured her power and saved it until the time was right.
Great trilogy and Tessonja Odette is now one of my favorite authors.
June 29, 2020
Perfect weekend reading!
The “Lela Trilogy” is a delightful series with characters that are complex, and authentic with a depth that adds excitement to this tale. The storyline’s plot combines drama, action, suspense, twists and turns with magic, and makes an exciting tale. Each book’s storyline picks up from the previous providing a smooth flow and a fast pace to an unbelievable ending that is a total surprise. I highly recommend this series.
The “Lela Trilogy” is a delightful series with characters that are complex, and authentic with a depth that adds excitement to this tale. The storyline’s plot combines drama, action, suspense, twists and turns with magic, and makes an exciting tale. Each book’s storyline picks up from the previous providing a smooth flow and a fast pace to an unbelievable ending that is a total surprise. I highly recommend this series.
June 28, 2020
I love these stories! They are all wonderful and it is fantastic to be able to follow the character growth and development from the first story through the last. Its very organic and natural, but definitely needed for some of them! I would highly recommend this series to any fantasy lover!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 2, 2020
Lela Trilogy: The Complete Series Collection by Tessonja Odette is an awesome box set that I have read. I have loved reading this awesome box set very much and I can not wait to read more from this author. I highly recommend this awesome box set to all.
I read a complimentary Advanced Reader Copy of this book & am voluntarily leaving an honest and unbiased review.
I read a complimentary Advanced Reader Copy of this book & am voluntarily leaving an honest and unbiased review.
July 9, 2020
This set includes the complete series for the Lela Trilogy. What pulled me to this collection was the cover and I was not disappointed. This is a very well written series that from the start pulls you into the story and keeps you until the end. I loved it and would recommend reading.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 16, 2020
I really enjoyed this series. Because all of the books were together, I was able to have a better experience with the characters, their troubles, and triumphs. This is a fantasy story based in a middle-Earth-esk setting. The characters of three kingdoms and their neighbor, a group of people who follow the ancient ways, and beings from another world fight against evil, selfish forces.
July 23, 2020
This series was a whirlwind of drama, action, romance, twist and turns, ups and downs. The characters are amazing and fiesty and it has Unicorns. This is a good versus evil series and I love the power of determination and love the characters have. I would recommend to everyone.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 31, 2020
I really enjoyed this entire series! Everything I read by this author has been excellent and really enjoyable. This is not short stories, but full length books with full plot lines. They are well written and have a great YA theme with magic, dragons, unicorns and Fae. Any fans of this type YA will enjoy these!
July 1, 2020
I loved this trilogy. It has everything in it. The adventure and romance and story kept me binging all the books. I loved it from start to finish and it didnt have a single dull moment. This series is a must!
July 11, 2020
A land that was part of another by a veil but the veil was torn and a magical man wanted the power to take over. Lots of people trying to stop the Morkai and his troops. This series is very good and easy to read. Good storytelling, good book.
August 14, 2020
Totally enthralling. This is a tale full of magic, mystery, Battles, there is a prophecy for both Human and Fae. Before the prophecy can be fulfilled there is a long road for our heroine to go. Highly recommended.
July 15, 2020
Ok I own these sepereatly and loved em and now all in one bundle and wow! That cover!!! So freaking pretty! You won't be disappointed with this series I loved it and have reread it several times!!!!
December 12, 2020
Fantastic book!
I really enjoyed this complete series and recommend this book to anyone who enjoys magic, adventure, and a love story.
I really enjoyed this complete series and recommend this book to anyone who enjoys magic, adventure, and a love story.
July 1, 2020
PG reading to fill most of a week (because you all are probably not the voracious reader I am).
Shadows of Lela: It will take a full, LONG day to read this mostly family-friendly first book of the Lela Trilogy with its sixteen-years-old protagonists, Princess Coralaine of Kero, Princes Teryn and Larylis of Mena, and Prince Lexington of Tomas. 4*
Veil of Mist: Allow a VERY long, full day for this installment of the (mostly) family-friendly adventures of Princess Coralaine, Prince Teryn, Princess Mareleau, and Prince Larylis. 5*
Shades of Prophecy: Set aside a full day for this YA quest to save Lela from the evil Darius. 5*
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Shadows of Lela: It will take a full, LONG day to read this mostly family-friendly first book of the Lela Trilogy with its sixteen-years-old protagonists, Princess Coralaine of Kero, Princes Teryn and Larylis of Mena, and Prince Lexington of Tomas. 4*
Veil of Mist: Allow a VERY long, full day for this installment of the (mostly) family-friendly adventures of Princess Coralaine, Prince Teryn, Princess Mareleau, and Prince Larylis. 5*
Shades of Prophecy: Set aside a full day for this YA quest to save Lela from the evil Darius. 5*
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March 14, 2021
Loved the whole series!
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