Frostfire by Amanda Hocking

Frostfire (Kanin Chronicles, #1)

by Amanda Hocking

Frostfire by Amanda Hocking is the stunning first installment in a tale of love, betrayal and the need to belong, the Kanin Chronicles.

Will she give up her dream to follow her heart?

Bryn Aven is determined to gain status amongst the Kanin, the most powerful of the hidden tribes. But as a half-blood, winning respect is a huge challenge. Bryn's almost-human community distrusts people, and those from other tribes are almost as suspect.

She has just one goal to get ahead: to join the elite guard protecting the Kanin royal family. And Bryn's vowed that nothing will stand in her way, not even a forbidden romance with her boss, Ridley Dresden.

But her plans are put on hold when fallen hero Konstantin starts acting dangerously. Bryn loved him once, but now he's kidnapping Kanin children - stealing them from hidden placements within human families. She's sent to help stop him, but will she lose her heart in the process?

Reviewed by tweetybugshouse on

4 of 5 stars

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First of all i have to say that i picked this book up and the rest of the series cause the cover are just so stunning. I almost wish they go back and redo the covers for the tyrlle series so they be just as pretty on my book shelf.

Now this is a spin off to the Tyrlle series and i have to say that while you probably be okay if you just dived in with this series you feel more rooted if you read the other series first. I like that we get another glimpse into the workings of the tyrlle world. The Kanin kingdome is very different from what we seen of this world and you really get a sense of why the different tribes do not interact with each other.

As always you are left with unanswered questions that drag you into the next book which i hope to pick up and read here shortly it waiting on my shelf saying you got to read more. A great start to a spin off that is sure to leave me wanting another spin off to this spin off.

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