Title: The Fallen Prince
Author: Shea Berkley
Publisher: Entangled Teen
Source: Netgalley
Rating: 4 Stars
Goodreads:
There is a magical realm that exists alongside the human realm, but it wasn’t always so. The firsts are beings who were created to nurture the land. The world was split into two realms, and the firsts were allowed to redeem themselves. Sadly, the majority continued with their self-indulgent behavior to the point where one of their own, a king, became so obsessed with power, he was secretly banished by the court in hopes his absence would calm the masses. But a spark of madness was ignited and not even the lost king's absence could curtail what he set in motion.
My Thoughts
Fast paced and full of twists and turns "The Fallen Prince" will have you anxiously turning each page.
In the second installment to "The Keepers of Life" trilogy it's all about control. Dylan is pretty happy to be back in the human world where everything is a lot less complicated or so he thought. New powers have started to manifest themselves and Dylan is becoming overwhelmed worse yet Kera is keeping secrets.
I couldn't put the book down. The writing was beautiful and the world building was nicely done. I really enjoyed learning more about the characters and the realm of Teag. It was also nice to see more growth in both Dylan and Kera as well. They both had to face some difficult challenges in this book and I really admired them and how they handled things. They may not have always made the best decisions, but they never gave up. They stuck to their beliefs and always tried to do what they believed was right.
I highly recommend the exciting sequel to "The Marked Son" by Shea Berkley!
In the second installment to "The Keepers of Life" trilogy it's all about control. Dylan is pretty happy to be back in the human world where everything is a lot less complicated or so he thought. New powers have started to manifest themselves and Dylan is becoming overwhelmed worse yet Kera is keeping secrets.
I couldn't put the book down. The writing was beautiful and the world building was nicely done. I really enjoyed learning more about the characters and the realm of Teag. It was also nice to see more growth in both Dylan and Kera as well. They both had to face some difficult challenges in this book and I really admired them and how they handled things. They may not have always made the best decisions, but they never gave up. They stuck to their beliefs and always tried to do what they believed was right.
I highly recommend the exciting sequel to "The Marked Son" by Shea Berkley!
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