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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Tausha Treadway

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye. This is the first book in the Steampunk series Stevie Capot Chronicles. Its such a fun book full of adventure, fantasy, warlocks and witches. I didn’t want to put this book down and this isn’t my favorite genre but it sucked me in. Its the story of Stevie who isn’t quite sure what exactly she is. Apparently in the past she lived a very exciting life but she can’t remember any of it. She has awakened from being asleep for 10 years and taken in by a man and his son. When she can’t tell them who or what she is she leaves quickly. She begins traveling with Gabriel and his cousin Sebastian and along the way Gabriel begins to think she looks a lot like the fae Princess Stephanie who has been gone a long time. Gabriel goes straight to the King to tell him what he thinks. He is ordered to find out for sure who Stevie is. Being that he was madly in love with her for years he should be able to tell. Along with others searching for Stevie and a lot of them are dangerous not former friends. Will Stevie be able to get her memory back before she ends up in the wrong hands? Read this fast paced fantasy to find out!

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Brandy Rymer

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mina Skye’s “Hood of Sedna” was an amazing first book in a new steampunk series. This was the first steampunk book I’d ever read and am hooked and cannot wait for more books in this series to come out. The characters are so dynamically developed, I love the different breeds of characters including Faes, Warlocks, Witches, and humans all intermingling unknowingly. Stevie is our main character, who appears not knowing who or what she is, her past is all but blank, and she has no idea that she has lived such an enthralling life and that she is not a human but a mixed breed. She is the leader of a group of thieves who are doing all they can to survive by stealing from the rich in Sedna. It is always things that are not wanted like food, and other belongings that they are throwing away unnecessarily while others are starving and going without. Unfortunately, these actions have caught the attention of the local marshal who does not realize that Stevie is not a man, but the same woman that keeps turning down his unwanted advances. Out of the blue three mysterious men appear in Stevie’s life claiming that she is someone from their past, but how is this possible, she doesn’t remember being a princess from 300+ years ago, if that is even possible. Do these men hold the answers to Stevie’s past, and if so which if any of them, are there to help her, and which are only working for their selfish reasons? You will not want to put this book down once you get started, it is fast-paced and takes you on an adventure like no other.
@Brandy Rymer
03/2024

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Charlisa Wahtomy-Alba

<a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/203506778-hood-of-sedna” style=”float: left; padding-right: 20px”><img border=”0″ alt=”Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)” src=”https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1702059788l/203506778._SY160_.jpg” /></a><a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/203506778-hood-of-sedna”>Hood of Sedna</a> by <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/21955809.Mina_Skye”>Mina Skye</a><br/>
My rating: <a href=”https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6361888579″>4 of 5 stars</a><br /><br />
Stevie Capot has awaken after many, many years. She is taken in by a widower and his son for the next 10 years, but leaves when people start to question why she hasn’t aged at all. It’s better to move on than try to explain something that you don’t have an answer to. Gabriel and his cousin Sebastian have been traveling all over not staying in one place too long. One night Gabriel catches a glimpse of Stevie and he cannot believe how similar she looks to the long gone fae princess, Stephanie. Upon this discovery he immediately returns to his king and is then ordered to find out Stevies true identity. Sebastian was madly in love with Stephanie all those years ago, surly he would know if she is the long lost princess. These cousins, however, are not the only ones looking for Stevie. There is also a bounty hunter seeking her and he has found her location. Will he get to her before all of her memories come back? I enjoyed this story and all the twists and turns. I am very much looking forward to reading the next book in this series.
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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Brandy Vaughn

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

There are a lot of twists and turns throughout this novel. Some sections of this story were confusing with too many point of views in some chapters. This was an easy read these has several fantasy elements in one story. The cliffhanger at the end definitely has readers wanting more. This is a good start to a series.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Kirsten Berkebile

This is the first time I have read a book by Mina Skye. I really had a hard time with getting into the story to be honest, which is why it took me a week to read. It’s the first of the  Stevie Capot Chronicles. It’s about a women who lost any possessions and her memory once she woke up in North Carolina. She created a version of herself by naming herself Stevie Capot. She keeps moving around because she doesn’t want to “humans” to know that she can’t age. She winds up in Sedna, Washington where three mysterious men claim to know her as Princess Stephanie Corin. Can there arrival really help her find out who and what she is? You need to read the book yourself to find this out.

