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The Hidden Sun (Bariwon #1)

by J. Lloyd Morgan (Goodreads Author)

4.11 of 5 stars 4.11 · rating details · 66 ratings · 34 reviews

The kingdom of Bariwon is at a crossroads. Ever since Eliana was born, she has been primed to become the kingdom's leader. But she is not to rule Bariwon alone. A contest of sorts, called the Shoginoc, is to be held when Eliana turns twenty one. The victor gains the right to marry Eliana and become king of Bariwon. Rumor has it that the favorite to win the Shoginoc is Daim...more

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Published May 1st 2010 by Eloquent Books (first published 2010)

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Sep 27, 2010 Elizabeth Mueller rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: all my friends

Recommended to Elizabeth by: Tristi Pinkston

Whoa...I've just finished reading this at 2 this morning--I couldn't put it down. Really.

Okay, here is my steaming review:

Whoa.

I would leave it at that because that's how I felt after the experience of reading this wonderful novel.

Deception. Intrigue. Love.

A lovely princess dares defy the laws of the kingdom by a single act. From there, it's a wild roller coaster ride. No, it's not a pretty princess book. By far, but there is a true love story hidden within these pages.

I literally gripped the bo...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Heidi rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adventure, knights-in-shining-armor, clean-romance

I saw the second book in this series by J. Lloyd Morgan in the library and loved the cover...it grabbed my attention enough that I went in search for the first so I could read them both. I was SHOCKED by how much I enjoyed it. It really took me by surprise. This is the authors first book he's had published and I found him to be a beautiful story-teller. I absolutely loved the plot and characters. There were just a few little things that I didn't care for (Point of view changes at certain times f...more

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Aug 31, 2011 Tamara Ward rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I can’t decide whether I liked the characters or the plot of The Hidden Sun the best. Morgan’s plot clips along at a quick pace and includes a good number of unexpected turns – truly – events in the book I never saw coming. Plus, the characters (with very unique names) suck you in and don’t let go – you’ll get attached. I enjoy reading YA, and most of the YA books I come across these days include supernatural elements or the use of magic. You won’t find this in The Hidden Sun while you will get...more

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Nov 25, 2011 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My daughter and I read this book together for a book club at her middle school....Have to admit when we started to read the names and places worried me a bit because I had trouble saying them...but no need to worry there was a handy pronunciation guide at the beginning of the book and we soon fell in love with the characters....I won't go into to much detail so as not to ruin the book for anyone who has not read it; but I have never read a book that handled the main characters like J. Lloyd Morg...more

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Oct 17, 2011 Councellor Silverwings rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Any Age

We’ve had the wonderful opportunity of sharing J. Lloyd Morgan’s first novel “The Hidden Sun”. If we were asked to describe this book in one word we would have to say a breathless “Wow”. His eloquent writing method using multiple character relationships interwoven with riveting action scenes give this novel a unique “one of a kind“ style compared with some of the books being released today. It’s an invigorating change to the “one hero, one villain, one story approach and one we thoroughly enjoye...more We’ve had the wonderful opportunity of sharing J. Lloyd Morgan’s first novel “The Hidden Sun”. If we were asked to describe this book in one word we would have to say a breathless “Wow”. His eloquent writing method using multiple character relationships interwoven with riveting action scenes give this novel a unique “one of a kind“ style compared with some of the books being released today. It’s an invigorating change to the “one hero, one villain, one story approach and one we thoroughly enjoyed.

The Hidden Sun subtly grabbed us in what could only be accurately described as a “great big warm bear hug” and enveloped us into a vast array of twists and turns always leaving us suspecting, but not quite sure, only to be pleasantly surprised as each relationship unfolded.

And what relationships they are! Portrayed in the “Middle Ages”, we find ourselves taken back to our youth when imaginations ran vivid and wild with visions of “Robin Hood and Maid Marian”. We find ourselves rooting for almost all the characters. Almost you might ask? Well there’s no shortage of “lower morality” incorrigible types who brought out the “revenge is sweet” emotion in us. In the end we found ourselves smiling and crying, laughing and shouting, demanding justice, and dreading the moment when the pages would end as we knew the story would unfortunately come to a close.

We made a pleasant discovery however, by being curious enough to read the prologue to “The Waxing Moon”. We found that the story from “The Hidden Sun” seems to continue, to our immense satisfaction, but now we find ourselves in a greater quandary being hopelessly hooked and impatiently awaiting what we are confident will be Mr. Morgan’s next great novel.

