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A Sky of Emerald Stars by A. K. Mulford
5.0
Absolutely amazing. Following book one when Calla took ownership over herself and her people, she's now working with Grae to get a dear friend back from their enemies. Betrayal runs amok in their endeavors, and they split to solve the problems plaguing them.
Sadie is going out of her mind suck at the Golden Court. Not because its bad, it's great, but because she needs to fight and run. So she and Navin, of all people, are sent with Maez on their own quest to help Calla in her quest to create a better world.
Obstacles are thrown in front of both parties at every step of the way. Self growth, growth in relationships, and realizations that although there is a divide in language, humans and wolves are not all that different after all are beautifully written in this novel. As always, A.K. Mulford brings reality crashing into fantasy, focusing on the fight for equality.
Sadie is going out of her mind suck at the Golden Court. Not because its bad, it's great, but because she needs to fight and run. So she and Navin, of all people, are sent with Maez on their own quest to help Calla in her quest to create a better world.
Obstacles are thrown in front of both parties at every step of the way. Self growth, growth in relationships, and realizations that although there is a divide in language, humans and wolves are not all that different after all are beautifully written in this novel. As always, A.K. Mulford brings reality crashing into fantasy, focusing on the fight for equality.