๐๐ผ๐ผ๐ธ: Heir of the Fallen ๐
๐๐๐๐ต๐ผ๐ฟ: M.D. Holly โ๏ธ
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Heir of the Fallen is a dark, gripping fantasy. At the center of the story is Dante Valerius, a reluctant heir caught between prophecy and survival. The novel opens with a nightmare that quickly becomes reality, setting the emotional tone: inheritance is not a gift, but a curse. Danteโs journey is not about seeking power, but about enduring it and that distinction makes him a deeply human protagonist.
The character of Cassian, the eldest brother, is well-written. His descent feels inevitable. Lucian and Lucia provide sharp contrasts: control versus compassion, silence versus resistance. The family does not merely shape the plot; it is the plot.
The recurring imagery of falling, suffocation, and erased evidence reinforces the novelโs core themes: loss of agency, inherited guilt, and the cost of survival in powerful families.
I appreciate the author’s vivid imagination in world building. Heir of the Fallen is ideal for readers who enjoy morally complex fantasy, intense character studies, and stories where power reveals rather than redeems. It is a strong, unsettling opening to what promises to be a dark and emotionally rich series.
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