Monday, September 19, 2016

Review: Sanyare: The Heir Apparent by Megan Haskell

Title: Sanyare: The Heir Apparent
Author: Megan Haskell
Series: Book Two in the Sanyare Series
Published: September 21, 2016
Source: Copy Provided by the Author (in exchange for an honest review)
Genre: Urban Fantasy
My Rating: 3.5 Stars



Book Description:
Her secret is unraveling. One dangerous quest could end it all...

Rie thought she was an ordinary human. After she’s named heir to Sanyaro, the truthseeker and mediator of all nine realms, life becomes a lot more complicated. As she struggles to control her magics, Rie nearly falls prey to a brutal assassination attempt during a public ceremony.  


Blamed for the chaos, Rie’s escort, Prince Daenor, is taken prisoner. While Sanyaro tempers the political flames, Rie must once again chase after the truth. As if the threat of another great war and the impending death of her lover weren’t enough, Rie uncovers a dark secret that threatens to crack the very foundations of the faerie realms. When allies fall, can Rie overcome the odds… and the opposition?












Having given the first book (and its prequel) a try last year and thoroughly liking it, it didn't take much convincing on the author's part for me to jump right in to reading the sequel. And even though it had been awhile since reading the first book, I was able to quickly immerse myself back into Rie's world and easily fall into the story.


It was nice to see Rie learning more about who she is and her abilities. And while things weren't always easy for her, she slowly but shirley started to come into her own and become stronger in both confidence and in her abilities and relationships with those around her. 

The pixies were still very much present which I was glad for because they still remain my very favorite part of this series and it just wouldn't of been the same without them.

With lies, deceptions, and mayhem always on the horizon, I can see many fans of the genre quickly liking and devouring this. 





*All thoughts and opinions are my own and were not influenced by the author. I was not compensated for this review.*

35 comments:

  1. oh pixies that's nice I don't think I even saw this one so thanks for sharing

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    1. The pixies are very fun, blood thirsty-ness and all. ;)

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  2. Glad you enjoyed this one overall! It's nice when you can go into the next book in a series without too much trouble.

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  3. I don't think I heard this series before so thanks for putting it on my radar. Glad you enjoyed it overall.

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    1. Thanks so much and glad I could introduce you to it!

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  4. I'm glad you enjoyed this second installment and yes to more pixies! I'm still very curious about this series and tempted to add another one to my tbr list.

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  5. Glad you enjoyed this sequel!!! Great review!!

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  6. Great review. Need to get this book I reckon.

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    1. I hope you like it! I think the prequel is still on Amazon and it might give you a taste for it if your curious about it.

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  7. great review, glad the sequel didn't fall into the boring second book lapse
    Tori @ In Tori Lex

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  8. Awesome review Kim! This series sounds like one I would enjoy! I love the cover!

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  9. Glad you enjoyed this one. Sounds interesting. I also love that cover. :)

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  10. The pixies are definitely my favorite characters.

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  11. Sounds pretty good. Been a while since I've seen pixies. Great cover on it, too!

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  12. I am not sure if I have heard of this series or the author, but it sure has a great cover! And pixies!! Glad you are liking this series Ali :)

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  13. Great review! This is a new to me series but sounds really different and good!

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    1. Thanks Eva, hopefully you give it a try and like it. ;)

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  14. I enjoyed the first book so I'm glad to see you liked the second one. Terrific review!

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