The Heart of Hannen by Fawn Bonning (Review)
*I received a copy of this book for my honest review*
Christine, a troubled teen with a dark past, is miserable in her small town. Shadowed in shame, she feels destined to live her lonely life as an outcast. She has no idea that her true destiny lies in a different town, in a different world; a most brutal world called Atriia. There she learns the true meaning of misery, the true meaning of loneliness, the true meaning of shame. But she also learns that her bravery is boundless as she battles against a formidable foe, a dark shadow that tries to smother the land. And in the arms of a most unlikely candidate, she also learns the true meaning of love. He is Hannen Fallier, the one they call the foul fraigen dropper, revered by men for his fearless feats, but looked upon by women with open disdain. With a face horribly mauled, he hides behind a mask of shame, deeming himself unworthy of love. That he would seek acceptance from Christine is irony in its purest form. That he would seek her love . . . the ultimate betrayal.
MY THOUGHTS
The Heart of Hannen is book one in the Atriian trilogy.
I did enjoy the book and it did take me a bit of time to read it because I did have to get used to the "new language" in this book but there is a dictionary in the back to help you out. Once I go used it I had no issues getting into the story at all.
I find this story to be original and quite addictive. I just couldn't stop reading this book and couldn't stop thinking about it between sittings.
If it weren't for the fact that I had other books that really needed to read right away because of deadlines I would have gone and dived into the next book but I know as soon as I get the chance I will be reading the next 2 books right away.
I give this 4 out of 5.
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