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first time I have read a book by Mina Skye. I really had a hard time with getting into the story to be honest, which is why it took me a week to read. It’s the first of the Stevie Capot Chronicles. It’s about a women who lost any possessions and her memory once she woke up in North Carolina. She created a version of herself by naming herself Stevie Capot. She keeps moving around because she doesn’t want to “humans” to know that she can’t age. She winds up in Sedna, Washington where three mysterious men claim to know her as Princess Stephanie Corin. Can there arrival really help her find out who and what she is? You need to read the book yourself to find this out.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Naomi McDonald

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The book description sounded interesting, so I took a chance on it.
It’s a very meaty tale, with a lot going on. There were a few places where I had a bit of a challenge following things. Overall, the characters are interesting, and the story is full of intrigue, mystery, danger, and romance with some great worldbuilding.
If you’re the type of reader who enjoys stories with a lot of heft, detail, and originality, this might be the book for you.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye

Hood of Sedna ( Stevie Capot Chronicles) is a Fae/ Steampunk. This is a new author to me and I wasn’t real sure what to expect going in. I truly enjoyed reading this book and will definitely be checking out what other books they have written. The characters are relatable, developed and connectable. They made the story come to life and you feel like you are apart of the story. This is a fast paced story that had me turning the pages till the end. I had to know what was going to happen and read it in one long sitting. I highly recommend reading this book to find out what happens next.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Bobbi Wagner

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by this author which I enjoyed reading. I look forward to seeing what is next for this author in the future. I enjoyed how the characters pulled me into their world with ease. They kept the story engaging and turning pages fast to see what happened next. This is a well written story where the past comes to the present. A past that was thought was left behind. On top of that three strangers have keys to unlock secrets. What happens next you don’t want to miss. The characters are connectable, relatable and add so much to the story. I enjoyed watching their growth throughout and the journey they took me on. This is a fast paced story that is hard to put down. It is an entertaining, easy story to read. I highly recommend it.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Sarah King

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This paranormal has a bit of everything for you- witches, shifters, fae, and more. The main character Stevie, reborn from a tree, with no memories figures out she must move around because she is not aging. She cares for herself by thieving. She eventually meets 3 strangers who could hold the answers to her past. But is that a good thing, or will it get her killed a second time? This book was a quick, well written, pager turner read. Though it does end in a cliffhanger, it is still worth the read. I can’t wait to see what comes next.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Finn Cunningham

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hood of Sedna is the first book of the Stevie Capot Chronicles, a multiple pov fantasy romance drama. This is my first book by Mina Skye, and I was thoroughly absorbed in this book for days! So many twists, turns and nail biters, I just couldn’t keep my mind off of it! I’m a lover of all things fantasy, and I just ate this right up. I can promise you I’m diving into book 2 the moment I get the chance!

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book #1) by Mina Skye – Review by Angela Hayes

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

I died hundreds of years ago, though the strange thing was, I had no idea how or who killed me and I wasn’t going to waste my time researching my demise. The evening I was reborn, it was pouring rain mixed with sleet that felt like itty bitty daggers stabbing my naked skin. It was painful and I was freezing, which only heightened the amount of pain the inclement weather caused. I had to get out of the cold and found shelter in a barn kilometers from where I emerged from the tree. Rampant emotions consumed me from frightened to confused to angry back to confusion. I had no idea how I got in that blasted tree and had no idea who or where I was. I was thankful that it was the middle of the night and no one was privy to my lack of dignity. Though, on the other hand, it would have been nice to have run into someone who could have offered me a coat or hot fire, anything to warm me up. To note, the tree is pretty busted, but one can use the excuse that it was the lightning that split it in all directions. But that’s not important, what’s important is I was startled awake the next morning to some kid screaming then hollering for his ‘Da’ – which gave me credence that this was a Scottish family and that I was in Scotland. The Scottish family was right, but the location wasn’t. In fact, I was in the Province of North Carolina and it was 1765. I’ve no idea how I got here or where I came from. I didn’t even know my name or had any memory. I was reborn, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, though the pile of ashes was a tree.

