The Rising Wave (The Rising Wave, #0.5) By Michelle Diener

Site_link Michelle Diener is a bestselling award winning author of historical fiction science fiction and fantasy Having worked in publishing and IT shes now very happy crafting new worlds and interesting characters. When shes not writing or driving her kids from activity to activity you can find her online at site_link Twitter and site_link Facebook site_link Michelle Diener is a bestselling award winning author of historical fiction science fiction and fantasy Having worked in publishing and IT she s now very happy crafting new worlds and interesting characters. When she s not writing or driving her kids from activity to activity you can find her online at site_link Twitter and site_link Facebook site_link I LOVED this novella The magic that is done via embroidering That s a first I have to read The Turncoat King immediately Kindle Edition the prequel that started it all Kindle Edition Not bad but things move too fast sexually between them Day Day and a half That s too fast especially in their current circumstance Kindle Edition I didn t think sleeping together was necessary for this book It was so rushed Kindle Edition Maybe it was just my focus that was lacking at the moment but I think it was an okay start to a series Clearly I shouldn t judge the whole series from this little short story But ahh it was okay Though the heroine s special ability was cool though It s unique Kindle Edition The Rising Wave (The Rising Wave, #0.5)Very interesting Kindle Edition 3. 5 starsStarted out strong but the sudden intimacy came out of nowhere I would have appreciated a slow burn romance I still continued on with the story via The Turncoat King Kindle Edition This book is free on Canada today 12 17 2022 Follow me on Instagram Kindle Edition Interesting fantasy novella about two imprisoned people escaping together. I like the characters and the world a lot Something about the writing doesn t flow right for me but I m definitely willing to give the next book a chance Kindle Edition I do believe I found another favourite author. This novella came recommended by one of my blogger friends and I fell in love A captive princess and an injured warlord are thrown together into the same dungeon Both doomed to die albeit by different means. Imprisoned for two years Ava knows her stay in the dungeons will be brief if she doesn t escape as soon as possible The poisoned food she had received was only the first hint Her plan is already in place and all she has to do is wait for the right moment Except that she hadn t counted on the badly injured warlord thrown into her cell And now she faces a dilemma Should she take him with her or leave him to die At the mercy of his enemies Luc had never expected mercy And yet the frail little woman in whose cell he is thrown not only tends to his wounds but also seems to care about his fate And as soon as Luc figures out she s planning to escape he ll try his damnedest to convince her to take him along. Escaping the castle is only the first step of their journey One fraught with dangers at every step Hunted by enemies they ll have to learn to trust each other while making sure their secrets are not entirely revealed A difficult thing to do when years of keeping secrets had made trusting anyone difficult as far as both of them are concerned. And yet trust is slowly given alongside respect admiration and perhaps even love This little novella is one gripping page turner that had me diving straight into book 1 The Turncoat King Because I loved the two battered but not broken characters and am eager to see how their story will go on And I admit I found the little spin refreshing because here we don t have the big handsome warrior saving the dainty helpless princess What we get is a strong non nonsense woman who knows what she wants and saves her wounded warrior making sure he ll stay safe. The plot is gripping and the chase intense while Ava and Luc will have you rooting for them from the very first page I read this in one sitting and highly recommend it to all romantic fantasy fans out there. There s not a lot of romance in here per se like partners watching each other s backs in a fight but we do get a fierce and longing filled promise of it in the books to come And I personally look forward to the rest of it all. If you love strong characters and great intriguing plot do yourself a favour and pick this novella up It is downright fabulous But make sure you have book 1 close by too Because you re guaranteed to want DFind this review and on my book review and cover art blog The Magic Book Corner Kindle Edition

The Rising Wave (The Rising Wave, #0.5) By Michelle Diener
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A princess intent on escape Ava has everything ready for her last chance at escape from her years long imprisonment She knows if she doesn t succeed this time she will die When an injured warlord is thrown into her cell with her upsetting her plans she faces a dilemma leave him to die or try to take him with her A warlord intent on rebellion . Luc may lead a rebel army but now he s at the mercy of his enemies and they have no mercy to give All except the woman imprisoned with him She not only has mercy she has a plan to escape He just has to convince her to let him come along A partnership forged in adversity . Unable to leave him behind Ava includes Luc in her plans but escaping the castle where her cousin has imprisoned her is only the first step Hunted by their enemies she and Luc will have to trust each other no matter how many secrets they re keeping NOTE The Rising Wave was first published in Warlords Witches Wovles A Fantasy Realms Anthology It is the prequel novella to the Rising Wave series and precedes The Turncoat King The Rising Wave The Rising Wave 0. Michelle was born in London and currently lives in Australia with her husband and two children. Michelle was born in London and currently lives in Australia with her husband and two children, This novella is the first part of The Rising Wave series and the next book in the series The Turncoat King picks up where the novella leaves off: He s got a strong sword arm and may come in handy Except that the little woman is not quite as frail as she seems And Luc may be the one in need of her help.5.