Thank you, J. Lloyd Morgan for allowing us to share such a wonderful story. We strongly recommend that everyone add this book to their “must read” list and rush out to get this book. It’s one fantastic read.

Note: While this book was provided to us free of charge, we have provided this review without bias or enticement.(less)

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Oct 12, 2011 Bonnie at A Backwards Story rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, blog-tour, fantasy

THE HIDDEN SUN is deceptive both in terms of its cover and its content. The cover is pretty typical fare for a fantasy novel involving knights and kingdoms. The book’s synopsis, on the other hand, outlines a story that seems much simpler than it actually is. I was expecting a fantasy novel full of heroes and royalty, a sweeping epic romance set among the background of political intrigue. THE HIDDEN SUN had all that…but it was also so much more. Author J. Lloyd Morgan twists and turns the plot in...more THE HIDDEN SUN is deceptive both in terms of its cover and its content. The cover is pretty typical fare for a fantasy novel involving knights and kingdoms. The book’s synopsis, on the other hand, outlines a story that seems much simpler than it actually is. I was expecting a fantasy novel full of heroes and royalty, a sweeping epic romance set among the background of political intrigue. THE HIDDEN SUN had all that…but it was also so much more. Author J. Lloyd Morgan twists and turns the plot in so many directions that nothing is ever expected as he takes us on an adventure that reminds me of all the reasons I love this genre best.

THE HIDDEN SUN takes place over a longer period of time than I originally anticipated it would and only the first third of the book goes the way I think it will. Morgan’s characters are endearing from the start. I loved seeing Princess Eliana as a girl with her own phrases and habit of doodling in her books. The opening scene really humanized her and I immediately began to care, even more so as she develops feelings for Rinan, her personal royal guardian. Following the fashion of all forbidden romances, there’s seemingly no way for the two to be together. Eliana will soon be queen of Bariwon and must marry whoever wins the Shoginoc. On top of that, royal guardians aren’t allowed to marry until after they’ve retired. The two hatch a dangerous plan in order to be together, one that will wreak havoc not only in their own lives, but throw the kingdom they’ve sworn to protect in mortal peril.

Morgan has created yet another novel that’s hard for me to talk about without giving away major plot points and spoilers. Bariwon is a kingdom that reminds me of other beloved fantasy realms such as Tamora Pierce’s world of Tortall. I love books and movies featuring knights and kingdoms and competitions of skill. To have all of those things bound up in one novel was a pleasure and I blew right through this novel, never wanting to put it down. There’s so much meaning behind the title alone, more than I initially thought after reading the first couple of chapters. By the novel’s end, I understood it on a deeper level and appreciated it all the more. With the exception of guessing two character-related events, THE HIDDEN SUN kept me guessing, never sure quite what to expect next. I can’t wait to journey back to Bariwon in the future.
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Aug 04, 2010 Ali Cross rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2010

The Hidden Sun is an intriguing read; it rather surprised me on a couple levels.

First, what I didn't like: The book has a number of technical issues. Point of view changes, tense changes, poor editing and a whole lot of telling with very little showing.

Having said that, J. Lloyd Morgan is a remarkable storyteller who, despite all that was wrong with the BOOK, managed to keep me wholly engaged in the STORY. All that other stuff can be fixed, but The Hidden Sun definitely has the stuff that matte...more

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Mar 24, 2013 Richard rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, middle-grade, young-adult

In full disclosure I won book two of this series in a Goodreads giveaway.

Personally I enjoy fantasy books, I don’t mind some romance in them, but I don’t normally read romance novels set in a fantasy world. As the second book in the series, the one that I won, was described as “With a touch of romance, this action-adventure story is amazing” I figured that this series would be okay for me.

After the first few chapters, the romance seemed very heavy and I felt like the kid at the start of the Prin...more

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Aug 07, 2012 Destyni rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I found this book whilst looking for clean young adult entertainment. Someone said Deseret Book might be a good place to try. I looked at their list of books online and The Hidden Sun was the only fantasy title that Deseret Book carried. I decided to give it a try.

On the plus side, it is more or less clean.

Other than that, I'm not impressed. Ehhh... first off, contractions are used in the narration text. This is a major "no-no" as far as English literature goes. The grammar left something to be...more

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Oct 08, 2011 Dawn Vanniman rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I received this book from the author in return for an honest review.

THE HIDDEN SUN is a wonderfully crafted fairytale. There's a Princess, forbidden love, an evil overlord and a happy ending. What more could you ask for?

