Young Llama Thoughts
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Adventurous
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Christian Friendly
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Easy Reading
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Humerous
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Youth Appropriate
Overall
Review
This novella is set before The Prophetess of Arden (which is an amazing book by the way!) and it sets up the book with background moments that are totally amazing!!!!!
This novel is about Prince Seth Hal-Titus, the high-prince of a broken kingdom. With his kingdom overthrown, his people scattered amidst enemies and his hope pretty much destroyed. Seth’s only wish is to find his sister Hadassah and keep her safe again. But he can’t find her. That is till he hears of a clue to her where-a-bouts. But his enemies are also hunting for her… And they don’t want her safe…
This novella is just fabulous! Set before the book that stole my heart, it really sets the stage for the amazing adventure that is The Prophetess of Arden. Filled with adventure, action and tons of suspense; this 200 page story takes you on quite the adventure!
Now there is violence in the book. Mention of blood, stabbings, arrows, knifes and such. Mention of being tortured, though it isn’t too detailed. Plus there are also monsters in the book. Called Shades, the kind-of seem like demons in a spiritual ware-fare kind-of way. They aren’t “monsters” just people who are now kind-of turned into something else?… It’s hard to explain.
Overall, this novella is amazing and I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it! I should-of read this book first, because this short story really made the book even better! Young ladies 15 and up would seriously enjoy this series!!!! -The Young Llama Reader.
Pros
- An amazing novella!!!
- Great for teens 15 and up!
- A Christian-friendly adventure!!!!!
Cons
- Mention of violence, blood and monsters…
The war is lost.
His people conquered or exiled.
Prince Seth Hal-Titus has only one hope left and that is to keep his sister, Hadassah, hidden and safe.
But he has to find her first.
After three years of searching, he finally gets a clue that takes him back to North Arden – the kingdom stolen by the Duramonti.
Seth must find her before the enemy does. But Hadassah isn’t the only one being hunted….
A novella in the King and Prophet Chronicles.
