Bluewing (The Frost Chronicles) (Volume 4)
Lia Weaver is a fugitive. Her family's farm has been confiscated by Farther soldiers, her sister has been reassigned to a new family in the village, and her official status is "missing." Now, Lia and a band of fugitive followers must make their home in the harsh wilderness of the Frost. Food is...
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Lia Weaver is a fugitive. Her family's farm has been confiscated by Farther soldiers, her sister has been reassigned to a new family in the village, and her official status is "missing." Now, Lia and a band of fugitive followers must make their home in the harsh wilderness of the Frost. Food is scarce, and hope is scarcer still as Lia tries to find information about the whereabouts of her missing Thorns friends. Just when she's almost lost all hope of rescuing them, a surprising ally steps forth with an offer that will both return her friends and expel the Farthers from the Frost in exchange for something precious. Now, Lia must make a choice.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781484842416 (1484842413)
Publish date: May 9th 2013
Publisher: CreateSpace
Pages no: 256
Edition language: English
Series: The Frost Chronicles (#4)
** spoiler alert ** I considered giving this book a lower rating, but the story was sound at least, and moved forward logically and was generally well written and interesting, so I felt it deserved kudos for that, at least.However, there were a few elements in particular that really bothered me. I g...
Let me start by admitting, that this story would mostly deserve a 2.5 from a purely analytically pov. It has a lot of plot wholes, the world building is not as strong as it should be, _considering that this is the fourth volume in the Frost series_ and lets face it, it really isn't the most intere...
I liked Bluewing better than the last book in the series. I felt it was back on par with the first two books. I don't usually like love triangles but I haven't minded this one so much. I'm also happy with what appears to be Lia's choice. There was one heart wrenching death in this book, mainly becau...