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Lynette Noni deserves more appreciation

Lynette Noni is an Australian Author and her books are amazing. They consist of

The Medoran Chronicles - YA fantasy, Harry Potter x Xmen vibes

Summary: Alexandra Jennings steps through a doorway to find herself in another world, Medora. While waiting to find a way home she attends a boarding school for teenagers with extraordinary gifts. There she makes friends and learns that a threat is looming, in which she might be the only one to save Medora.

Books include: Akarnae, Raelia, Draekora, Gravevale, Vardaesia and We Three Heroes (We three heroes is a set of 3s novellas each based on, one of Alex's best friends and their involvement/reaction to what is happening and roughly takes place between the events of Gravevale and Vardaesia)

The Prison Healer Series - Fantasy, Dark YA, elemental powers

Summary: Kiva has spent the last 10 years of her life at Zalindov, a death prison, waiting for her family. When the Rebel Queen is sent to Zalindov, Kiva must fight to keep her alive. ( I can't say much more because there are so many twists and turns and betrayals and revolutions that I don't want to spoil the whole series)

Books Include: The Prison Healer, The Gilded Cage and The Blood Traitor

Whisper Duology - YA science fiction, Stranger Things Eleven plotline vibe x Xmen

Summary: A girl only known as "Jane Doe" has been locked away in an experimental lab for 2 1/2 years and hasn't spoken a word. But when a new evaluator comes and starts to chip away at her walls, one word could change the world. As secrets start to unveil and twists and turns around every corner. Nothing is as it seems. (Also it is set in Sydney Australia which is where I live and its so weird reading about places I have gone to, in a science fiction novel)

Books Include: Whisper and Weapon

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Imagine my absolute dismay when I search up the book series my friend has just made me read only to found out there are only two works for that fandom on Ao3

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The dream team🌟 Lynette Noni’s leading duos, in celebration of The Prison Healer trilogy coming to an end

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Travel destination: Australia

Ghost bird by Lisa Fuller

One of favourite books ever. Stacey knows something has happed to her sister because they are mirror twins, shewill have to put aside her grudge against the old way to save her sister in time.

Hive by A.J. Betts

Hayley is a bee keeper and her life changes dramatically when the unexpected and totally impossible happens a drip of water.

Wraith by Alex and Shane Smithers

A boy who can fly and a princess of the sky are thrown together in a race against time to find a dangerous technology across Australia.

Whisper by Lynette Noni

For two years, six months, fourteen days, eleven hours and sixteen minutes, Subject Six-Eight-Four — ‘Jane Doe’ — has been locked away and experimented on, without uttering a single word. But that’s about to change.

Gap year in Ghost town by Michael Pryor

Set in Melbourne, Anton hunts ghosts gently passing them on, however with an uptick in violent ghosts, Rani from London has come down to fix the problem. Will they be able to get alone with their different takes on passing ghosts along.

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- January 2023 Reads -

- The Dragon Republic By R.F Kuang

- Ugly Love By Colleen Hoover

- Paranormalcy By Kiersten White

- Forever Interrupted By Taylor Jenkins Reid

- Reminders of Him By Colleen Hoover

- Whisper By Lynette Noni

- Five Feet Apart By Rachael Lippincott, Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Iaconis

- The Hawthorne Legacy By Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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As a mama, it’s hard to find the time to read anymore. Here are the few books I’ve read this year and I’ll end this with the book I’m currently reading🩷🤍

This is it 🥲

Faculty Club by Danny Tobey was fun… and then it felt very rushed and cheap at the end. Glad I only got this for $1.25 at Dollar Tree.

Conceal, Don’t Feel by Jen Calonita was a really good read. I felt like I was watching an alternate version of Frozen. It’s also part of a series that I am trying to collect but am falling behind on.

The Observations by Jane Harris has been my favorite in a WHILE. I love the time period its set in. I love how the past of the main character flows with the present. When flashbacks happen, it doesn’t feel abrupt. I hope that makes sense. I just REALLY love all the twists and depth this novel has. I also looked it up and this book was a finalist for an Award and I see why.

Now for my current read that I bought at goodwill (I also got the last book I talked about at goodwill)

Whisper by Lynette Noni

So far I’m enjoying it and I just checked and it’s actually the first book of a series. I don’t really LIKE reading series or books with part 2s. The Twisted Tales Series by Disney and Harry Potter is as far as I would go.

Its about a girl that hasn’t spoken in the two and a half years she’s been at a secret government facility that she calls her “Prison.” This book is in first person. We are Jane Doe. She is cuffed and escorted to and from various therapy sessions because she knows that she’s a threat but the cuffs they bind her with wouldn’t stop her if she REALLY wanted to cause them harm. That is all I will say.

