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

Jeremy Forsyth

ebook | Pages: 214 pages

Rating: 4.57 | 47 Users | 36 Reviews

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Edition Language:	English
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	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 214 pages
Published	:	October 15th 2017 by Jeremy Forsyth
Categories	:	Fantasy

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Loved!!! Loved!!! Loved this book!!! Too short, though! Why!? This author really has a thing for dark endings, but it was a thrilling read none the less. I love this new world. I love the characters, and I cannot wait for the next one!

Once I got reading, I literally couldn't put it down. The suspense was great for me, especially towards the end. I knew the twist was coming but I wasn't sure who I could trust. In the end, though sad, I was satisfied with the conclusion and I can say, without a shadow of a doubt that I'm fully invested in the goings on of this elven world that author Jeremy Forsyth has conjured up. Looking forward to the full length novel.



I was given a free pdf copy from the author. This in no way sways my opinion of the book.3.5 starsConsider me shook. I wasn't expecting to like this as much as I did! The book itself is really short (about 60 or something pages depending on the edition) but there's so much world-building in there it's hard to believe looking back it is that short! I'm in awe at how good the world-building is, it's definitely made me think on how I can make my NaNoWriMo draft better. The writing (besides the

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 prefer The Evening Tide but this was definitely a close second. The twist at the end was good, not mind-blowing, but good. The characters came across well and I am relieved to find that this book wasn't a cheesy love story but unique in its plot, delivery, and expectation. I am becoming quite a fan of this author. Bring on the next one!

Huh! I was not fooled this time! I read this in one sitting, as I should had done with The Evening Tide as well. This book is also short, but it is packed with a combination of elements that satisfy the greedy eyes and the thirsty minds of the readers. The whole setting reminded of the Middle Ages and had a slight modern vibe into it. The writing, the dialogues, the manners, were all so Medieval British-proper with a New World-twist. Using the term buddy was absolutely entertaining and smart. It