
The Morning Flower The Omte Origins (From the World of the Trylle)
Reviews

** spoiler alert ** *****I was kindly given an ARC copy from Netgalley for my honest review.****** This picked up where the first book left off. Pan and Ulla are traveling to the Omte Capital to learn more about her parents and to find their fun loving friend Eliana who has been kidnapped. This book has more to the story line than the first one did. Pan and Ulla keep having their back and forth relationship. Just when you think they are going to move forward with each other, one of them decides that it isn't the right time and that they should wait. Pan's devotion to following Ulla becomes more distinct in this book. You get to travel with the story to a place that is hidden from the world of humans and that even if they saw it, they would instantly forget what they saw. Ulla finds out more about where she came from and that she has siblings, that she was kidnapped as a baby and that her mother has now passed. The story leaves off on a cliffhanger.

4.25 wow, that's some serious mystery plot we've got going on this time! There is so much going on in Ulla's world at this point I honestly don't even know what to think about where everything is going! This is classic Amanda Hocking, amazing plot lines, great mysteries, political and societal issues, and the most ADORABLE romances. I don't want to go too far into it because it's a sequel but if you have read Amanda's works before, this definitely lives up to its predecessors. I don't think this suffers from middle book syndrome either, I think it was a great read. Cover 4; Character 4; Plot 4; Pace 4; Writing 4; Enjoyment