Hood of Sedna is the first book in the Stevie Capot Chronicles by Mina Sky. It is a paranormal story- with a steampunk/dystopian feel, urban fantasy, Fae, history, mystery, adventure, suspense, intrigue, dramatic developments, romance, secrets, discovery/revelations, humour, and emotion. The story ends leaving things to continue in Book #2, ‘Coveted Hood’.
As expected from Ms. Skye, the story is well-woven, with an original take/lore that made for a captivating read- all wrapped into some fantastic world-building that really brought the whole story to life.
Looking forward to continuing the chronicles!
Happy Reading

Thank you, Mina Skye!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Kerry Baker

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is an interesting and unique story that combines many different elements. It is the kind of book that is easy to connect with and I enjoyed watching the whole story play out. This is a new author to me and I really enjoyed their writing style. It was creative and imaginative and made for such a great story.
The characters are what really make this book. Each are interesting and have their own distinct stories. I enjoyed watching how they all intertwined. This book was a great ready from start to finish and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Deborah Joseph

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a multi POV story between Stevie, the cousins Sebastian and Gabriel, Shaw, and Jamison (only short POV for him) Some chapters have multi POV but are clearly labeled whose POV it is.)

Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye is the first book from this author that I have read. It has magic, shifters, fae, and more…. All the fun fantasy stuff one could ask for rolled up into one book. On top of the fantasy, there is also love, drama, and betrayal.

Stevie is a reincarnation of a beloved princess named Stephanie who was murdered. When she was reborn she didn’t remember anything at all from her past, not even her name, and moved around a lot due to the fact she never aged. The first family that brought her in when she was reborn is who gives her a name and also teaches her how to steal.

Sebastian and Gabriel both love Stephanie. Sebastian’s love for her was so strong that after she died he had his memory of her erased, this has caused some trouble for the two cousins since and many deaths.

Rowan Shaw is a bounty hunter who was tasked by the prince to find Stevie and keep her safe, but he is not who people think he is.

Jamison- a marshall who wants Stevie behind bars for theft.

There are a lot of twists throughout and it ends in a cliffhanger. Some parts of this story left me a bit confused and there were a bit too many POVs in some chapters but was an easy, quick, read.

~This is not my typical type of book I read so while I give it 3 stars others may enjoy it more and give it 5~

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Chelsea Pletcher

Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles Book 1)Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This fae mystery had a great storyline with many plot twists. Stevie Capot, an immortal version of Robin Hood, finds herself in a debacle. Three strange, magical men suddenly find interest in her, calling her the long lost Princess Stephanie Corin. She is very confused by these encounters and she is unsure who she can trust anymore. As the reader, you do not know who to trust either. The reason I rated this three stars is because it is hard to follow along with, as you hear the point of view of too many characters in the story.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Jenni Bishop

Hood of SednaHood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars

This is an interesting and definitely unique historical fiction tale with fae/paranormal steampunk elements.
This is the first book that I have read by this author, but it may just be one of my favourites that I have read this year. Hood of Sedna is the first book in the Stevie Capot Chronicles.
There are a lot of characters, but Mina has done well infusing them with life and quirky characteristics. I enjoyed the banter between them which had me laughing at times.
This captivating twisty tale had me hooked from the start and at times emotions were high.
Imagine waking and not knowing who you are, where you are and how you got there. Having to resort to doing anything to survive. Well, this is what Stevie Capot has to deal with, but she doesn’t let things keep her down she is a strong and capable woman, a badarse struggling to piece together who she is whilst keeping abreast of the danger around her. Enter three men but are they here to help or endanger her.

I highly recommend this book.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Shelly Kittell

Hood of SednaHood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This story was uniquely fascinating. The story of her coming into existence was unique and nothing I had read before. The story was well written. I sat down and spent a whole afternoon reading. I started at 1 and didn’t put it down until 8. I just wanted to finish it that night. Those characters are so intriguingly described. It’s a really cool story. Relatable due to the characters and entertaining because its written very well. That cliffhanger, don’t even get me started. Here I sit waiting eagerly for book 2.

