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Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews

Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews

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Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews

Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews



Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews

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Kaida grew up in two worlds--a child in the Manor raised by Sabah before she was granted Citzenship. But the only place she has ever felt like she's belonged is with Cedric and Guin, the boys she grew up with. When Cedric's involvement in a rebel faction goes wrong, the Commission exiles her and holds Guin hostage. Now, she's on her own for the first time, and searching for the sister who left her behind and a princess who was stolen from the City--and then she stumbles across a face from the past. Hawke has been an outcast since his Tribe died. When he finds Sabah's sister on the road, he agrees to help her. But as they search the wilds and grow closer, his disdain for her is slowly replaced by a deep attraction for the girl who faces every challenge so bravely. And as the City's deadline dwindles, and the boy she loves hangs in the balance, Hawke is left to wonder if he is protecting her, or if he the biggest threat she will face.

Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #286171 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-06-16
  • Released on: 2015-06-16
  • Format: Kindle eBook
Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews


Chasing the Wind (After the Falls Book 2), by Nazarea Andrews

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A story of adventure, survival, and relationships By readingteeners When I read EDGE OF THE FALLS, the first book in this series, I fell in love Sabah and the people around her. Her story was so much about learning who she was and fighting for what she wanted, no matter the cost. This second book focuses on so many of the people that we meet in the first story. We see the children that Sabah cared for all grown up and we see the consequences of her actions and choices. I had mixed feelings about this story but once I finished and took a step back I appreciated the difference in focus from the first book and the challenges CHASING THE WIND presents.In this book we see Kai, the little girl who grew up. She is so full of emotions, both positive and negative, attempting to find her place in the world. She has lived both on the outside of the cities and on the inside- learning about everything the world has to offer. Yet there are some places she has been forced to go in the name of love and friendship. When she is sent from the city to save Guin’s life, Kai and Cedric are sent on a dangerous journey to find what has been stolen. They have 60 days to do this or Guin’s life will be payment. Whereas Sabah’s story was all about her choices and her personal growth as a character, Kai’s story is about relationships and embracing where you are meant to be. Kai’s relationship with Cedric and Guin is quite unconventional and at first I was a bit shocked. This little girl has learned to adapt in very unique ways and this trio is bonded together in ways that forever changed them.Hawke is a character from the first story- the perpetual flirt that has matured and fought for survival. He is alone, a Rover and wanderer, living his own path. When they cross paths he protects Kai in every way he can, never truly understanding her intentions and goals. The relationships in this story are complex and a bit messy. Yet that shows so much. Relationships are never perfect- they are full of highs and lows. All the relationships in this story are unique: the strained relationship between Sabah and Kai, the complicated relationship with Guin, Kai, and Cedric, as well as the relationship between Kai and Hawke. The relationship dynamics are what make this story fresh and unique. They are all so different and their influences are great.If you have read the first book, you will remember Sabah’s struggle to leave the children behind. We see the consequences of her choice in the way that Guin, Kai, and Cedric grew up. There is anger, bitterness, and many abandonment issues. Years later her choices have molded these characters and it is fascinating to see what has happened and the choices they, in turn, make till the very end of this story! I love this world that Nazarea has created and the characters she has shared. They are all so unique and vibrant in different ways. I cannot wait for more. I am hoping for a story on Merc, Guin, and the princess.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The BookWhisperer's Review By The BookWhisperer Yep, Andrews has done it again. She has constructed such a world that made me lose a few days while being sucked into Kaida’s world. She also made me love Cedric, Kaida, and Guin together and then presented Hawke, which had me torn for a little while. This lady is absolutely brilliant.Chasing the Wind follows the trio we were introduced to in Edge of the Falls. However, they are in a tight situation, which leads Kaida and Cedric to leave the City and rely on Hawke to guide them to Sabah so they can ask for help. This leads to all sorts of craziness and I loved every bit of it. Like the first book, the second is filled with just about everything you could want and more.This world Andrews has pieced together is a violent one but oh so wonderful when you have the right person beside you. In this story, Kaida has Guin and Cedric but you quickly realize that there might be someone a little better for her. Enter Hawke: I didn’t think that anyone could beat Arjun as the greatest but Hawke had me the moment that he claimed Kaida for her protection. I mean, when he says, “I will give up the wind and chase you,” that was it for me. I loved him and I knew that he was perfect for Kaida even though she didn’t know it yet.A few things that bugged me a little were Kaida’s constant back and forth between the two men she grew up with and Hawke. It was very ping-pong-ish as a reader and it upset me to know that she had such a wonderful man willing to be all hers but she kept going back to the familiar. Also, I guess I was expecting her to be more like Sabah – tough like Sabah. But every once and a while Kaida would break down but in the next scene, she would be as tough as nails. I was a little confused on who she really was. However, none of this deterred me from really loving this story. It is still amazing and had me wrapped up in it all since the beginning. I can’t wait for the next installment.~MC

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not as Good as the First Book By Reese's Kadia and Cedric have been thrown out of the City. Their brother and lover Guin has been imprisoned for Cedric’s crimes and now they must find Sabah and turn her over to the City to get him back. On the way they meet Hawke the Lone Wolf who Kadia remembers from the Manor. Hawke helps Cedric and Kadia get to Sabah through the harsh lands and Tribes.I fell in love with Edge of the Falls the first book in this series which you really need to read to fully understand what this book is about. Sadly Chasing the Wind fell a little flat for me, but Nazarea Andrew’s fantastic storytelling skills kept me going.Kadia has two lovers Guin and Cedric, her brothers at the manor and lovers in the City. When Cedric’s underground rebels steal the Cities princess Guin gets kidnapped and Kadia and Cedric know they have to do whatever it takes to get him back and make their group whole again. Kadia was a very annoying character to me. I really didn’t like her throughout the book and while she became slightly better at the end I couldn’t really connect with her the way I would have liked to.Hawke is a great swoon worthy hunk, which isn’t surprising since Ms. Andrews always does a great job at writing alpha males. Hawke gives up everything to help Kadia a girl he barely knows but is instantly attracted to. I enjoyed being inside his head the most.Chasing the Wind was a nice read. I didn’t enjoy this one as much as the first and it reminded me a lot of her World Without End series too much.Despite that Chasing the Wind was a decent read and I can’t help but hope there is another one coming.

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