4.5 

Heir of Hope

By Morgan L. Busse
Heir of Hope by Morgan L. Busse digital book - Fable

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What would you sacrifice to save mankind?
 
The great city of Thyra has fallen and shadows spread across the land. Rowen Mar, the last Truthsayer, is taken before the Shadonae. But the Shadonae are not who she thought they were, and now they want to claim her as their own. 
 
Caleb Tala, former assassin and prince, is now a Guardian of mankind. Exiled from his country, Caleb wanders the desert in search of his mother's past and clues to who he is.

These are the last days of the Eldaran race. Rowen and Caleb must find their way along the dark path set before them by their ancestors: to heal what was wounded and love where hatred grows. But the road is narrow and the darkness beckons. If either of them fails, all will be lost...

And the human race will be no more. 

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4.5
“Great book. Great ending. Great morals. However act 2 felt long as the characters traveled through the desert. I honestly thought we would see more activity from the antagonists who seemed to be hiding secrets that would have been nice to know sooner or I might have understood them better. I also wished we saw more of Calab's power, but it's a wonderful story nonetheless. The main characters are great and portrays determined Believers in a sinful world. I definitely HATED the men in this series and got annoyed reading about their uncontrollable, detestable and undeserving lust for women who were not their wives. The women felt like victims who men just stared at 😡. Yes, I wanted to reach through the pages and slap Drake (from the previous book).”
“The Heir of Hope is a great read. The writing is beautiful, the character growth is solid, and Morgan weaves in the symbolism of the Lord in a really natural, meaningful way. Caleb and Neirne were the highlight for me. Their romance just felt right—unexpected, but it worked. Honestly, I found myself looking forward to their chapters more than Rowen and Lore’s. Rowen and Lore’s relationship felt a little forced by comparison. My only downside—and why I knocked off a star—is the climax. It felt like the whole series was building toward a huge moment, and then it didn’t quite hit. Could be because I had to put the book down a few times mid-chapter, but still… it didn’t leave me shouting at the end like I expected. And I wasn’t crazy about the epilogue focusing on Rowen and Lore when I really wanted more Caleb and Neirne. All that said, it’s still a beautiful book-and series-and absolutely worth reading.”

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