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Book HighlightsThe hardcover format features an under the jacket design, full territory map, dust jacket, illustrated title page (in updated version only) and extra material (translation dictionary, etc.). The paperback format includes the same beautiful title page illustrations, territory map, and extra material as the standard hardcover. The ebook features a single title page illustration, territory map, extra material, and now a preview of Book #2! |
GenreThe Undiscovered Descendants is a gripping real-world fantasy adventure that blends magic, first love, unlikely friendships, and futuristic technology with a hearty dose of Norse mythology. |
The SeriesThe Gray Fortress (Book #2 of the Nordri Series) is now available in both ebook and print formats. Continue the journey in the frozen fjord! |
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a gripping fantasy novel
“The Undiscovered Descendants” is a gripping fantasy novel that would lure you into its exciting world and make you want more.When the story started, I thought it would be another young adult drama novel as the new neighbor arrives. When they meet each other, Elin and Aeden have sizzling chemistry, and I wondered how it would progress. But, the story shook me when Hunter Tristan entered the picture and targeted Elin for the awakening ritual. The author opened a whole new world with the Dormant Descendants and Clans, and I could not put the book down.The beauty of the tale is how all the characters appear somewhat gray, and you don’t know if they are hiding something. I enjoyed the dynamics of all the three characters, like when Aeden feels Elin slipping away from him when she spends more time with Tristan. The author also reveals the world in bits and pieces, so you fit the details as the story progresses. Some memorable moments in the tale are the scenes at the coffee shop or what happens at the dance. While the story starts off a bit slow, the author speeds the pace gradually, which eventually leads to a thrilling climax in the library.There are some surprising twists that I did not see coming. I also enjoyed how the author toggled the storyline from the three characters’ perspectives, making you closely connect with them. The author ends the book in a cliffhanger that makes you scream at the story and look forward to the next installment.Overall, “The Undiscovered Descendants” is a gripping start to the series, and I can’t wait to read how it continues.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2021
“The Undiscovered Descendants” is a gripping fantasy novel that would lure you into its exciting world and make you want more.
When the story started, I thought it would be another young adult drama novel as the new neighbor arrives. When they meet each other, Elin and Aeden have sizzling chemistry, and I wondered how it would progress. But, the story shook me when Hunter Tristan entered the picture and targeted Elin for the awakening ritual. The author opened a whole new world with the Dormant Descendants and Clans, and I could not put the book down.
The beauty of the tale is how all the characters appear somewhat gray, and you don’t know if they are hiding something. I enjoyed the dynamics of all the three characters, like when Aeden feels Elin slipping away from him when she spends more time with Tristan. The author also reveals the world in bits and pieces, so you fit the details as the story progresses. Some memorable moments in the tale are the scenes at the coffee shop or what happens at the dance. While the story starts off a bit slow, the author speeds the pace gradually, which eventually leads to a thrilling climax in the library.
There are some surprising twists that I did not see coming. I also enjoyed how the author toggled the storyline from the three characters’ perspectives, making you closely connect with them. The author ends the book in a cliffhanger that makes you scream at the story and look forward to the next installment.
Overall, “The Undiscovered Descendants” is a gripping start to the series, and I can’t wait to read how it continues.
When the story started, I thought it would be another young adult drama novel as the new neighbor arrives. When they meet each other, Elin and Aeden have sizzling chemistry, and I wondered how it would progress. But, the story shook me when Hunter Tristan entered the picture and targeted Elin for the awakening ritual. The author opened a whole new world with the Dormant Descendants and Clans, and I could not put the book down.
The beauty of the tale is how all the characters appear somewhat gray, and you don’t know if they are hiding something. I enjoyed the dynamics of all the three characters, like when Aeden feels Elin slipping away from him when she spends more time with Tristan. The author also reveals the world in bits and pieces, so you fit the details as the story progresses. Some memorable moments in the tale are the scenes at the coffee shop or what happens at the dance. While the story starts off a bit slow, the author speeds the pace gradually, which eventually leads to a thrilling climax in the library.
There are some surprising twists that I did not see coming. I also enjoyed how the author toggled the storyline from the three characters’ perspectives, making you closely connect with them. The author ends the book in a cliffhanger that makes you scream at the story and look forward to the next installment.
Overall, “The Undiscovered Descendants” is a gripping start to the series, and I can’t wait to read how it continues.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022