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Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye

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Genre – Fae, Steampunk
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In 1745, I awoke in the wilds of North Carolina, devoid of any possessions and my memories lost in the void. Stripped of my identity and left to fend for myself, I resorted to thievery to survive, carving out a notorious reputation as the cunning and elusive Stevie Capot.
A century later, destiny led me to Sedna, Washington, where tantalizing fragments of my forgotten past began to resurface, like shards of broken glass reflecting a life I had left behind. But my quest for truth was overshadowed by the relentless pursuit of the town’s unyielding marshal and his relentless posse of lawmen. To my dismay, my already tumultuous existence was further complicated by the arrival of three mysterious strangers, each claiming to hold the key to unlocking the secrets sealed within my mind.
As I grappled with the enigma of my lost memories, I couldn’t shake the feeling that Sedna held the answers, or perhaps the three enigmatic men who had emerged in sync with the resurgence of my past. Their arrival only served to heighten the relentless pricking of my skin, a constant reminder that I was on the precipice of decoding the secrets veiled in the fog of time. Amidst the chaos and danger that threatened to consume me, I was determined to unearth the truth, no matter the cost.

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Mina Skye is an exciting new voice in the realm of Young Adult literature, captivating readers with her paranormal-infused tales and sprinkles of romance. With a keen focus on girl power in all its diverse forms, Mina weaves narratives that celebrate empowerment, resilience, and the limitless potential of young women.

When she’s not immersed in the world of her characters, Mina indulges in her favorite pastimes. Her love for cooking intersects with her penchant for binge-watching cooking shows, as she draws inspiration from the fusion of flavors and culinary artistry. Mina firmly believes that a delicious meal can transport one to different realms, just like a well-crafted story.

In her quest for balance and creativity, Mina also knows the importance of rejuvenation. She takes well-deserved naps, embracing the restful moments that ignite her imagination and recharge her storytelling prowess. Alongside her literary endeavors, Mina has a soft spot for her lovable feline companion, showering her furry friend with abundant affection.

Mina Skye’s artistic spirit extends beyond books and cooking. She has developed a deep appreciation for the enchanting melodies and timeless charm of vinyl records. Her impressive collection of vinyls spans various genres and eras, serving as a personal soundtrack to her writing process and adding a touch of nostalgic magic to her daily routines.

As Mina Skye embarks on her writing journey, she aims to evoke emotions, transform perspectives, and inspire readers with narratives that encapsulate the strength and resilience of young women. With her penchant for paranormal worlds, her ability to intricately explore the dynamics of relationships, and her dedication to showcasing girl power, Mina ushers in a breath of fresh air to the Young Adult literary landscape.

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Genre – Fae, Steampunk
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In 1745, I awoke in the wilds of North Carolina, devoid of any possessions and my memories lost in the void. Stripped of my identity and left to fend for myself, I resorted to thievery to survive, carving out a notorious reputation as the cunning and elusive Stevie Capot.
A century later, destiny led me to Sedna, Washington, where tantalizing fragments of my forgotten past began to resurface, like shards of broken glass reflecting a life I had left behind. But my quest for truth was overshadowed by the relentless pursuit of the town’s unyielding marshal and his relentless posse of lawmen. To my dismay, my already tumultuous existence was further complicated by the arrival of three mysterious strangers, each claiming to hold the key to unlocking the secrets sealed within my mind.
As I grappled with the enigma of my lost memories, I couldn’t shake the feeling that Sedna held the answers, or perhaps the three enigmatic men who had emerged in sync with the resurgence of my past. Their arrival only served to heighten the relentless pricking of my skin, a constant reminder that I was on the precipice of decoding the secrets veiled in the fog of time. Amidst the chaos and danger that threatened to consume me, I was determined to unearth the truth, no matter the cost.

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Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf by R.C. Reigh – Review by Kat Mellon

Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: WolfKingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf by R.C. Reigh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kingdom of 7 Sovereigns: Wolf is the first book in the series and I really enjoyed it! I hadn’t read anything by this author before so I wasn’t sure what to expect. Multiple POVs from a very diverse cast- ranging from dragons to werewolves to humans.
This story focuses on a newly built school for the kingdom that also houses the young royals. When they’re recently thrown together, of course there’s some chaos involved. Add in a witch with an unknown ulterior motive, spells, fated mates and scorned love with some teenage hormones and you get a very intriguing read! I had a hard time putting it down and honestly can’t wait for the next one !

