#ashes fall

[honestlybookreviews]

My best reads of 2020 are:

January - First Term by Rachel Jonas

February - Second Term by Rachel Jonas

March - Ashes Fall by Nina Walker

April - Unfortunately, I haven’t read anything

May - To Carve A Fae Heart by Tessonja Odette

June - Awakening by Leigh Walker

July - Variant Lost by Kaydence Snow

August - Just Breathe by Author C Pereira

September - Savage Lover by Sophie Lark

October - Mated by Letty Frame

November - Tortured Souls by Nikki J Summers

December - To Spark A Fae War by Tessonja Odette

There are my 2020 books. I have to say thank you to every author (even if you are not on this list) for giving me a chance to review your book(s).

I started my account back in March and I had a fun road. I never thought my experience with books and generally people who read could be this positive!

You truly made my year.

Thank you very much,

Lucy

[honestlybookreviews]

Where do I start?

I’d give this book a solid 5 ⭐️ 

Why? It was a fresh breath I hadn’t expected. Based on the blurb I got from the author I thought I’d know what and when will something happen and where in the book. I couldn’t be more wrong. But let’s start the review.

The book is about a girl named Khali, she’s a gifted dragon with 4 main elements flowing through her, which is super rare. She’s supposed to marry one of the dragon princes and bring as many kids into their kingdom as possible. Of course our Khali doesn’t like that. She wants to show the king, queens, princes and the whole kingdom that she’s worth so much more! Will she be able to prove them or will they stop her?

The most interesting thing I found was not being able to know what was going to happen before it happened. Since I read a lot of books (as probably all of us have) I find it easier and easier to pinpoint when something will go south. For this book I didn’t expect it or the other just did the writing so excellently that I just wasn’t watching out for it. At the beginning of the book I didn’t know what I was getting myself into, so I kind of had to push myself to read it, but I’m so glad I did! Through the middle of it I noticed myself being more and more pulled towards the book in an amazing and I couldn’t wait as to what would happen.

The most I liked the story (of course), but also the way Khali was “built” as well as the characters around her and the whole kingdom. Each character was different and awesome.

[thetunesclub]

Listeners are Driven Crazy with the Latest Soundtrack ‘Ashes Fall’ by the Ravishing Music Band Killing Miley on Spotify

[fyeahchelahhorsdal]

Backstage stills of Chelah Horsdal from Ashes Fall (2007)

[shitredditrocks]

Subject 16 - Ashes Fall

"Ashes Fall" by Subject 16

posted in r/metalcore

[triheadedmonkey-blog]

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[shitredditrocks]

Dream The Electric Sleep - Ashes Fall

"Ashes Fall" by Dream The Electric Sleep

posted in r/ProgMetal

[kissmyflash]

Was sifting through photos from a short I worked on years ago and found this one of @brandojay that I had taken. Only now I can't help but look at it and think of his great "Chocolate Jesus" line from Graceland.