by Megg Jensen
Lianne was one of three babies given by her defeated homeland to the land of Fithia as a peace offering after a great war. All her life she has been raised to believe that her homeland is magic less, defeated and weak, until her 16th birthday when a spell placed on Lianne as a baby ends and she disc...
This review can also be found in Books For YA!I find it hard to connect to Lianne’s character. I don’t know why but she’s a bit unstable and indecisive for me. Maybe it’s because of the Awakening spell or maybe because she’s so blinded by her love for Kellan that she can’t figure out the truth from ...
I'm wavering between a 3-4 star review. I really loathe the lack of half star ratings here.This book was good. I really liked. I liked it a lot. It has tons of action, romance, fantasy and so many twists and turns my head is still spinning. A wonderful read. What is holding me back from fangirl gush...
Poor storytelling, world building, and character development made this story hard for me to get all the way through. Too many developments seem based on single conversations, or actions, or seem to come out of the blue. The main character comes across of flighty, insecure, and weak instead of strong...
Sleepers is a political tale set in a fictional world of Fithia. Lianne is one of three teenagers who were adopted from the losers of war years ago. The Dalagans are redhaired while the Fithians are all round and dark haired. Lianne is a maid to the queen whom is her secret best friend. Their king ...
Kindle free download 5/1/12.
Original review: http://onabookbender.com/2012/01/18/review-sleepers-by-megg-jensen/When I read books, I try to read from the perspective of a reader and not from an English teacher’s perspective, or even an editor’s perspective. Sometimes I fail. Sleepers was one of those books that I couldn’t st...
I’m a huge fan of Megg’s writing if you’ve read my previous reviews of her Cloud Prophet books you’d see that. Megg has a way of creating a fantasy realm that you could see yourself living in even wanting to! I’ll try and not spoil too much so this review will be short and sweet because I feel like ...
I read Sleepers after Megg Jensen’s offer to give ebooks to anyone who would be willing to give reviews on their blogs. Honestly, I would have read it anyway. After reading Anathema and Oubliette, I had already fallen in love with Megg’s style of writing and knew about the amazing worlds she could c...
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