Review: Eyes of Ember by Rebecca Ethington

Posted February 20, 2014 by Lillian in Reviews / 2 Comments

Review: Eyes of Ember by Rebecca EthingtonEyes of Ember by Rebecca Ethington
Series: The Imdalind Series #2
Published by Imdalind Press on April 6, 2013
Length: 285 pages
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Joclyn is in hiding, hunted by the man she still desperately loves. Ryland is gone, his mind erased, no memory of Joclyn remains. But, Joclyn’s heart desperately begs her to hold out hope. While, in reality the black eyed monster that possesses him, attempts to kill her over and over.

If it wasn’t for Ilyan, Joclyn would be dead by now.

Ilyan. The man who once stalked her, is now Joclyn’s protector, the only thing she has left. He protects Joclyn from the men who seek to end her life, and while she is haunted by dreams where Ryland begs her to break the bond between them.

Ilyan is there. Always there.

Ilyan trains and prepares her, teaching her everything she needs to know in the hope that one day she can avenge Ryland, if not protect herself from him.

And then there is her father.

The man who has never been there, is suddenly responsible for everything. And who he is has made Joclyn into something she never wanted to be.

The Silnỳ.

Initial Reaction:

I loved this book!!!! I didn’t think after reading the first one I could like the rest of the series as much, but I was wrong.

Eyes of Ember by Rebecca Ethington is book two of The Imdalind Series and it picks up right where book one left off. Joclyn and Ilyan are in hiding, and Joclyn’s magic is dying because her bond with Ryland is breaking. Ryland is gone, or is he? In a last ditch effort to save her magic, Ilyan encourages Joclyn to go into the Touha where she finds a five year old Ryland who vaguely remembers her. Tortured by nightmares and the shell of Ryland, Joclyn learns her destiny in this book: the Silny is to restore balance to magic. But how can she do that?

After reading just the first chapter, I thought “Oh no! Love triangle? No way! Ryland gave everything to save her, Rebecca wouldn’t make a love triangle!!!” Oh but she did!!! And oh Ilyan!

I think I may be in love! And yes I’m fangirling a bit but he is just such a great character. I love seeing the growth in his character from Joclyn’s POV because let’s face it. After book one, we didn’t really know anything about him other than a.) he is king of all magic and b.) he is the Silny’s protector (whatever that means right?!). So in this installment Ilyan’s mysteries are revealed slowly and I loved it. I fell in love with him slowly just as Joclyn does.

And Joclyn! What an emotional trip! She’s struggling to accept that Ryland is gone, then Cail is torturing her while she sleeps, her dad has been captured by Edmund, and then she learns the truth about who she is and what she is supposed to do!!! All I can say is props to her for not having a mental breakdown. Because I most certainly would have.

The plot for this story is fast moving, suspenseful, and sweetly romantic. I loved every aspect! And I loved the new characters Thom and Dramin (can’t say much without spoiling the plot). Ugh! And the ending!!! I can’t wait to start in on book three!

 

 

About Rebecca Ethington

Author Rebecca Ethington

Rebecca Ethington is an internationally bestselling author with almost 700,000 books sold. Her breakout debut, The Imdalind Series, has been featured on bestseller lists since its debut in 2012, reaching thousands of adoring fans worldwide and cited as "Interesting and Intense" by USA Today's Happily Ever After Blog.

From writing horror to romance and creating every sort of magical creature in be-tween, Rebecca's imagination weaves vibrant worlds that transport readers into the pages of her books. Her writing has been described as fresh, original, and groundbreaking, with stories that bend genres and create fantastical worlds.

Born and raised under the lights of a stage, Rebecca has written stories by the ghost light, told them in whispers in dark corridors, and never stopped creating within the pages of a notebook.

 

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