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We are in the sixth and final anonymous series book review; painted wings, an Anastasia remix. This is the most recent anonymous series and just like the others, it is free except for Anonymous, a Cinderella remix.
This book has action, suspense and a lot of running and bullet dodging (literally).
This book is about another girl but this time not from Sarias but Aerian, a neighbouring country of Sarias, called Iris David.
Iris is an isolated artist who loves painting and later on turned it into a means of survival. She lives alone in a small apartment and avoids calling attention to herself. Iris has always had a hunch that there is danger around and is super aware of her surroundings and well this talent of hers saved once.
Iris is hunted down by an organisation called the Circle for an identity she has no memory of. Iris’ life was pretty much boring and the same until one of her paintings brought her a LOT of trouble. She was being sorted after and luckily for her met the good guys before it was too late. Now she moves from place to place to save her life with the help of Wylan and Thad.
Wylan is what you would call a loyalist and works for the Crown. He has been trained by his father from a young age. He is like a spy for the Crown with the mission of finding the missing princess before the circle gets to get first. There have been some guesses but none had been successful they are running out of time and their only hope now is on Iris as they pray to the stars that she’s the one.
Wylan along with Thad and the help of Wylan’s sister (you can call their job a family business of protecting the Crown) are able to narrowly escape from the Circle but will their luck be enough to save the kingdom most especially when the only way to confirm her identity is being guarded by Iris and she is not going to comply without a good explanation.
Painted wings is a teen fiction book, with a hint of thriller and a dash of romance and some action to season it. Like I said earlier it has action and somewhat ignited a passion for wanting to know how to use a gun.
I would rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars, that will be all for this week. Until next week, have a wonderful weekend 😘😘
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