Princess of Blood & Blade (Signed)

This took me on a wild adventure that I completely didn’t expect.

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It’s a tale of Evie Mor finding herself and growing into who she is and what that might mean. It felt like Lord of the Rings (okay, I’m halfway through that audiobook, so don’t hate me for saying it, I know that it’s a big deal to compare something to it. But Evie’s quest felt so similar to me!). The world and the quest were so fun! Evie was a bit annoying in the beginning of the story to me, but only because she was naive and so untried. It’s a bit of a coming of age story. But she is a quick learner and she learns to deal with conflict like a true leader.

The second book, Myth and Magic, was deep and tragic and Evie went through a lot of growth in this book.

I think Adamos was my favorite character. He’s morally grey and a great side character.

I loved my box! The book is beautiful, I burned the candle in 3 days, and the character art is beautiful. I recommend getting the deluxe box. It’s awesome.

The book looks awesome (I am not done reading it quite yet), and it came with a thoughtful assortment of goodies and a personalized thank you note. My copy was unfortunately damaged some in transportation (nothing serious, but the corner got pressed in in the box and my collector heart was sad).

Wow what a story! Aofie is a human who has been living with the centaurs since her birth. On her 18th birthday she is told more information regarding her true heritage and she sets out on a quest to find her mother. Along the way she comes across Jezable, a fallen goddess, Romulus, an ice warrior, Takari, a wood nymph, and Adomos. After several trials and tribulations she continues on with her journey. I don't want to give away too much information but I had a hard time putting this book down. Angela does an outstanding job describing Labraid and the characters. I'm in awe of how she created them. I recommend this book, especially if you are into books involving quest.

Aofie's Quest is a beautifully descriptive book written in Angela J. Ford's awesome style of writing. Our young heroine seems to have her destiny cut out for her before her birth, when she was left by her birth mother to be reared by the centaurs in Beluar forest till her eighteenth birthday. She was to be trained as a warrior and when her time came to set out on a quest to save Labraid. Aofie was the daughter of Queen Ceana Mor, of the Kingdom of men which had been taken over by the Angel of death when they fled for their lives. When Aofie set out on her quest, though a tough warrior and a Princess of Labraid, she was very naïve and ill prepared for the evil she was to face in the human realm. She found out that she was the daughter of a God, her mother was dead, the Goddess of fire, Jezebel had tortured her and the Angel of death had stolen her throne. In the forest she had been cared for and protected by the mighty centaurs, but when she sets out little did she know the many pains and sufferings she would go through in her near future. However she made friends where least expected and these travelled with her to the Crystal Kingdom, Anon Loam the land of the elves where Queen Iris ruled. These trained her in the use of her magical powers and though they treated her well she stole a relic from them which everyone warned her was dangerous but which Aofie felt called to her, the red sword. Romulus, the ranger and Takari, the nymph and later on Adomos, the giant befriended her and joined her on her quest but even the former two had their own plans for Aofie. Would she never get to choose her own path for her future? Was her quest to rule her life? I love the character of our strong heroine, who no matter what would not be broken and I am dying to read further into this very thrilling and exciting new series.