This is a feature started on Breaking the Spine that puts the spotlight on upcoming books.
This week’s pick is:
Release date: February 9th 2016
Goodreads: Seventeen years ago, an eclipse cloaked the kingdom of Relhok in perpetual darkness. In the chaos, an evil chancellor murdered the king and queen and seized their throne. Luna, Relhok’s lost princess, has been hiding in a tower ever since. Luna’s survival depends on the world believing she is dead.
But that doesn’t stop Luna from wanting more. When she meets Fowler, a mysterious archer braving the woods outside her tower, Luna is drawn to him despite the risk. When the tower is attacked, Luna and Fowler escape together. But this world of darkness is more treacherous than Luna ever realized.
With every threat stacked against them, Luna and Fowler find solace in each other. But with secrets still unspoken between them, falling in love might be their most dangerous journey yet.
Why I’m excited: So far, it seems like 2016 will be a huge year for fantasy books and that makes me excited. I really liked the Uninvited duology and this sounds like another really interesting world to get lost in while reading. It sounds tense and as long as I like the characters and their chemistry together, I’m sure I’ll end up loving this book.
Saw this one on Goodreads and it drew my attention too. Love the cover and blurb. Seems really interesting. Awesome pick. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Happy Wednesday!
Shane @ Itching for Books
Hopefully it’ll be as interesting as it seems:)
I’ve been seeing this around a lot, I can’t wait to check it out! Great pick!
I can’t wait for this one either! Great pick! Here’s my WoW. Happy reading!
Thanks:)
Oooh I love the cover for this!
It’s so pretty!
Great Pick! I have seen this book once before and thought it would be a great read. Sophie Jordan is a great author. Hope you enjoy this read when you get your hands on it.
Carolyn #GeekGirlBooks
Thanks:) I love Sophie Jordan too:)
Oo good pick, this one sounds really interesting! Very fairy-tale-esque
Thanks:) It does;)
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