Book description
Can hope be found for four shattered souls?
Princess Nordica Icerri’s crown will be purchased with blood—her blood. Now the sole heir to the throne, she is determined to be the queen the Snowlands deserve, but that comes with a price: a numbed heart and soul. Only when she meets…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Shattered Reflection as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This author has vivid world-building and delivers a powerful story where good and evil battle.
Each of the four main characters has internal conflict, and I fully enjoyed the multiple points of view. There are a few gruesome descriptions involving slavery and the evil lord’s torture methods, but overall, the book is very clean.
There is no swearing, which I love. The characters follow God’s design for love and marriage, and the memorable story is a clear allegory to the Bible.
Mature teens and adults who want Christian fiction with themes of forgiveness, faithfulness, and God’s ability to change hearts…
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