She’s also super smart, and knows her way around blasting materials. She’s got a crazy loyal streak that causes her to get herself in hot water on occasion, but typically she’s a cautious and confident person. Jenna is the kind of kickass girl/young woman who I would have loved to read about when I was actually her age. And, thankfully, he’s more than willing to admit when he’s wrong and learn from his mistakes. He’s had a rough time of things, and has made some poor decisions (such as leaving home “to keep his family safe” … that sort of thinking always seems to backfire), but he’s still got room to grow and learn. He’s always willing to help out those who need it-and truly deserve it-even if it means risking his own life. In truth, they’re looking for her because of the unusual birthmark on the back of her neck.Īlthough Ash is occasionally a little too hell-bent on vengeance for my tastes, he does balance said thirst with a selfless side.
When a lieutenant in the King’s Guard comes to her town looking for a specific young woman, Jenna first thinks it’s because of her rebellious ways. Years later, Jenna keeps up appearances by working in the mines (and dressing as a young man), but in her spare time she works with the rebels to wreak havoc as best she can. Until the fateful day when the king came for a visit and killed people who meant the world to her, and she became a rebel. Jenna Bandelow used to work in the king’s mines. Every move he makes takes him one step closer to his true goal: killing the man who caused his family so much heartbreak. Years later, Ash has become a powerful wizard/mage and healer who wavers down the line between saving the lives of those who are worthy and taking the lives of degenerates and people who do the dirty deeds of Arden’s king. But a devastating death, which happened thanks to his family’s long-standing war with the neighboring country of Arden, sends young Ash into hiding. So … good job cover designer?Īdrian sul’Han (more commonly known as “Ash”) used to be a prince.
I’m all for fancy bling, and there are pendants galore in the novel. BOOK REPORT for Flamecaster ( Shattered Realms #1) by Cinda Williams ChimaĬover Story: Why Yes, This is a Fantasy Book
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