epub | 8.07 MB | English | Isbn:9798224209255 | Author: Callie Woodridge | Year: 2024
About ebook: Foothills Fae Academy: Book Two
Disclaimer: This book offers a diverse range of perspectives and is quite lengthy. If you enjoy multiple viewpoints and don't mind a longer read, you may enjoy it. However, if you lean towards shorter, more succinct narratives with fewer perspectives, this might not align with your preferences.
Three years have passed, and Amber, Ben, Ellen, and Michael, now sixteen, stand on the precipice of very important exams. Life has settled into a peaceful routine until one afternoon changes everything. Their long-lost enemies resurface, and the answers they've sought for years finally emerge. But in a shocking twist, they discover a trusted ally has been betraying them from the start. Their world is upended. With resilience and their unbreakable bond, they set out to reclaim their shattered trust and confront the challenges that lie ahead. Suspense, intrigue, and unwavering determination weave together as Amber, Ben, Ellen, and Michael navigate the aftermath of shattered illusions. Can their friendship withstand the trials they face? Will they rebuild their lives stronger than before? This gripping tale promises an emotional rollercoaster, leaving readers yearning for more as they turn each page. Join these four friends on their extraordinary journey, as they defy adversity and seek redemption. This is a coming-of-age story where the characters start at thirteen in the first book and mature into adults by the last one. The series leans more towards New Adult (NA) than Young Adult (YA) due to the content in the last two books, which might be inappropriate for certain YA age groups. While the first two books fit YA, the rating is specifically for the last two books, where the characters are adults, and I've written them to reflect that progression. Reader discretion is advised, especially for younger readers.
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