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    A New Kind of Battle: A Bonners Fairy Novel

    By Elizabeth A. Patterson

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    “Come on,” Henry said, stepping up onto the window ledge. “Estelle is right. We can’t let anything happen to Sersha.”
    Henry’s bravery encouraged her and she nodded her head as he jumped. She watched his wings become visible, spreading wide as he sailed through the air.
    Climbing onto the ledge Haley jumped after him.


    It has been a while since teenage twins Henry and Haley Miles moved to the Bonner homestead in Idaho, stumbled onto a map and key, and discovered a portal into another world filled with fairies, magic, and danger that eventually led them to uncover the mystery behind a long-held legend. Now fairy Princess Sersha is trapped on the wrong side of the portal and her brother, Prince Valian, is injured and unable to leave the city of Roan.

    After the twins are visited by Estelle, a witch, who tells them they must protect Princess Sersha at all costs, the four return to Roan through her postern. As soon as they arrive at Hilda’s brick cottage, the twins learn that Prince Valian is healing, but that the land of Wisen has been overrun by strange occurrences. Its creatures are going berserk and fights are abundant. As they begin to investigate, Haley discovers she is competing with Prince Valian’s callous nurse for his attention, even while she is being pursued by a dark, handsome sorcerer. Worse yet, now Queen Lilia has disappeared.

    As the famous foursome split up in search of the missing queen, they are forced to embark on a journey into unknown territory as love, jealously, rage, and humor leave their mark upon the fairies.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateApr 20, 2012
    ISBN9781475901429
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    A New Kind of Battle: A Bonners Fairy Novel
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    Elizabeth A. Patterson

    ELIZABETH A. PATTERSON works in public service, is CEO of Fantasy Publishing LLC, and resides in Nevada with her husband, David. This is the sixth book in her Bonners’ Fairy series. Visit her website at: http://www.bonnersfairy.com

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    • 5/5
      Haley and Henry are twins who find themselves going back through a portal to Roan. They are going back to check on Prince Valian who was injured. Hayley had feelings for the prince and was sure he had feelings for her. However, his nurse seems to be getting in the way. Things are changing quickly for the fairies. If you are looking for a quick paced book to read that is full of adventure then this is definitely the book for you. It picks up where the previous one left off. Definitely a great book to start off your new year of reads. I received a copy to facilitate my review. The opinions expressed here are my own.