Review: Can't wait to find time to read book 4.5 and 5!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2014
I love this series. I was introduced to Seeds of Discovery and Roots of Insight through a blog tour by Lightning Book Promotions. I loved them so much that I have slowly been buying the rest of the series when I find that I have time to read non-tour books. This is book four in the series which was supposed to be the end of it, but I recently discovered that there is a novella after this one and newly released fifth book after the novella. I don't know when I will get the chance to read them, but you can bet that I will find time for them. I love how the characters grow and develop. I love the world that Breeana Putroff created so much that I wish I could live there. I feel like the conflicts that appear throughout this book are realistic for a fantasy world.This book is where Quinn has to finally decide if she is going to continue living on Earth with her mom, half brother and sister, and her step dad or will she move to Philotheum, the kingdom her father came from on another world. She is torn between the family she knows and loves and the family she wants to have, i.e. being with William Rose and his family. The third book was where William and Quinn acknowledged their love for one another, but this book is where their love truly blossoms. After a huge fight with her mother where she learned the truth about her father, Quinn runs off to Eirentheos to try to understand who she really is and where she wants her life to be. Things are made more difficult with the impending war between the two kingdoms of which Quinn is the one person that could put a stop to it. How might a sixteen year old girl stop a war you might ask? Well Quinn is the heir to the throne in Philotheum. If she takes back her birthright, the prince there that is bringing about all this chaos would no longer have any ground to cause war. There's one other small detail. The people of Philotheum believe in a prophecy where the two kingdoms will be united by marriage by the true heir. So now Quinn must also worry about whether she and William should get married to fulfill what her people would expect of her.It's a fabulous book. A YA series that I highly recommend for all ages if you enjoy fantasy.Read more reviews at Identity Discovery blog.