Fiction/Young Adult/Fantasy
WINGLESS
Wingbound Series Book #2
“I must get home before someone else I love dies.”
Imprisoned on a floating island, four wingless friends need to get home before an assassin strikes at the heart of Balfour. Facing the dangers of the land and sky, young Ledger must help them escape and lead them home.
But his adopted brother, Tolliver, won’t leave just yet. He is dead set on finding his winged family, the ones who threw him away at birth. Will they accept him or execute him? Either way, Tolliver intends to try.
Award-winning author Heather Trim’s limitless imagination takes flight once more, where your most daunting limitation can be your greatest weapon.
The Wingbound Series:
Book 1: Wingbound
Book 2: Wingless
Book 3: Wingspan
Novella 3.5: Little Dove
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Reviews:
I wish all sequels to books were this good. The thing about Wingless is, I don’t even think it was *just* good – I think it was so good that it was even better than the first book.
~ Britt @ Dream Withyour Eyes Open Book Reviews
Wingless is an easyread, fantasyloving, well thought out story that evolves the more you read it. It has some awesome twists, some gross parts, some happy moments and some splendid shenanigans.
~ Anne @ Fantastic Books and Why to Read Them
Black and white no longer exist. There are good guys and bad guys with and without wings. Ledger, Tolliver and the rest of the crew have as much trouble figuring out whom to trust as the reader.
~ Author Annette Spratte @ A Chat with Annette
Imagination candy. The adventure is enthralling. If you're like me, be prepared to hold your breath a lot as each part of the story unfolds. Maybe it should be called "breathless"! I love, love, love this series and can't wait for the story to continue.
~ Robin Willson @ Books You Feel Good About
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Author Interviews and Q&A about WINGLESS
 Interview with Linda CovellaQ: HOW IMPORTANT DO YOU THINK READING IS FOR WRITERS?
A: I think reading should be number one on the
list of 3 things writers do: read, write, and edit. Reading is the best source
of learning all the rules of writing. Your eye gets more and more keen when
spotting errors in your own work. It helps you word things correctly as well as
spelling and grammar. Keep reading, keep learning.
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 Interview at KnovelNight Reviews with Austine Decker
Q: YOUR CHARACTERS ARE SENT INTO THE HUNGER GAMES. WHO
WINS?
A: Uh, oh! Ledger will die in the first five minutes (remember, he’s a wimp!) Unless of course he just runs and hides the whole time. Alouette has wings and a strong will—she might survive a good long while. But Hollis… she’s scrappy. Plus, if she calls for her dragon, someone’s getting scorched! READ MORE...
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 Interview at SnailyCanFlyy with Kayleigh JeanQ: WHO’S YOUR FAVOURITE CHARACTER IN THE WINGBOUND SERIES AND WHY? A: I love all of them of course! They are my BFFs. But if I had to choose, it would be Hollis. She is the main character, Leger’s, love interest. She’s so wild, funny and sassy. I wrote her with “what would I NEVER do?” in mind and out came the dragon riding wildcat: Hollis.
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