Of Blood and Bone

A match for end-of-the-world classics like Stephen King's The Stand - New York Times Review of Books

Breathtaking - Heat

You'll be hooked - People Magazine

Roberts knows exactly how to spellbind an audience - The Washington Post

The old world has ended and a new one has taken its place: full of magick - both light and dark, destruction and despair, courage, survival, strength and heart and simmering underneath it all: hope. The hope that One would come to fight the dark and keep it at bay. Fallon Swift, daughter of Max Fallon and Lana Bingham, adopted daughter of Simon Swift, is that hope that so many cling to - if she chooses to be. Join Fallon Swift during her growing and learning years and watch as she transitions from child to warrior. Of Blood and Bone, the second book in Nora Roberts, Chronicles of One trilogy, is every bit as enthralling, gut wrenching, heart warming and thrilling as the first book in the series. The first two chapters alone had my heart in my throat and tears pouring down my face. This book is an utterly captivating story and I can not wait to read the next book - the epic conclusion to this amazing trilogy. Highly Recommended. Fans of Amelia Hutchins The Guardian's Diary series and P.C. Cast's Tales of a New World series may enjoy reading this series. (Advanced copy of this book was provided by Hachette Australia) Reviewed by Rhianna of Bingeworthy Book Blog

Rhianna Caley

The second book in this series it was well worth the wait, ticking most boxes for an entertaining and nail-biting read. Fallon is The one and her training begins the day she turns 13, there is magic and fighting skills to learn, weapons, warcraft as well as some hoops to jump through to become who she needs to be. We get to revisit the people from New Hope 13 years on and see how things are going for them. Everyone will be drawn into the fight; good verses evil and everyone will be needed to make a stand against the dark. I can't wait for book 3 to see what Fallon and her army take on to bring light into the dark.

Claire Louisa Holderness