Review: Candra’s Freedom

Posted 4th February 2014 by Emma in Reviews / 0 Comments

I received this book for free from the Author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

Candra's Freedom by A.J Nuest
Also by this author: Rowena's Key, Cademon's Curse, Braedric's Bane, A Furious Muse
Series: The Golden Key Chronicles #2
Also in this series: Rowena's Key, Cademon's Curse, Braedric's Bane
Published by One More Chapter on 12th December 2013
Pages: 88
Format: eARC
Source: from the Author
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One Star

The key would unlock his future and the safety of his kingdom, but he never imagined the sorceress would unlock his heart…

Lost in a world she doesn’t recognize, Rowena struggles to find her place.

Yet her abilities with a blade and the loyalty of a fierce falcon don’t discourage the heated advances of the handsome Prince Caedmon, and the connection between them seems much deeper than her troubled heart can recall.

Candra’s Freedom is set 2 years after Rowena’s Key.

I thought it was really amazing how much Rowena had changed and grown since the end of Rowena’s Key. She has become so much stronger and more independent. In Caedmon’s absence she has learned to look after herself.

I felt so sorry for Caedmon. He’s been through so much and all he wanted was to look after the woman he loves. The only problem is that she doesn’t remember him.

Denmar and Fandorn were very good to her.

Like the first this book has a cliffhanger ending. Neust knows exactly how to make you want to grab the next book. I honestly can’t wait for the next one.

About A.J Nuest

I am a multi-published, award-winning author who lives in the middle of a cornfield in NW Indiana. My loving husband, two beautiful children and a bevy of spoiled pets have agreed to stay and, in exchange for three rations per day and laundry service, tolerate my lunacy. While I spend most days happily ensconced in crafting romance across a multitude of genres, an underground coup has been percolating. The dogs just informed me the cat is secretly vying for dictatorship.