Heir to the Sun

Heir to the Sun

Jennifer Allis Provost / Jan 20, 2020

Heir to the Sun A mad king An escaped slave One warrior to save the realm When Asherah stripped of both her memory and her dignity learns that King Sahlgren is responsible for her torment it nearly breaks her Inste

  • Title: Heir to the Sun
  • Author: Jennifer Allis Provost
  • ISBN: 9781622510207
  • Page: 161
  • Format: Paperback
  • A mad king An escaped slave One warrior to save the realm When Asherah, stripped of both her memory and her dignity, learns that King Sahlgren is responsible for her torment it nearly breaks her Instead, she leads her fellow slaves to freedom More prisons are scattered across Parthalan, and Asherah vows to burn them all Caol nir, a warrior descended from the gods,A mad king An escaped slave One warrior to save the realm When Asherah, stripped of both her memory and her dignity, learns that King Sahlgren is responsible for her torment it nearly breaks her Instead, she leads her fellow slaves to freedom More prisons are scattered across Parthalan, and Asherah vows to burn them all Caol nir, a warrior descended from the gods, is sworn to serve and defend the king Then a priestess is murdered, and Caol nir learns that Sahlgren is to blame Determined to stop the king, sacred oath or no, Caol nir joins Asherah s rebellion What Caol nir doesn t know is that Sahlgren has promised the demon lord a woman of rare and singular beauty, a woman whose abilities are rud to rival the sun god s themselves a woman Caol nir knows all too well HEIR TO THE SUN Book One of the Chronicles of Parthalan

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      • Jennifer Allis Provost

        Jennifer Allis Provost is a native New Englander who lives in a sprawling colonial along with her beautiful and precocious twins, a dog, two birds, three cats, and a wonderful husband who never forgets to buy ice cream As a child, she read anything and everything she could get her hands on, including a set of encyclopedias, but fantasy was always her favorite She spends her days drinking vast amounts of coffee, arguing with her computer, and avoiding any and all domestic behavior.


    1. From the first few chapters, I was addicted to the fantasy and romance of this novel. Ms. Provost weaves a beautiful and captivating tale of love, mythology, rebellion, and a fight for freedom against demons and an evil, oppressive King. Of all the fantasy tales I've read, this is one that held my attention from the prologue all the way to the very last sentence. The rich history and vivid descriptions of Parthalan and its inhabitants are colorful, magical, and pure fantasy. I love books that dr [...]

    2. Heir to the Sun is a romantic-fantasy about elves, faeries, demons, kings, queens, and even priestesses! King Sahlgren, the Faerie King, selfishly hands his faeries over to demons, in order to extend Parthalon's borders. He essentially makes a deal with the devil, disregarding his own people to further his reign. His faeries are beaten, raped, and abused horribly, but they hold out hope that "Asherah" will come to free them. When two of the imprisoned slaves, Hillel and Torim, realize it is thei [...]

    3. Heir to the Sun by Jennifer Allis Provost is the follow up novel to Rise of the Deva'shi. It does work as a standalone however. I personally think I would not have enjoyed it as much without having read Rise of the Deva'shi and having an idea about where Asherah ends up. When the book starts out you follow two separate story lines. The first follows Hillel (later becoming Asherah) and Torim. The ladies are in a prison camp run by demons. They are there basically to be breeding mares. The second [...]

    4. I really enjoyed Heir to the Sun. The cover does it no justice at all. There are several main characters we have, Caol'nir a warrior, who is in love with a priestess he is sworn to protect and not touch. There is also Asherah, a fae enslaved by demons.Asherah is an amazing character, so amazingly strong that any woman would be proud to be her, she has amazingly hard times but she is a fighter.I don't want to say too much in fear that I will spoil something but oh my god!!There was more than once [...]

    5. Heir to the Son had me hooked from the very first chapter. I could not put it down.Romantic Fantacy at it's finest. Epic love,betrayal,revenge,and so much more! I highly recommend it! I already bought the next book in the series!

    6. *This book was given to me by the author in exchange for an honest review*The story starts with two different events going on at the same time. The first one is that Hillel and Torim are fairies who are imprisoned (along with many other fairies) by a cruel king named King Sahlgren. The woman are taken from their cells by demon creatures called Mordeth who rape the woman and try to impregnate them so they can have more demon creatures in the world. Hillel along with one of the nicer guards plot a [...]

    7. This book is a perfect example of why we should never judge something because of the way it looks. I HATE the cover. It's juvenile and not enticing AT ALL. Butis book was really good! It surprised me and I'm looking forward to picking up its sequel really soon.While there was plenty of magic, mythical creatures and a medieval setting, what made this book stand out was how character driven it was. The author really did a fantastic job in constructing characters that I cared about deeply. Plus, th [...]

    8. I'm happy to have come across Heir to the Sun. From the first page, starting with the story about Olluhm and Cydia, the creatures of of the fae, I was hooked. If you're looking for fantasy, love, magic, and bloodis is for you. I don't want to really call it Fantasy Romance, though it does lean closer towards that, but the HEA is kind of up in the air for me. It's Fantasy with strong romantic elements. I won't give away spoilers, but there IS a HEA, just not what I was expecting.In Heir to the Su [...]