The plot moves along quickly and has great twists and turns. I was a little worried that it would be high fantasy at first, but it wasn't at all. It was a lovely story and one that I could easily imagine the author telling his four daughters.

The characters were well-written with...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Kathryn Cooper rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was great! I have to warn you that I yelled a third of the way through and almost didn't finish reading it. Just know when you get to the part where you are BEYOND ANGRY at what just happened, keep reading. It gets better.

I have never read a book from so many different perspectives before. At first it was annoying, and I couldn't keep track of what was going on. But eventually I kept up with it, and I think it added something special to the book. It was like an omniscient point of view...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Michael Araujo rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

If I ever pick up a book that involves royalty, it always involves fantasy as well. Any sort of element from fantasy and I’ll be good. But this time the one I picked up was just royalty and politics. And oddly enough, I really enjoyed it. Getting straight to the point here, The Hidden Sun is a story that spans through a couple of years and shows what happens when the wrong person takes charge. When love becomes forbidden and a secret. What happens when your home is now the worst place to be. It’...more If I ever pick up a book that involves royalty, it always involves fantasy as well. Any sort of element from fantasy and I’ll be good. But this time the one I picked up was just royalty and politics. And oddly enough, I really enjoyed it. Getting straight to the point here, The Hidden Sun is a story that spans through a couple of years and shows what happens when the wrong person takes charge. When love becomes forbidden and a secret. What happens when your home is now the worst place to be. It’s a story that shows how challenges are met.

The reason I’m getting straight to the point is because it’s what the novel does itself. It gives us these breaks every few paragraphs skipping from one scene to another, reminding me of a television show. While at times it distracted me from the reading and made me wish that certain scenes played out longer, it kept me going, knowing that just on the next page something new and crazy was about to happen. Aside from that, the novel does span through a few years, which made me want the book to be longer. I just wanted to know the characters more, know the story and the places a bit more deeply. Keeping it short and sweet had its advantages but also disadvantages.

The characters, although, were brilliantly written out. I found them all interesting and began to love a couple of them which tore my heart as a few died. And let me warn you, J. Lloyd Morgan isn’t afraid of killing off a few characters. But the fact that they were written out so well made it all the better in the end. They brought out real emotions and care which as a reader I was happy about. His writing was also pretty good. It was easy to read and the way he played with words made it bearable.

Overall the whole book itself was epic and kept me interested enough to want to read what comes next. But I was also surprised at the fact that I fell for this story pretty hard. Not only did I enjoy it like I said above, I wanted more by the end. I wanted to know what happens next with all of the characters. I know that their stories haven’t ended and that there’s so many things that can go wrong. And even though it didn’t have any magic or dragons or wizards or whatever, it still had that magical spark to it. It was magical without the magic.
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Oct 26, 2011 Kaitlyn rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This cover is totally worthy of a fantasy novel. There’s the castle and surrounding grounds, plus gold font. It really works.

I wasn’t really sure what to expect from The Hidden Sun, but it sucked me in from the very beginning. Like with any fantasy, the names take a bit of getting used to, but there was a nice pronunciation guide in the front of the book. After about 30 pages, I didn’t even stumble over the names anymore.

The corrupt leaders had me fuming throughout the book. This is a novel tha...more

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Oct 18, 2011 Aislynn (Stitch Read Cook) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: arc-s-to-review, hard-copy-from-publisher, paranormal-fantasy, read-in-2011, blog-book-tour

Have you ever had one of those books that you picked up and couldn't put down? Where you were so engrossed in the book that you stayed up all night to read the book in just one sitting? For me, this was that book. It was such an incredible story, that I stayed up until 3am so I could find out what happened!

Eliana, the daughter of the current leader of Bariwon is coming of age where she must marry and must produce and heir. Unfortunately for Eliana, she's fallen in love with her royal guardian Ri...more

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Aug 11, 2012 Tamara Ward rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I can't decide whether I liked the characters or the plot of The Hidden Sun the best. Morgan's plot clips along at a quick pace and includes a good number of unexpected turns - truly - events in the book I never saw coming. Plus, the characters (with very unique names) suck you in and don't let go - you'll get attached. I enjoy reading YA, and most of the YA books I come across these days include supernatural elements or the use of magic. You won't find magic in The Hidden Sun while you will get...more

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Oct 18, 2011 Katelyn (Tales of Books and Bands) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, read-in-2011, 4-stars

This story came as such a wonderful surprise to me. I am fascinated with stories of far away kingdoms, princesses, and knights (or in the case of this book, guardians). Every author who writes about these far away places seems to bring something new to the table and that is most certainly true with J. Lloyd Morgan!

