The Duchess Inheritance (Jordinia #2) by C.K. Brooke Series: Jordinia #2
Published by 48fourteen on April 11th 2015
Genres: Fantasy
Pages: 482
Source: Kindle Unlimited
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Her inheritance awaits...but is it what she expects? Dainy Ducelle possesses only one clue to her hidden inheritance. Accompanied by her loyal companions - Mac, Jon and Bos - the young woman embarks upon another riveting quest, braving pirates, desert thieves and mountain gales through the exotic nations of the Great Continent to seek her royal fortune. But when her unusual treasure is finally uncovered, the former duchess gains the sudden potential to become a future empress. Thus ensues the battle to reclaim Jordinia in C.K. Brooke's gripping sequel to The Duchess Quest (Jordinia: Book 1). Wrought with harrowing adventure and deepening romance, war is waged while love is lost and found in this epic conclusion to the tale of Jordinia.
In an Oyster Shell – An imaginative well-written fantasy.
The Pearls – This book was a great sequel to The Duchess Quest. It was a great completion to the series.
The concept was good a lost Duchess who is seeking her inheritance to help the people of Jordinia. The current Jordinia government, of course, is not keen on her being alive. They fear she will come to claim her right to the throne. It makes for great conflict.
The characters really made this story. There was a lot of growth that happens over the two books. Where the characters end up was surprising but satisfying.
The world was well developed. The lands that the characters visit were believable.
The Sand – It was a really good book.
4.5 Pearls
About C.K. Brooke
C.K. Brooke is a 2015 Shelf Unbound Notable Indie author with a five-star rating by Readers’ Favorite. She holds numerous fantasy and romance publications with 48fourteen, Limitless Publishing, and Elphame Press. Her lifelong passion is books – reading, writing, editing, publishing and blogging about them. When not blissing out in literary land, she enjoys info-tainment podcasts, singing, songwriting and playing the piano. She lives in Washington, Michigan with her husband and young son.
