Idriel's Children

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Pub Date Jul 20 2021 | Archive Date Jul 01 2021

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Description

Reaping darkness, the Shadow slicked steel with judgment and danced with death…

Sixteen-year-old Aza inherited the power of shadow to rid the land of evil as Odriel’s cold-blooded assassin. With her growing strength, Aza discovers the Shadow Plane—a realm of wraiths where screams haunt the winds, calling to her. Although her father forbids her from entering the dark realm, Aza can’t ignore the beckoning whispers.

When a dangerous new breed of monster attacks, Aza believes the Shadow Plane holds the answers they need to defeat them. With the unwanted help of a snarky cat and a cursed beast, Aza seeks out the monastic Wraith-Called for answers. But the deeper Aza delves into the dark realm, the further she drifts from the world she knows.

As Aza uncovers evils new and old, she must decide if the ends really do justify the means… and how many lives she’s willing to pay.

Reaping darkness, the Shadow slicked steel with judgment and danced with death…

Sixteen-year-old Aza inherited the power of shadow to rid the land of evil as Odriel’s cold-blooded assassin. With her...


A Note From the Publisher

Idriel's Children is a stand-alone sequel to Odriel's Heirs. The first chapter is available here: https://hayleyreesechow.com/idriels-children-first-chapter/

Idriel's Children is a stand-alone sequel to Odriel's Heirs. The first chapter is available here: https://hayleyreesechow.com/idriels-children-first-chapter/


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An enjoyable read that follows the daughter of the heroes in the first novel. Evil has reared its ugly head once again, but more dangerous than before and an old enemy returns with new allies. Aza inherited her father’s shadow abilities and seeks more knowledge about them. She is a loner and believes shadows walk alone. She is a fighter and cares deeply about people, even if she doesn’t show it. To protect those she loves, she keeps her distance and puts on airs of disinterest. An attack makes Aza and her friends travel to find answers about the Shadow Plane and these new monsters. But it is a dangerous journey, and each destination has them heading towards another, where Aza keeps drifting between the real world and the shadow plane. Will they find the true mastermind behind the evil and stop them before it’s too late?
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Thank you so much Hayley for writing this book (and the beauty is that you do not even have to read the first book to understand what is going on in this book). I squealed when I saw this title on NetGalley.

This book gave me all the feels and it slayed me especially Aza/Keo, Kaia/Klaus (my loves). Ugh, I ugly cried at some parts because Aza sometimes gets in her own way with her thinking that "the Shadow walks alone" (like her dad is not the perfect example of that not being true ;p). The creatures terrified me because you never knew who was good and who was under the influence of the necromancers and the new brand of the Lost *shudders*.

The world building is perfection and I love the differences between the Shadow Plane and what it represents in this book and the earthly plane. I love every bit of this book.
Highly recommend this book.
500 out of 5 stars.

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