About the book:
Selah's mind and life are beginning to fracture. Can she complete the Third Protocol before it's too late?
As Selah and her companions mourn the loss of those who died in the Mountain, they are faced with a new threat. Selah must complete the Third Protocol before she fractures and loses herself completely. All clues lead to the West, but what will they find when they get there? The other side of the mountains holds unknown perils--volcanic ash, dangerous storms, and strange new settlements that could hold the keys to Selah's quest . . . or lead to her destruction.
The clock is ticking and Selah's abilities are growing--along with the list of those out for her blood. Selah must find the strength within herself to keep going and complete the mission for which so many have sacrificed so much.
But have she and her companions pinned their hopes on nothing more than a legend?
My review:
This is a very unique book that continues Selah's story from the previous books. You should definitely read this series in order; I missed book two and I was a bit lost. I liked Selah for her strength and because she wanted to do the right thing, even if it cost her something. Her journey was interesting as her group traveled into unknown areas and met with people they didn't know if they could trust. There was a lot of action and a little bit of romance. There was always a lot going on, either a fight or Selah learning new information or an unexpected event happening. It was fascinating to see Selah's abilities change throughout the story. Bodhi was Selah's love interest and I liked that we had his viewpoint as well as Selah's. I would recommend this book if you like fantasy stories.
I received this book free from Revell.
The Author
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Bonnie S. Calhoun
Bonnie S. Calhoun is the author of Thunder and Lightning, the first two books in the Stone Braide Chronicles. She loves to write, but it doesn't make her happy unless there are the three Bs: body count, blood, and blowing things up. She also has...
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