    9. This was an ok romantic fantasy read. The main races are the elfin and faerie. There are other races with short mentions and appearances in the book. The story focuses on 2 different couples who eventually cross paths due to a common cause. There's a lot of slow moments especially with one couple. Their stolen touches, words of endearment, and yearning glances really drag on for awhile because of their positions/title. The writting style is different. It's in 3rd person then there will be random [...]

    10. First of all, like other people have noted before me, the cover of this book seems a tad juvenile and does not really match the actual novel.I have this book on my kindle and I was pleasantly surprised at how truly awesome it was. I loved it. I loved the characters, the story itself and the writing style. I am actually stunned that it has so few reviews/reads.

    11. SuperSuperb reading. Fun and entertaining. Could not stop reading. Great first book from a new author. I recommend this as a first purchase or your 101st purchase.

    12. I received a copy from the author for an honest review.This was an amazing read with a nice blend of romance and fantasy. Caol'nir and Alluria's forbidden love was sweet, exciting and thrilling. Lormac and Asherah's love story was intense but incredibly moving. I admired Lormac: he was caring, considerate and never pushed Asherah. He helped heal a broken woman in more ways than one. My heart broke for Asherah: she endured what no woman should have yet she comes out fighting like a true warrior. [...]

    13. In this story, Alluria, a fairy priestess, and Caol'nir, a faery warrior sworn to keep her safe and chaste, have fallen madly in love. She brakes her vows to her God and the two are soon bound to each other. But something in the temple is wrong. One of the other priestesses was murdered by a demon. Caol'nir, desperate to find out who did it, follows the King on a clandestine mission. He realizes that the King is working with a demon.Through further investigation, he discovers that the faeries in [...]

    14. Dive into a world of Fae and Elves, though not in the traditional sense. The Fae are children of gods, lovers, warriors and generally peaceful. The Elves are known for their warriors, they are feirce and proud and born of the earth. The world painted in Heir to the Sun is vivid and full. Though it has parralels to earth, it is very distinctive with it's own charm and vibrancy. It is difficult to create an entire world of people with history and races and culture. Ms. Provost does an impressive j [...]

    15. originally appeared on:Bookshelf ConfessionsI kind of felt guilty, since I have read this book last a while ago, and yet I only have the time to post my review now But then I hope, I could still help you readers to like this book the way I didFirst and foremost, I love the cover, but I think it would be a lot better with something showing off faeries, warriors, or something that truly depicts fantasy…Heir to the sun is really a good epic fantasy the strong characters are there, the complicated [...]

    16. I received this book free through Giveaways. This was pretty good. It's a reasonably interesting fantasy setting - different enough from a standard fantasy setting to be interesting. The plot is decent. The characters could mostly use a little more depth. They have motivations beyond romance, but those motivations are completely overshadowed by their romantic motivations. This book is very, very heavy on romance. There are two primary couples. There's a warrior and a priestess, and those two ha [...]

    17. This is a story that has a unique prospective of fantasy, using creatures most of us know and have loved to read about since we were children.The main focus of the story was war and freedom. But as other reviewers have pointed out romance seems to have overshadowed the first two themes (there were some romantic scenes but they were hardly rated TV-MA) and caused a slight hindrance in character development. They were so into each other, as a reader, I felt as though I never really got to know the [...]

    18. I really love reading good Fantasy novels written by women. Don't get me wrong, I mean, a lot of my favorite Fantasy authors are male . . . but it's refreshing to get a woman's perspective on things. This novel showcases two couples and their love set within a wonderfully created world with rich history and background.The thing that stuck out to me the most was how engaged I was with the relationships. There's Caol'nir and Alluria with their forbidden yet sweet love. I loved every minute of them [...]

    19. I don't usually read fantasy. In fact, Heir to the Sun is the first fantasy novel I've ever read, so I don't really have a baseline to compare it to. That being said, I enjoyed this book. I started reading expecting magic and sorcery to be the focal point of Heir to the Sun. And while they did play key roles, it was the characters and basic human emotion that drove the story: love and generosity vs. destruction and greed.I did have a couple problems with the book. The timing of events seemed off [...]

    20. Heir to the Sun is a story of faes, elves, trolls, demons and gods. The story begins with the creation of the magical world and from the union of the sun good and moon goddess, children were borne. From there, a legacy is created until the King of the Fae wanted more power to rule the nine realms. He entered an unholy alliance with the demons. As anyone in the Fae world (and who reads Fae-stories) knows, that if one gives one's word, they are bound.It is a story of strategic planning to find the [...]


    22. This is a charming and well crafted epic fantasy story with a focus on romance. While romance is not my typical reading fare, I enjoyed the epic fantasy tale that underpins the romantic storylines. There was one plot point that struck me as a bit contrived ((view spoiler)[the death of the main demon (hide spoiler)]), but otherwise the story flowed well. The writing style was very good. Disclaimer: I won a copy in a contest.

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