A Call to Arms: Book One of the Chronicles of Arden (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (923 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692315438 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 234 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Fantasy. LGBT fiction.. Forced to leave his siblings behind, Gib reports to Silver City, where he enrolls in the legendary Academy of Arden. 265 pages. To make matters worse, he suddenly finds himself uprooted from his home and drafted into the army. His charming candor eventually wins him a handful of friends—an enigmatic mage trainee with a secret, a young girl who has defied tradition by joining the military, and a prince looking to escape his stifling, royal life. But his new-found comrades may not be able to help when Gib alone overhears a traitorous plot—a scheme so horrible that if seen to fruition, all of Arden will suffer for it. 108,000 words. It's up to Gib to convince the High Council of Arden
Cute, Sweet, and I Want More Brittany Kelly If you have an issue with gay love, do not read this book. Let me make that clear. You will have your pretty little head offended. But if you're interested in a cute romantic subplot between two male characters without being suffocated by it, look no further than this.There is nothing 'adult' about this book, and I say that as praise. The romantic subplot is . "Bad execution of a top-notch story leaves me feeling very muddled" according to M.. Brace yourselves, this is going to be long. Even for me.[Note: this review has what you'd probably call spoilers. There really was no way for me to put my thoughts down without getting specific. I didn't give away the ending, or any major plot pointsbut if you think your reading experience will be colored by my opinions, if you're the type to want a totally c. Sweet and light-hearted gay fantasy AniDragon While I don't think this book will ever be at the top of my rec list, it was sweet and light-hearted, something that is sorely lacking in most LGBT fantasy books. The world-building does leave a bit to be desired, but the interesting characters shine through, so I'm willing to be forgiving.