The characters in this book were rich, vibrant, and so full of life. There are so many characters that you are introduced to in a short amount of time but J. Lloyd Morgan does a phenom...more This story came as such a wonderful surprise to me. I am fascinated with stories of far away kingdoms, princesses, and knights (or in the case of this book, guardians). Every author who writes about these far away places seems to bring something new to the table and that is most certainly true with J. Lloyd Morgan!

The characters in this book were rich, vibrant, and so full of life. There are so many characters that you are introduced to in a short amount of time but J. Lloyd Morgan does a phenomenal job introducing us to each and every one. With quirky names to match their quirky personality traits, I seemed to recognize every character with ease. I knew Rinan was a strong, protective, kind man. I knew Eliana was vibrant and full of life. I could tell from the very beginning just how sinister Abrecan could be. I was able to understand where all the characters were coming from and that made this super interesting. The awkward characters like Bertram made me laugh quite frequently. The evil characters like Abrecan, easily made my skin crawl. And then there are the lovely characters of Eliana, Rinan, Rayne, and Sunshine. They were such a joy to learn about, I loved meeting each and every one of them.

The story held my interest the whole entire time which is a huge plus! There were action scenes, mystery and romance, basically everything I need in a good book. The author keeps us on top of our toes by switching from character to character. Just when something big and epic is about to be revealed, J. Lloyd Morgan will flip to a different scene. While this would annoy me in many other stories, I found it added so much to The Hidden Sun!

On top of great characters and an interesting plot line, J. Lloyd Morgan did a PHENOMENAL job with his attention to detail. I could picture the characters in my mind. I could see the grand halls and tapestries of the castle. I could imagine the competitions playing out in my head. J. Lloyd Morgan did so well describing everything in his story that it was almost like a mental movie in my head while reading it!

In the end, I am so happy that I was able to read this book. At a first glance, I thought it was something I’d enjoy but I never would have guessed I’d love it this much.Beautiful, enchanting characters, a twisting plot-line and vivid visuals, what is not to love?

I would love to thank J. Lloyd Morgan for allowing me to be a part of his blog tour! This book turned out to be a wonderful read and I can’t wait to see what is next from him!(less)

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Jan 19, 2012 Kelly Nelson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

With a touch of romance, this action/adventure novel is amazing. A great book for both kids and adults. I had it read within twenty-four hours. I couldn’t put it down. And now my daughter is half-way through and loving it! The author weaves an intricate tale spanning two generations. You are cheering for the characters throughout as they battle the effects of one wicked king in their fight to restore liberty and justice to the people of Bariwon. This book visited my thoughts long after I closed...more

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Aug 04, 2012 Tammy Johnson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this book! I had heard a lot of good things about it. But I didn't realize how much I'd like it until I read it. There were pleanty of surprises along the way.

I read in the author's bio that he was a TV director. I can see how he incorporated that experience in the book. I loved his device of ending with mini cliffhangers throughout the book. It made me want to read more.

I found this book refreshing compared to a lot of the same old, same old books. The author took some risks in writing...more

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Jan 04, 2013 Kayla rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: lds-author, plot-twists, favorites, owned

I have left off reviewing this fantastic book for too long. The first I heard of The Hidden Sun was when my dad mentioned that a guy he knew from high school had written a book, and that if I needed something to read, I should read it. Being the voracious reader that I am, of course I picked it up. And I could not put it down.

I think the plot summary does a good job of summing up the first part of the book:

"A faraway kingdom.

A beautiful princess.

A courageous hero.

A ruthless villain.

An impossible...more

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Oct 06, 2011 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: nook-kindle

4.5 stars.

I'm not ashamed to say that I am most ardently a person who judges books by their covers. I can't help it, and, honestly, I should probably stop. I've come across quite a lot of books with utterly gorgeous, eye-catching covers that completely disappoint, and I've read many books with average, mediocre, and even terrible covers that are magnificent. The Hidden Sun didn't have a terrible cover, but it didn't have one that made me sigh, either, and I will admit I read it mostly because I...more 4.5 stars.

I'm not ashamed to say that I am most ardently a person who judges books by their covers. I can't help it, and, honestly, I should probably stop. I've come across quite a lot of books with utterly gorgeous, eye-catching covers that completely disappoint, and I've read many books with average, mediocre, and even terrible covers that are magnificent. The Hidden Sun didn't have a terrible cover, but it didn't have one that made me sigh, either, and I will admit I read it mostly because I had to. I am so, so pleased to say that I am a terrible person who should quit judging books by their covers. The Hidden Sun is a hidden gem and should have sparklers that go off every time someone opens its cover.

