Eyrie (Society of Feathers #2) by Emma Michaels
Genre: Young Adult (Paranormal Romance)
Published: October 13, 2013
Publisher: Tribute Books
Somewhere between falling and flying…you will find the truth.
The truth is being unveiled and Iris’ past is unlike anything she ever could have guessed. For Stryx, finding your missing half doesn’t always mean finding your mate. Iris has been missing a part of herself for so long that no one is sure she will be able to put the pieces back together and her ever reliable dreams may be forcing her astray. Coping with the death of someone she loved, she is forced to face the truth and break free from the lies that have caged her.
Eyrie is the second book in the Society of Feathers series by Emma Michaels. This book was your classic second book. The kind that's purpose is to set up and prepare for the next book. There was a lot of detail that went into the building of this story, and it was a tad slow at times. There was a few key things that really grabbed me while reading, but there seemed to be a lot of filler as well. With that being said, the world within this series continues to be completely unique and intriguing. I can't think of a single book out there that I could compare it to.
Eyrie by Emma Michaels was provided to me by the publisher for review. The opinions are my own.
Emma Michaels is the author of the ‘A Sense of Truth’ and ‘Society of Feathers’ series. Her goal with her latest YA series the 'Society of Feathers' is to give others what she did not have growing up; a strong female protagonist with asthma. While her previous aspiration was to be a lady knight she realized that not being able to run more than a few feet might become a hindrance so turned to writing instead. Her day jobs include being a cover artist, marketing consultant and silk screen designer.
As the founder of The Writers Voice blog (http://OurBooksOurVoice.Blogspot.com) she loves to connect authors and readers. As a book blogger turned author, she was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, until she moved at eighteen to Washington State. Suddenly, the world was a new place filled with tall green trees that reached further for the sky with every moment, making her want to do the same. Ever since, she has tried to make her life something new and different from what it was before, pursuing her future career, setting high goals and reaching for them. With the support of her fiancé, Chihuahua, and her amazing blog followers and fellow bloggers, she wants to prove to the world that anything is possible and help inspire fellow literary lovers to reach for their dreams.
To learn more about Emma Michaels and her books, visit her website.You can also find her on Goodreads, Facebook, and Twitter.
Emma Michaels is the author of the ‘A Sense of Truth’ and ‘Society of Feathers’ series. Her goal with her latest YA series the 'Society of Feathers' is to give others what she did not have growing up; a strong female protagonist with asthma. While her previous aspiration was to be a lady knight she realized that not being able to run more than a few feet might become a hindrance so turned to writing instead. Her day jobs include being a cover artist, marketing consultant and silk screen designer.
As the founder of The Writers Voice blog (http://OurBooksOurVoice.Blogspot.com) she loves to connect authors and readers. As a book blogger turned author, she was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, until she moved at eighteen to Washington State. Suddenly, the world was a new place filled with tall green trees that reached further for the sky with every moment, making her want to do the same. Ever since, she has tried to make her life something new and different from what it was before, pursuing her future career, setting high goals and reaching for them. With the support of her fiancé, Chihuahua, and her amazing blog followers and fellow bloggers, she wants to prove to the world that anything is possible and help inspire fellow literary lovers to reach for their dreams.
There wasn't enough about this world that was created so I went looking, fascinating definitely going on my want to buy list hope Santa is very nice to me this year
ReplyDeleteGabby, thanks for reading and reviewing Emma's book. Can't wait for you to read book three! Happy Holidays :)
ReplyDeleteI was interested in Owlet the first time I saw it but I didn't know it was going to be a series. now I'd like to get both of the first two books. Besides, that cover's really nice, isn't it?
ReplyDelete"unique and intriguing" work for me.
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