Hello Therians!!
Welcome to my second stop in the Throat of the Night Blog Tour! Throat of the Night is the third book in the Angelaeon Circle by Karyn Henley.
Thank you to JKS Communications for organising this fantastic Blog Tour.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Paperback, $9.99
Paperback, $9.99
eBook, $4.99
247 pages
Young Adult Fantasy
March 12, 2013
ISBN: 978-1933803364
SYNOPSIS
Lies, Deceit, Kidnapping, Treason.
When friends can’t be trusted and courage becomes costly, can Melaia and Trevin trust their love to hold?
Melaia sends Trevin into enemy territory to retrieve the third harp she needs to restore the stairway to heaven and free the angels trapped in a human world. But an assailant wants Trevin dead, an unknown traitor is passing information to the invading enemy army, and the Firstborn immortal has vowed to destroy all three harps, along with anyone who stands in his way.
Separated, Trevin and Melaia try to keep their faith, hope, and love for each other alive. From the land of Windwing horses to the mountaintop lookouts of Stargazers, from the blight-ridden fields of the Camrithian homeland to the night-dark caverns of the Under-Realm, they face the ultimate test: What are they willing to sacrifice to restore the stairway and save their world? Will they lay aside their love for each other? Will they give up their future together?
Grab the trilogy!
Book 1: Breath of Angel, June 21, 2011
Book 2: Eye of the Sword, March 13, 2012
If you are looking for a fantastic YA Fantasy series filled with magic and mystery, look no further.
The third book of the Angelaeon Circle is an action-packed, non-stop adventure that sees the amazing characters of this series face their biggest triumphs, but also suffer their greatest losses.
As Melaia and Trevin continue on the quest to reunite the harps and restore the stairway to heaven, they are challenged in every way possible. It was exciting to walk alongside them as they continued on their journey. I liked the fact that things weren't made too easy for the MCs, and even when it seemed like they were never going to fulfill their destinies, I was silently cheering them on.
Henley paints a vivid picture and I was fully immersed in her sensational storytelling, as the scenes played out in my head like a movie.
I really loved the angel mythology adopted in this book. It was quiet different from anything I've read before. With the Archae each representing the elements and the division between Angeleaon and malevolents. Another thing I love about all fantasy novels are the imaginative creatures brought to life, and the Windwings definitely added a magical quality to this story.
I enjoyed every minute reading this book, and really wished it didn't have to end.
It gets a well deserved...
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