There are so many things I loved about the book, but I rather like to get any negatives out of the way first. My only real complaint lies in the dialogue. There were several times it felt stilted and unnatural, like a character was talking just to clarify what was going on, rather than because they had something to say. Slightly picky, I know, but it bothered me, and I don't want to JUST gush. :)

On to the fun! I have a ton of positive things that jump out, but I'll only be able to highlight a few, since I'm not trying to write an essay... First, the plot. Oh, the plot the plot the plot. I wanted to die. There were lots of twists and turns, and sudden deaths (which I always enjoy!), and things just kept happening that I didn't expect. I didn't expect the book to expand over two generations, which I loved. The problems going on in Bariwon are not problems that can be solved in a short time, and I so appreciate that Mr. Morgan didn't force an improbable happy ending or a cliffhanger to make the reader impatient for a second book.

And the characters! Our villain, Abrecan, is just purely and insanely evil and power hungry. You will love to hate him. Eliana and Rinan are utterly adorable, but I especially loved Rayne. A girl can't help but swoon over such a guy. He stands up for the innocent and endangered, helps old women, and can fight to boot. Governor Nash was a fun character to read, always with a quip flouncing authority and there was not enough of him.

The Hidden Sun is a classic tale of good and evil. There is no magic afoot or dragons smoldering, just good ole human nature. This is the first book in a trilogy, with the second novel, The Waxing Moon, coming out next year.

To repeat my stupid pun earlier (y'all should know by now that I'm only good for one terrible pun a review!), The Hidden Sun is a hidden revelation; a chivalric novel well worth your time and any accidental blood.

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Oct 13, 2011 Rebecca Dean rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jul 20, 2012 Debbie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a good story. Every 21 years a new king and queen are chosen to rule the kingdom of Bariwon. The current ruler or rulers step down and their heir becomes the king or queen. The former ruler or rulers become councilors to the new rulers. The new queen falls in love with one of her Royal Guardians and marries him secretly. I liked this story and am looking forward to reading others in this series.

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Feb 21, 2011 Joyce Christensen rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a cute story with all the components for a great fantasy. Kings and Queens, a beautiful Princess and a wicked antagonist. It has some romance but it is a nice clean story. It isn't one of those stories where you say, "I knew how it was going to turn out from the beginning." It has some interesting twists to keep you interested.

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May 03, 2012 Jenn rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

LOVED this book from beginning to end because it keeps you on your toes. I appreciated how the character names were just different enough, but not so complicated I couldn't keep track of them. Great, clean story that makes you think about a few things. I'd be very comfortable with my 12 year old son reading this.

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Aug 08, 2010 Sabine rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book has a lot of technical difficulties, from poor editing to lack of showing. That being said, there were moments that I did actually get caught up in it, and I enjoyed a few of the characters. I had a lot of yeah right moments as I read this, but I also had a few please tell me more moments.

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Oct 16, 2011 Erika rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2011

While I haven't picked up a novel like The Hidden Sun, ever, I found myself enjoying it. It brought me back to my love of princes and princess. I have to say it had a kind of Tristan and Isolde feel to it which is perfectly fin by me. I loved the characters and setting.

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Jan 26, 2011 Lavinia rated it 4 of 5 stars

I found this book on the Goodreads giveaway section and thought it looked interesting. After I didn't win, I looked it up online and lo and behold, I knew the author! The Morgan's live(d) behind Orem High School, and Jason graduated in 1987. Anyway . . . that gave me even more incentive to find and buy this book. I was impressed with the twists and turns in this book that could have been just another princess story. I read that the author got the idea for this book from making up stories for his...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Kristin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Really great book! Has a little bit of everything and great characters to pull you through. I couldn't put this one down! What took the cake was that it was free!! Highly recommended this one!

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May 03, 2013 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It is so fun to pick up a book, expecting it to be good, and then find it is exceptional. I kept finding myself saying, oh no, I didn't see that coming!

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Sep 23, 2011 Mandi Slack rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this novel. I gave it 4 and 1/2 stars...Read my full review @

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Author J. Lloyd Morgan is an award winning author and television director. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Communications and a minor in English. Morgan has lived all over the United States, but now resides in North Carolina with his wife and four daughters. Aside from writing, Morgan is an avid reader. He’s also a huge fan of baseball and enjoys listening to progressiv...more

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