Alora

Alora has been queen for hundreds of years.

Ruling over one of the most remote parts of the world, she spends her summers riding upon a wild stallion, her winters as a winged wolf, never changing, forever at an eternal sixteen.

Then he arrives.

Against her better judgment, Alora finds herself falling for a young boy with a kind heart. Unable to tame her desire, Alora is forced to face the fact that humans and immortals can never be together. If she chooses to love August, she will lose her eternal life, and she will die.

Yet there's a monster lurking in the shadows, a hunter determined to make Alora his prize. She must make the most challenging decision of her life. True love, or immortality?

©2020 Megan Linski (P)2025 Megan Linski

Hard time connecting with characters

I just couldn’t get into this book. Maybe there was a good story there that I was missing, but it just wasn’t the book for me. I had a hard time connecting with the characters and a hard time understanding the real point of this book.

Just okay

This book was just okay for me. Candace Joice did an excellent job at narrating

Really good

Not what I expected from this story but I quite like it. The character development and plot was very well done. Narration fit the story as well. Very glad there was HEA.

Interesting

It’s an interesting story. It’s a different take on immortality. I think young adults should read it.

loved this book, its a must read/listen

I really enjoyed the story. I actually read/ listen to it in one sitting, getting caught up in the plot. It was a beautiful teenage romance story. The fantasy element was unique and original, making for an exciting read. Alora's character was fun and independent. August was a cute and caring boy. Both characters were very likable and easy to root for. There was danger, betrayal and love. This romantic fantasy was very enjoyable and a lil sad 😥 in a small part. The narrator also did a good job making me feel all the emotions