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Discovered
An evil tyrant. A rebellious uprising. Will her destiny prevent total destruction… or send everyone to their doom?
Her gift of shapeshifting may have disappeared, but Meg Porta won’t let her new home perish. Clinging to a slender thread of hope, she’s forced to fulfill her mysterious part in an ancient prophecy. But when the three leaders of a dark religion each make violent plays for ultimate power, Meg and her allies are plunged into a race to destroy the source of their magic.
Sailing hard from the rebel islands to be the first to reach the remote mountain location, Meg can’t shake the feeling she’s about to repeat a terrible mistake. But with a powerful genius leading an army of undead warrior monks intent on taking her down, she’ll have to seize her foretold place in history or face total obliteration.
Will Meg claim her fated role and save the world from falling to malevolent tyranny?
Discovered is the third book in the fast-paced Chronicles of Thamon fantasy series. If you like daring heroines, twisted tyrants, and selfless sacrifice, then you’ll love Beca Lewis’s gripping tale.
Her gift of shapeshifting may have disappeared, but Meg Porta won’t let her new home perish. Clinging to a slender thread of hope, she’s forced to fulfill her mysterious part in an ancient prophecy. But when the three leaders of a dark religion each make violent plays for ultimate power, Meg and her allies are plunged into a race to destroy the source of their magic.
Sailing hard from the rebel islands to be the first to reach the remote mountain location, Meg can’t shake the feeling she’s about to repeat a terrible mistake. But with a powerful genius leading an army of undead warrior monks intent on taking her down, she’ll have to seize her foretold place in history or face total obliteration.
Will Meg claim her fated role and save the world from falling to malevolent tyranny?
Discovered is the third book in the fast-paced Chronicles of Thamon fantasy series. If you like daring heroines, twisted tyrants, and selfless sacrifice, then you’ll love Beca Lewis’s gripping tale.
266 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 16, 2020
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December 5, 2020
"Discovered," by Beca Lewis is a fantasy story with strong female leads who yearn for a world of magic
Ever since magic has been outlawed, the world has changed. People live in peril, and the gifted ones subside in hiding.
Two shape shifting sisters must fight the tyranny of the would-be god governing the people.
Suzanne is a shape shifter, with the ability to change from her human form to that of a dragon. She is on a mission to free the local townspeople from Aaron-Lim.
Meg is a shapeshifter who endeavours to use her ability to change into a raven for the good of the suffering Mages.
Other characters include Stryker, an adventurer who is tasked with aiding the rebellion. He has hidden magic capabilities that he cannot reveal. If his secret is discovered, he will face punishment under the new ant-magic laws.
The writing style is clear and concise, with attention to characters and setting that allow the reader to picture the scenes with clarity.
The character development in this story was intricate and detailed. Each person came alive upon the page with vivid descriptions.
The scenes are vivid and wonderfully described. All five senses are imbued with information to create destinations that could be viewed in the mind's eye.
This book fell short for me with a weekly driven plot. I felt like this tale had so much potential to be an epic mystical adventure, but it never reached the pinnacle. I bet if the author adds more action and dialogue, the story will become a story, instead of a collection of excellent descriptions.
Ever since magic has been outlawed, the world has changed. People live in peril, and the gifted ones subside in hiding.
Two shape shifting sisters must fight the tyranny of the would-be god governing the people.
Suzanne is a shape shifter, with the ability to change from her human form to that of a dragon. She is on a mission to free the local townspeople from Aaron-Lim.
Meg is a shapeshifter who endeavours to use her ability to change into a raven for the good of the suffering Mages.
Other characters include Stryker, an adventurer who is tasked with aiding the rebellion. He has hidden magic capabilities that he cannot reveal. If his secret is discovered, he will face punishment under the new ant-magic laws.
The writing style is clear and concise, with attention to characters and setting that allow the reader to picture the scenes with clarity.
The character development in this story was intricate and detailed. Each person came alive upon the page with vivid descriptions.
The scenes are vivid and wonderfully described. All five senses are imbued with information to create destinations that could be viewed in the mind's eye.
This book fell short for me with a weekly driven plot. I felt like this tale had so much potential to be an epic mystical adventure, but it never reached the pinnacle. I bet if the author adds more action and dialogue, the story will become a story, instead of a collection of excellent descriptions.
August 26, 2023
This was the best book in the trilogy.
There were more interactions between the characters, more action, and less info dumps and repetition . . . although it wasn't without them.
The ending was quite thrilling and the best part of it all was the positive message that came across. Meg had a hard decision to make based on moral principles, but I won't say how it concluded.
There were more interactions between the characters, more action, and less info dumps and repetition . . . although it wasn't without them.
The ending was quite thrilling and the best part of it all was the positive message that came across. Meg had a hard decision to make based on moral principles, but I won't say how it concluded.
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