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Maikalani

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Love a good fae book and this is definitely intrigued it was a bit slow to start and I had push through the world building but it really sets the background. Perhaps it has a touch of dystopian (not a huge fan of that genre which is maybe why I muscled through)

It’s hunger games meets the fae. Epic twists and turns for a what will you do for love ? What will you do to rescue those that you love. The strong lead female character draws you in and by the time your 25% through you’re wanting to keep going and see the life she lays out for herself. She wi stop at nothing. Always the under dog till the end.
The creatures and characters introduced are marvelous.

The main reason it’s a 4 is because I felt some of the story was missing key information or could be used to provide more.

I’ll definitely read her other stories that are left in the same universe but different worlds cause she’s intriguing.

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Darla Yocom

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

You had me at Faelands! I love reading fantasy fiction books. I found this one is part of a series, Faelands Series, and was immediately on board. I am new to the author and after finishing this fantastic book, I am a fan!

First off, the cover art is eye-catching and I think it works perfectly for this story. Secondly, the main character is a female named Lannahi who grows into her own and I feel is a real badass, so this checked off another item found on my favorite things to see in a fantasy fiction book.

I really enjoyed how the story began with a bit of drama leading up to the day Lannahi was dreading. I seriously felt as if her character has a good steady head on her shoulders, even if her lack of experience in most things has caused her to be a bit naive, which is understandable and relatable.

The author also did a fabulous job working on some of the other characters, including those that only played a small part. I felt as if you were getting to know them as real individuals, which helped you determine on your own if you liked or disliked them. I always love to see if an author can write such good deep content that you honestly hate some of the situations and characters in a story, just like in this book.

Overall, I think this book was well written, had a good pace and left things in a way that could continue this series for the long haul. I cannot wait to read more from this gifted author. I give this 4 out of 5 stars.

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Kayla Octaviano

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loved this story! Fantastic setup of the world! The book actually starts with a list of the rules this society goes by. In the rules, they talk about how to conquer land and the consequences if you fail in your attempt. Of course, in a perfect society, all of the rules are followed without any shenanigans. However, that’s not always how things turn out. A beautiful world created for an amazing main character to fight the norms and make herself and her way known to all. Read this book if you love strong women who fight for the right to be equal with everyone else. She’s strong, she’s determined, and she’s only trusting when she needs to be.

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Brandy Rymer

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Song of Earth and Claws did start a little slow, it took me a short while to get the gist of what it was about, but the build-up of information was key to understanding the story. As I continued to read along, the book started picking up the pace, and by the time I was a quarter of the way in, I couldn’t stop reading. I needed to continue to read on, I was so invested in the characters and what was going to happen to them. Lannahi was an amazing choice for the heroine of this book, and the romance between her and Ashared was something I had been hoping for right from their first meeting! I felt so bad for Lannahi in the way that everyone treated her throughout the story, she had to fight for everything in life, being looked past as weak due to her love of singing and the arts. Boy, was I impressed by the end of the book, she turns out to be everything that I had hoped for and more. I loved the thrill of this read so much, the different types of characters in the book were a refreshing take on mythical creatures. The dramatic battles and the rules of the kingdoms were a lot to learn in the beginning, but once I got into the book, I completely understood the need for all the logistics to follow along with the storyline. I am so glad that I kept on reading because otherwise, I would have missed out on a fantastic book. I hope that there will be more books with these characters, I am so invested in hearing more adventures with them all, and I want more!
@Brandy Rymer
01/2024

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Carla Clemmons

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a very interesting fantasy read. I am all about fantasy/fae books and was drawn in by the cover of this book. I loved how complex this book was and that it has an appendix to aid in that. This story had it all with betrayal and romance all rolled in. Lannahi has to fight back when her and her family are threatened. She then takes matters into her own hands to take control of her fate. The plot thickens and there are plenty of twists to keep you on the edge of your seat. This story was so much better than I even anticipated. I definitely recommend giving this author a try!

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Jennifer Ramos

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Themes are of fae, romantasy, heroine, battle for the kingdom dominate this novel and intended for mature readers as there are stronger scenarios. Lannahi has been betrayed by a former love and now her family is entangled in danger. She needs to make her own plan to protect her family. Although she’s grown up as reserved and sheltered, her character emerges as such a strong female force. What emerges from the timid Lannahi is the challenge to go up against the Queen to take over the land. Besides the usual challenge, Lannahi is also conflicted with learning who to trust, betrayal and loyalty. To get a better view of the storyline and Lannahi’s character, you must read this novel. Very much worth the read!

