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Aofie's Quest
by Angela J. Ford
Disclaimer: I received this ebook from the tour company. Thanks! All opinions are my own.
Book: Aofie’s Quest
Author: Angela J. Ford
Book Series: Standalone
Rating: 3/5
Recommended For...: romance, fantasy
Publication Date: March 26, 2021
Genre: YA Fantasy Romance
Recommended Age: 16+ (romance, violence, gore, war)
Publisher: Indie Published
Pages: 586
Synopsis: A warrior princess with a dire future embarks on a perilous quest to regain her fallen kingdom.
Eighteen-year-old Aofie’s Mor is an outcast princess, hiding in the sacred forest of the centaurs. She’s spent her life training for one purpose: to take back her kingdom from the angel of death.
When she comes of age, the centaurs prepare her to reunite with the humans. However, on the morning of her departure, she learns a horrific truth that leaves her questioning her true identity.
Frustrated, but taught not to question the will of the gods, Aofie travels deep into perilous lands in search of her birth mother. Along the way she accidentally frees a dangerous goddess, befriends a mysterious iceman, and meets a magic-wielding nymph.
But threads of betrayal and corruption run deeper than Aofie imagined. As she faces trials and tribulations, she begins to question everything she’s assumed to be true. Caught in the ultimate war between good and evil, Aofie must make a choice about her future.
Will she have the strength and courage to take back her kingdom? Or will she turn her back on fate and choose her own destiny?
Welcome to the land of Labraid, a war-torn world where demons rise and the gods and goddesses toy with the desires of humans.
Review: This was an okay book for me. The characters are good and fairly well written with the exception of the main character and the world building is very well done. I felt like the story was great if you’re looking for something romance based and the plot was decent.
However, I was expecting else from the book and it ended up being that romance was the main component of this read. While romance isn’t bad, I just wanted a book with more action and less romance. The book was also a bit too slow paced for me.
Verdict: it was good, just surprised me.
Book: Aofie’s Quest
Author: Angela J. Ford
Book Series: Standalone
Rating: 3/5
Recommended For...: romance, fantasy
Publication Date: March 26, 2021
Genre: YA Fantasy Romance
Recommended Age: 16+ (romance, violence, gore, war)
Publisher: Indie Published
Pages: 586
Synopsis: A warrior princess with a dire future embarks on a perilous quest to regain her fallen kingdom.
Eighteen-year-old Aofie’s Mor is an outcast princess, hiding in the sacred forest of the centaurs. She’s spent her life training for one purpose: to take back her kingdom from the angel of death.
When she comes of age, the centaurs prepare her to reunite with the humans. However, on the morning of her departure, she learns a horrific truth that leaves her questioning her true identity.
Frustrated, but taught not to question the will of the gods, Aofie travels deep into perilous lands in search of her birth mother. Along the way she accidentally frees a dangerous goddess, befriends a mysterious iceman, and meets a magic-wielding nymph.
But threads of betrayal and corruption run deeper than Aofie imagined. As she faces trials and tribulations, she begins to question everything she’s assumed to be true. Caught in the ultimate war between good and evil, Aofie must make a choice about her future.
Will she have the strength and courage to take back her kingdom? Or will she turn her back on fate and choose her own destiny?
Welcome to the land of Labraid, a war-torn world where demons rise and the gods and goddesses toy with the desires of humans.
Review: This was an okay book for me. The characters are good and fairly well written with the exception of the main character and the world building is very well done. I felt like the story was great if you’re looking for something romance based and the plot was decent.
However, I was expecting else from the book and it ended up being that romance was the main component of this read. While romance isn’t bad, I just wanted a book with more action and less romance. The book was also a bit too slow paced for me.
Verdict: it was good, just surprised me.