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Jordan's Arrow (The Jordan of Algoran #2)
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Even if they get close, they cannot to see me.
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After the events that took place years ago, Jordan has grown up to be a beautiful woman, wife, mother and chieftess.
When the Gustaa nation decides to wage war against Mountain Mokta to avenge a defeat they faced many years ago, it is up to Jordan Snowfire to save them.
With a responsibility she wasn't ready for yet, will she trust the right people to be by her side at this hour of need?
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Jordan's Arrow is the sequel to Allen Steadham's fantasy novel, Jordan's World.
There has been a lot of improvement in the story of this book compared to the first one.
Jordan is more mature and wise, the actual storyline including her family is a hundred times more powerful and the action in this book is more prominent.
We see a gradual character development within her and how she has to learn to balance family and her duties.
Arrow, Jordan's son is facing problems of his own because he is different and still being a child he has to deal with a lot more than a child his age.
There is a lot more great content in this book and the story is written with more depth, and imagination.
My one issue is there were parts that could have been cut out or written concisely because it makes you lose concentration. (Similar to what I felt in the first book.)
This book also ends on a great cliffhanger and I'm looking forward to read the next in the series.
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Rated 8.5/10
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After the events that took place years ago, Jordan has grown up to be a beautiful woman, wife, mother and chieftess.
When the Gustaa nation decides to wage war against Mountain Mokta to avenge a defeat they faced many years ago, it is up to Jordan Snowfire to save them.
With a responsibility she wasn't ready for yet, will she trust the right people to be by her side at this hour of need?
🦄🦄🦄
Jordan's Arrow is the sequel to Allen Steadham's fantasy novel, Jordan's World.
There has been a lot of improvement in the story of this book compared to the first one.
Jordan is more mature and wise, the actual storyline including her family is a hundred times more powerful and the action in this book is more prominent.
We see a gradual character development within her and how she has to learn to balance family and her duties.
Arrow, Jordan's son is facing problems of his own because he is different and still being a child he has to deal with a lot more than a child his age.
There is a lot more great content in this book and the story is written with more depth, and imagination.
My one issue is there were parts that could have been cut out or written concisely because it makes you lose concentration. (Similar to what I felt in the first book.)
This book also ends on a great cliffhanger and I'm looking forward to read the next in the series.
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Rated 8.5/10
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March 23, 2020
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March 23, 2020
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