Showing posts with label Trylle Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trylle Series. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Ascend by Amanda Hocking - Review



Well people, Ascend comes out in April so I thought I’d reread this book as I did with the first two books in the Trylle series and give you a little insight into how this awesome series comes to an end!

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Giveaway Number Two- "Switched" and "Torn" by Amanda Hocking

I know that I said last week a giveaway would be up on Friday, but I got super busy and wasn't able to post this weekend! BUT today is the day :)



With Amanda Hocking's second book in the Trylle Novels being re-released on February 28th, I thought I'd do a giveaway of the paperback editions for both the first book, Switched and the second book, Torn! These are awesome books, both of which I have reviewed so check out the reviews if you'd like to learn more!

Torn by Amanda Hocking - Review



As this second installment of the Trylle Novels is rereleased on February 28th, I thought I’d reread and review this book to encourage some people to pick it up. This series by Amanda Hocking is creative, wonderful and hard to put down.

In Torn, book two, we again follow Wendy, the changeling and Trylle princess, on her adventures. This time though, Wendy gets herself and her friends in a little bit of a predicament. After fleeing the Trylle compound with her biological brother Rhys, she returns to her old home to see her adoptive family. Once there, she and her family members are captured by a different breed of troll and taken to a different compound, far away from their Minnesota home. Once there, Wendy begins to find out a lot more about herself and the past that Elora has lead her to believe was the truth. Without giving too much away, this book introduces us to a sort of love triangle? Square? Trapezoid? I’m not exactly sure which shape it creates but Wendy has to sort through some serious feelings as she has three different boys vying for her affections. As if that wasn’t enough, she must also make the choice between her duty and her own free will.