Currently on page 117 of 311🩷

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 Kiva trades one cage for another when she leaves behind a deadly prison for a deceptive palace in this dark and dangerous sequel to The Prison Healer, which Sarah J. Maas called a must-read.Kiva Meridan is a survivor.She survived not only Zalindov prison, but also the deadly Trial by Ordeal. Now Kiva's purpose goes beyond survival to vengeance. For the past ten years, her only goal was to reunite with her family and destroy the people responsible for ruining their lives. But now that she has escaped Zalindov, her mission has become more complicated than ever.As Kiva settles into her new life in the capital, she discovers she wasn't the only one who suffered while she was in Zalindov--her siblings and their beliefs have changed too. Soon it's not just her enemies she's keeping secrets from, but her own family as well.Outside the city walls, tensions are brewing from the rebels, along with whispers of a growing threat from the northern kingdoms. Kiva's allegiances are more important

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You'll die for me, Tee? Aww<3

If you had to choose a book to reread for the rest of your life. What would it be?

i would die for you <3

I actually don’t read individual books that much so if I had to pick a series it would be either Whisper and Weapon by Lynette Noni or Rangers Apprentice by John Flanagan. Both are extremely good and I recommend that everyone reads them.

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“Words demand respect. They are beautiful; they are terrible. They are a gift and a curse. I will never forget what they can do.”

Lynette Noni (extract from her book Whisper)

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Guys I just finished the Whisper Dueology by Lynette Noni and it is sooooo good. But there are like only two fanfics on Ao3 so crying

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Cami: I have edge.

Alyssa: You really don't. You are literally the most wide-eyed person I've ever seen. You have the face of a cartoon lamb.

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I look forward to a new book by Lynette Noni every time. Her talent and her heart shine in The Prison Healer, and she continues to impress with her storytelling.

TERRY BROOKS, #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE SHANNARA CHRONICLES

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Day 2: BFTbookchallenge: Let's Hope It's A Good One

Am I the only one that gets nervous before starting a new book, even if I know it's going to be good?? 😋💞

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I finished reading Weapon the other day.

It was an amazing end to a fantastic series & kept me guessing the entire way through 💖

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When I read the back cover of Whisper, I was hooked instantly. Superpowers, angst, government cover-ups and testing? Sounds like the recipe for my kind of story.

And, for the most part, I was right!

Whisper kept me engaged and interested throughout, and should serve as a solid base for the upcoming series Australian author Lynette Noni has planned. I liked the main protagonist (Jane, Alyssa, JD, Chip, etc) which is rare for me when it comes to YA literature. I truly cared about her, and grew frustrated when she was treated poorly or felt unable to vocalize her thoughts and emotions.

What was compelling to me from the start was Jane’s inability to use her voice. That is highlighted on the back of the book, and is a substantial piece of her character development. When she Speaks, anything can happen, and she lives in fear of doing something horrible that she cannot undo. For me, this is the nightmare scenario: not being able to communicate when every part of you has something to say. Maybe that is why I empathized so much with this character; I can’t imagine needing to speak and then being unable to do anything about it. For this same reason, maybe that is why (and, fair warning, spoilers ahead) when she is later able to gain control of her ability, I began to lose interest.

My main issue with the story comes from the conflict between the rebels and Lengard (the testing facility in which Jane has been trapped). The rebels tell Jane that that Lengard is a horrible place, and that nothing that she believed about it was true. But that’s not exactly accurate. There are 2 people who are running horrible, inhumane tests on the other Speakers, but the rest of Lengard is completely oblivious, including the director. So why do the characters frame it as Rebels Vs. Lengard rather than Rebels Vs. Those Two Assholes? To me, I feel that the story failed here in terms of understandable and realistic conflict.

This problem is also present when Jane and friends head to the zoo. Why did the rebels feel the need to capture Sneak? I guess it was just to give us something to make them think they were bad guys for (brief) shock value, and to add credence to their claims about Vanik and the trouble he caused a decade prior. These conflicts seem forced and unrealistic, and happen many times throughout the course of the story. I’m not even going to touch on Landon’s behavior, because I honestly don’t know where to begin. It’s not great either; I’ll leave it at that.

This review is a bit all over the place, but that is largely because my feelings about this book are all over the place. I really enjoyed the pacing and the overarching plot of the book. I liked Jane, and several side characters, such as Cami, Enzo, and the director’s children. I loved that there were two generations of Speakers, giving a voice (lol) to an older set of supers.  But the conflict throughout, both with Landon and just… with everything? Was not realistic. It felt forced, and I found myself rolling my eyes a good bit.

Overall, Whisper is a fun read that should get you excited for the next installment. Hopefully its sequel will have some conflict between characters that feels a bit more genuine. 3.6/5 Stars!

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(via Review: Whisper by Lynette Noni)

Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for Whisper by Lynette Noni, hosted by Rockstar Book Tours! I am so excited to share my thoughts with you on this exciting new sci-fi series. Keep reading to learn about the book and read my review.