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An Honored Vow (The Halfling Saga)

Melissa Blair

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“Your land is not the one you take, it is the one you die for.”

Still reeling over her discovery of a staggering secret about her closest ally, Keera has no time to rest. She and her fellow rebels plan a desperate rescue mission after King Damien takes one of their own hostage. Opening the kingdom’s magical seals has transformed Keera in ways even the wisest Fae elders could not have anticipated. With the kingdom’s Halfling population suddenly posing a risk to the crown, the land is plunged into violence as the king begins a new blood purge.

Keera and her allies gather an army to meet Damien’s forces in a final confrontation of epic, and tragic, proportions. The epic final installment in the Halfling Saga will thrill fans of Melissa Blair’s lush, action-packed, romantasy series.

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Left Unread Books\ \ Michael LaBorn\ \ • Jan 10 2025

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The Nerdy Babe Life\ \ Brianna \ \ • Mar 13

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[Poll:\ \ What Do You Prefer? \ \ I just finished book three of the Halfling Saga and I’m about to start the fourth book, and I went down the rabbit hole of reading reviews. A lot of people are upset about the direction of the male lead, saying that in the last book he basically becomes a “lap dog” for the main character and loses his edge.\ \ \ \ And TBH… I’m confused by that criticism.\ \ To me, Riven/Killian never felt like a traditional shadow daddy character in the first place. Yes, he’s powerful and mysterious at times, but once you really get to know him he feels much more like a soft but strong type of character. Loyal, protective, a little emotionally vulnerable, and very centered around the main character.\ \ So seeing people complain that he isn’t dominating the story or acting like the classic morally gray alpha male is interesting to me. I feel like some readers expected one archetype and got another.\ \ And i got me to thinking about my own reading preferences.\ \ I actually like two very different types of male leads:\ \ Soft & steady – the loyal, emotionally grounded characters who support the heroine and let her shine. They’re strong but not performative about it. \ \ Think: \ \

Peeta from Hunger Games\ \
David from Uglies \ \
River from the Halfling series \ \ \ Shadow daddies – the dark, morally gray, intimidating characters who carry power and danger with them.\ \ Think: \ \
Xaden from Fourth Wing \ \
Caz from Vicious Bonds \ \ \ Both can be great, but I don’t necessarily think every fantasy series needs the second one.\ \ Now I’m curious where everyone else falls.\ \ When you’re reading fantasy or romantasy, which type of male character do you prefer?\ \ The soft and steady ones…\ \ or the shadow daddies?\ \ Join for free or login](https://thenerdybabelife.binderybooks.com/item/37H25TXTsU3fr6JBnsLw/)

Hot take: Not every fantasy MMC needs to be a shadow daddy

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chronicallybookish\ \ Kaley\ \ • Jul 30 2025

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Link to Q&A with Leanne: https://youtu.be/cRlU0Jh38FA

I actually have a lot less reviews than I thought I did... I need to write reviews more often I guess.

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Wanderland Reads\ \ Sayer\ \ • Apr 7 2025

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Queer Books by Indigenous Authors

📚✨ Let's get into this list of Indigenous queer books! These stories not only celebrate diverse identities but also challenge cultural narratives and promote understanding. By reading these voices, we honor their experiences and enrich our own perspectives.

Let's uplift and amplify Indigenous queer narratives together! ❤️🌈

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R&R Reads\ \ Ebony\ \ • Feb 20 2025

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✨🍃2025 Anticipated Releases Post

thank goodness they extended this to have 20+ pictures

I missed some because covers have not been released yet so there will probably be a part two to this post

i am for sure going to get back to posting monthly anticipated releases on here rather than the clock app if the clock app gets deleted

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