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The Broken Rose (Sun, Moon, Sand and Star #2)

Jeremy Forsyth

ebook | Pages: 248 pages

Rating: 4.57 | 47 Users | 36 Reviews

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Series:	Sun, Moon, Sand and Star #2

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In the city of Evennal, where the Karnaea is set to begin, love is awakened as mistrust stirs and prowling the streets at night, a blademaster hunts all who would seek to befoul the name of the Whispering God. The Elder has returned. The Karnaea tournaments have begun and Stasanda and Jaydan want the full experience but are unaware of what will soon develop between them when their paths cross.

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Title	:	The Broken Rose (Sun, Moon, Sand and Star #2)
Author	:	Jeremy Forsyth
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 248 pages
Published	:	October 15th 2017 by Jeremy Forsyth
Categories	:	Fantasy

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Ratings: 4.57 From 47 Users | 36 Reviews

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I loved this and while thinking about what to say in this review, I found it hard to define why this book really resonated with me!!The obvious appeal came from the story itself; it is interesting, the plot was well thought out. The world as well was very fascinating, the cultures that I discovered, were intriguing and I really liked how there were subtle tie-ins with The Evening Tide!The characters were well written too and to be honest, I think that is it; they were so believable, so real. I

I absolutely loved this book!! This was great storytelling as it was in The Evening Tide! Young love, elves and a world that is incredibly fascinating, with a shocking ending that comes out of nowhere. I love these characters; Teegs was so funny, Jaydan was so charming. Stase is complex, and I envision a beautiful and sweet elvess but strong and stubborn, very independent! My heart goes out to Stase! Without giving anything away I feel like I understand her dilemma in choosing between love with

But why?!?!?!?!After the heartache in The Evening Tide, I was really hoping for happiness... My heart!All that aside, I really enjoyed this short novel. The author knows how to draw you into this fantasy world... it feels real and I could picture it in my head as if I was there. I think I actually like these Elves better than the Sun elves! The characters are great, and as with the first novel, I really enjoyed the romance between the two characters. And I still love and hate Asharal!I'm eagerly

Although I loved the action of The Evening Tide, I was thoroughly captivated by the love story that Jeremy twisted into the threads of a world struggling through religious and political upheaval; all encompassed in a universe that your heart will long to visit! The characters are captivating and no one sets a scene quite like Jeremy. The book will leave you with moments that will still be crystal clear in your mind for years to come!

A great story!I now prefer the Moon Elves to the Sun Elves and was impressed by this book's ability to make me switch sides just two chapters in. This is a very endearing love story about two young Moon Elves and their friends, who wish to attend the Karnaea, (a somewhat elf version of a medieval tournament). There is a level of mistrust that slowly seeps its way into the group which kept me wondering throughout each chapter. I liked that! As I found in The Evening Tide, the characters were

After reading The Evening Tide, my expectation was to begin its sequel; instead, I found that The Broken Rose is more of a crossover, a stand-alone with minor and subtle tie-ins to its predecessor. None the less, I enjoyed the read. It's quick and direct with very engaging characters. The Moon Elves in contrast to the Sun Elves, appear to have more depth, live in a functioning society with its own unique culture and law. The way the author brought these elements across was brilliant and I

Pretty cool! I like books with big plot twists. I do feel like Stasanda needed to get over herself. Teegs was a cool character; he made me chuckle more often than not while Nendia was pleasantly dislikable. Alardia was cool too but not as distinctive as the other characters. Jay seemed like a bit of a sucker but the love between him and Stasanda was interesting and the ending was done really well. I like these elves, I like this world. 5 stars!