Fallen Stars: Book Two of the Heavenly Bodies series
The stunning sequel to the instant international bestseller Heavenly Bodies.
Never make a bargain with a god.
Elara is out for revenge. Her love, Prince Enzo, is trapped between the realms of life and death, and her enemy has vanished, leaving Elara with a life she never wanted and new powers she cannot control.
Now a disgraced queen on the run, Elara must find a way to wake Enzo while also seeking the lost Titans, a league of gods who ruled the world long before the Stars.
But there is a darker power at play, one that even Ariete, King of the Stars, is afraid of. With enemies at every turn, Elara must tread carefully if she has any hope of saving her soulmate and fulfilling her promise to make every Star fall.
Never make a bargain with a god.
Elara is out for revenge. Her love, Prince Enzo, is trapped between the realms of life and death, and her enemy has vanished, leaving Elara with a life she never wanted and new powers she cannot control.
Now a disgraced queen on the run, Elara must find a way to wake Enzo while also seeking the lost Titans, a league of gods who ruled the world long before the Stars.
But there is a darker power at play, one that even Ariete, King of the Stars, is afraid of. With enemies at every turn, Elara must tread carefully if she has any hope of saving her soulmate and fulfilling her promise to make every Star fall.
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Community Reviews
This brought the story home for me! I love the twist and turns and I feel like the second book really dived more into the history of these characters and into their mysteries as well.
Fallen Stars was a worthy follow up to Heavenly Bodies. I think I enjoyed this one even more, actually. The imagery was captivating, and though our time in Altalune was short, it was glorious. (I would loooooveeee an Altalune novella!) This book was action packed from the very start. The ending utterly shocked me. I can’t believe we have to wait an entire YEAR for book 3. I’d read the indie pub of Holy Monster’s but the trad books are canon so I think it would only be confusing. *deep sigh*
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