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Blog Tour & Review: Beyond the Shadowed Earth by Joanna Ruth Meyer

Posted by Jennifer in 3 Stars, Blog Tour, Review, Young Adult / Leave a Comment

 

 

 

Beyond the Shadowed Earth (Beneath the Haunting Sea)

by Joanna Ruth Meyer
Publisher: Page Street Kids
Release Date: January 14th 2020

Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy
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Synopsis:
It has always been Eda’s dream to become empress, no matter the cost. Haunted by her ambition and selfishness, she’s convinced that the only way to achieve her goal is to barter with the gods. But all requests come with a price and Eda bargains away the soul of her best friend in exchange for the crown.
Years later, her hold on the empire begins to crumble and her best friend unexpectedly grows sick and dies. Gnawed by guilt and betrayal, Eda embarks on a harrowing journey to confront the very god who gave her the kingdom in the first place. However, she soon discovers that he’s trapped at the center of an otherworldly labyrinth and that her bargain with him is more complex than she ever could have imagined.
Set in the same universe as Joanna’s debut, Beneath the Haunting Sea, Beyond the Shadowed Earth combines her incredible world building and lush prose with a new, villainous lead.

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Joanna Ruth Meyer hails from Mesa, Arizona, where she lives with her dear family, a rascally feline, and an enormous grand piano. When she’s not writing, she’s trying to convince her students that Bach is actually awesome, or plotting her escape from the desert. She loves good music, thick books, looseleaf tea, rainstorms, and staring out of windows. One day, she aspires to own an old Victorian house with creaky wooden floors and a tower (for writing in, of course!).

 

 

 

Review of Beyond The Shadowed Earth

Review (3.5 Stars):  This was a very interesting book that had so many twists and turns that it kept me guessing.  This book focused quite a bit on politics and world-building so I recommend that you take your time reading it.  Well-written and thought-provoking story.

 

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