Summary: With her prince by her side, Emariya Warren begins the journey to Sheas to confront her uncle and bring her father home.
Only days after leaving the castle, the devastating news of her brother's continued treachery threatens to tear Torian and Emariya apart. But before Emariya can try to repair the rift between her and her prince, she must first answer one important question. Why can't she wake up?
Title: Second Stone
Author: Kelly Walker
Pages: 337
Rating: 4/5 Stars
Review: I received this book free from goodreads first reads. This was the first book that I ever won from goodreads but it has taken me forever to get to it :(
I love this cover! It's so whimsical and fits this fantasy story perfectly. Second Stone is book two in The Soul of the Stones series by Kelly Walker that I have been able to read and review. I'm not gonna lie, I liked this instalment way better than the first. I feel like this book flowed better, there was way more action and the best part, I wasn't confused at all lol. My questions were answered and that made the book much more interesting,
I felt like the characters really came into their own in Second Stone. You really find out who the characters are and what they believe in. I enjoyed learning about a variety of the characters and also getting the different POV's. Riya was a way more awesome character this time around. She was brave and stood her ground. I loved all the characters.
Overall this was a great read. It pulled the great parts from book one and elaborated on them. Now I am invested in the series and can't wait to continue. I would recommend this read to fantasy lovers.
About this author
Kelly Walker is a YA and NA author of several romantic titles, including the Souls of the Stones series. She has an unhealthy appreciation for chocolate, and a soft spot for rescued animals. Her best lessons on writing came from a lifetime of reading. She loves the fantastical, and the magical, and believes a captivating romance can be the most realistic magic of all. Kelly, her husband and her two children share their Virginia home with three dogs who walk her, and two cats who permit her to occasionally share their couch.
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