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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Ilyon Chronicles #3

Samara's Peril (Ilyon Chronicles #3)

Jaye L. Knight

Kindle Edition | Pages: 382 pages

Rating: 4.59 | 409 Users | 90 Reviews

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Title	:	Samara's Peril (Ilyon Chronicles #3)
Author	:	Jaye L. Knight
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 382 pages
Published	:	May 13th 2016 by Living Sword Publishing
Categories	:	Fantasy. Christian. Christian Fiction. Romance. Young Adult. Adventure. Christian Fantasy

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When news arrives that Emperor Daican has been in contact with his chief war strategist, it signals potential doom for the country of Samara. Determined to intervene, the resistance in Landale, headed by Lady Anne, embark on a covert mission in hopes of unearthing further information. However, a shocking discovery leads to complications no one could have foreseen.

Armed with their newfound knowledge, they set out for Samara to warn the king. War is inevitable, and they must face two desperate battles—one on the walls of Samara’s great stronghold, and the other on the battlefield of Jace’s heart, where victory might only be achievable through great sacrifice.

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Ratings: 4.59 From 409 Users | 90 Reviews

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Jaye Knight never disappoints! This book was even more thrilling than the last three. The beginning was...shocking...to say the least. (Still don't think I'm over that) and all through it, the characters had me squealing with delight. One of my favorite things about this series is how real she makes the emotions. I'm sure it was overwhelmingly hard to write everything that Jace felt, through the turmoil, depression, and hardship. But Jaye did it, and did it very well. They were not only

I was disappointed in Jaye L. Knight's writing in this book. It's seems like she's not putting as much effort into it as she did in book one. She has a lot of potential, and I think she could do a much better job.Although it wasn't what I was expecting, I did enjoy reading Samara's Peril.

A brilliant edition to the ILYON CHRONICLES by Jaye L. Knight, Samaras Peril sweeps us back into the land of Ilyon and to our favorite characters, Jace, Kyrin, Kaden, Trask, Anne, and the rest. As the third book in the series, I found it very well-done and was delighted that it delved significantly deeper into the story, exploring backstories and having special and pivotal moments come about. This book is incredible; I beta-read it in January, and advanced-read it in April, and loved it both

Samaras PerilGenre: Christian Fiction, Fantasy.Age Range: 14+ for violenceFavorite Quote: Its as if you are trying to hide yourself from Him, believing youre too broken and lost for Him to love. Oh, Jace, that just isnt true. He does love you.Series: Third book in the Ilyon Chronicles.Stars: 5 out 5 This will be a very gushy review. Youve been warned! When I pick up a book, the main thing Im looking for is great characters, which is what draws me in. And thats exactly what Jaye L. Knight gives

"I've been waiting a long time for this." SO HAVE I RAYAD, SO HAVE I. KADLFKJSDFKJA;LKDFJ. EXILES CANNOT COME SOON ENOUGH. My review: "Uh Kaden?" I ask, tightening my grip around his waist."Yeah?" he glances over his shoulder at me as we soar upward."Isn't Exis flying just a little too high?"Kaden grins one of his famous grins "flying a little too high for you maybe. But this is normal for us." He frowns when he sees my pale face. "I can take her down some if you want" "No! No, that's okay thank

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I was disappointed in Jaye L. Knight's writing in this book. It's seems like she's not putting as much effort into it as she did in book one. She has a lot of potential, and I think she could do a much better job.Although it wasn't what I was expecting, I did enjoy reading Samara's Peril.