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Michelle Marlow

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is absolutely a world-building-heavy fantasy book. I really appreciated the break down of the terms in the beginning of the book though! It definitely went back and looked at them to make sure I was understanding fully. We have our leading woman fae, Lannahi, who has been betrayed by someone she trusted. And now she must fight to survive. And fight she does.

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Shannen Kern

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was my first book by this author, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. The cover caught my eye immediately, and once I read the summary, I knew I had to give it a go. While the beginning can feel slow to some, I think it gave an amazing background and build of the world which is incredibly important for fantasies/fae books in particular. I always love it when they include the glossary to help keep track of different characters and terms because I like to take breaks with complex books and those are a nice reminder for when I pick back up. Lannahi is a strong character but somehow her family sees her as weak. There is plenty of danger, action, suspense, and magic throughout this wonderfully complex book. I highly recommend picking it up, and I’m off to find more of this author’s magic!

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Song of Earth and Claws (Faelands Series) by Lena Abram – Review by Jennifer Reimer

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I usually love reading this type of books of supernatural, but it really took me sometime to get into this book. It was very slow of me in the beginning, and I was very almost bored, but I trucked thou it. honestly, thou it did start to pick up and I really was enjoying it more and more. I really enjoyed how the book was very well written thou, it flowed very nicely. The world building o this book was like I was right there in the book, along with Lannahi and her adventure to challenge queens and the Fae worlds. Once this book got going with the life Lannahi needed to change and then challenge it was starting to be enjoyable. Lannahi was a very well thought out character and I really liked the fact that we could be along for this adventure so had to go though, this strong independent woman that doesn’t want to be held down by a man, really was a wonderful enjoyment.

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Song Of Earth And Claws by Lena Abram – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Song of Earth and ClawsSong of Earth and Claws by Lena Abram
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

In the lands of the fae, there are rules of engagement, in this area, they are the Rules of the Black Tower, a dangerous game of challenges and conquests where lands, titles and kingdoms can be won or lost in a single fight, or war and revenge can be taken in some cases and not in others. It is a complicated Game and Challenges lead to repercussions whether won or lost and the penalty for improper use or behaviour is deadly.

Lannahi is a young woman who is just entering the age where she can participate in the Game, she has seen it played and heard stories of the winners, losers and the consequences, but she has never played before and didn’t really want to, albeit her family has. One day, a man whom she thought she could maybe see a future with showed his true colours and made it known to her of his intentions, she knows that her life as she knows it is about to undergo a drastic change, he is wanting to use her as a pawn to gain power, but he is not the only one.

On the days leading up to one of the main Game events in a central arena, Lannahi makes a plan to fulfil her need to escape her first love, she plans to enter the game, she plans on making a Challenge and hoping she will win. One slight change to the plan is being called upon to perform in front of the gathering, it is something she neither expected or wanted, but knowing she cannot back down, she accepts the invitation and performs to her best ability, however, she is seen trying to gather herself by another fae, but whether his intentions are honourable or not, Lannahi cannot tell.

It is after this performance where it is announced that she has made a formal challenge, much to her family’s distress and confusion, it surprises all of the gathered audience, but all she knows is that she must win, or she will die, or even worse, become a slave, the exact fate she is trying to escape. Will she be able to succeed in her challenge against an interesting choice of adversary, or will she lose and face the forfeit the Game demands, not to mention what will happen after the challenge finishes, will her life still be her own, or will it belong to another? This is a fast-paced fantasy in a land of fae, games, consequences, trust, loyalty and masks, as a young woman makes a choice to change her life, as well as those around her in a land of magic, games and determination.

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Song of Earth and Claws, Faelands Series, Lena Abram, Review By: Crystal Walker (1/2024), Itsy Bitsy Book Bits, Fae, Romance

Although, it took to get going, Song of Earth and Claws is a tale about Lannahi, a young Fae who finds that she has been betrayed and she is part of a bigger plan to do harm to her family. While she has a talent for singing, she has not been shown what real life is all about.
When she issues a duel for the Kingdom of Goldfrost, she must gain the trust of those who live there. Losing means slavery or worse, her life. To trust is something she isn’t used to and she can’t trust those closest to her. Will she come to trust Nihhal? Where will Ashared and Liannahi’s relationship go?