The Lost Garden: The Complete Series, by D.K. Holmberg
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The Lost Garden: The Complete Series, by D.K. Holmberg
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Eric must discover the magic of flowers before all is lost. Keeper of the Forest (book 1) Eris Taeresin, third daughter to the king, has searched the massive palace garden for a flower that will let her learn the secret language of flowers. Each day the Mistress of Flowers finds some reason to refuse, all while her sisters found theirs easily. When Eris finds a strange flower and meets Terran, a handsome young gardener, she discovers the Mistress of Flowers might be a flower mage who intends to use the garden in a plot against the kingdom. Eris soon learns the threat against the kingdom is deeper than she suspected. She might be the only one able to save it from destruction, if only she can learn to use her own magic in time. The Desolate Bond (book 2) Newly named keeper of the forest, Eris Taeresin struggles to understand what her new role – and new powers – mean for her. A keeper can use the energy stored within the forest, can learn from ancient lessons woven into deeply buried roots, but Eris doesn’t fully control it. As she fails to use that power, she begins to wonder if she really is a keeper of trees. With the Conclave of Magi attacking along the southern border, Eris must learn the key to her abilities or everything she knows will be lost. To help, she decides to return home to learn from the Lira, the Mistress of Flowers, knowing it will put a strain on her growing relationship with Terran. There she discovers her mother is dying and Lira cannot save her. As Eris works to learn whether her connection to the forest can save her mother, she discovers a mysterious message hidden in flowers around the palace. Before she can decipher its meaning, she is betrayed and taken from the palace. Eris must discover the key to her abilities in order to save herself, help her mother, stop the magi, all without losing Terran, but can she do so in time? Keeper of Light (book 3) Eris must rebuild the lost Gardens of Elaysia to stop the coming darkness, but doing so risks the life she desperately wants with Terran. In the aftermath of the recent attack, Eris wants nothing but peace and the chance to enjoy her life with Terran as she learns what it means to be a keeper of both trees and flowers. But when she finds a message with a strange and powerful flower, she learns a threat greater than the magi has reappeared. Understanding this threat takes her on another quest, this time to convince the only remaining keeper of trees to teach her. She travels to the one place her magic cannot, dragging Terran and her mysterious guardian Shadow with her. If she fails, much more than her life will be lost, but all of Light will be lost.
The Lost Garden: The Complete Series, by D.K. Holmberg- Amazon Sales Rank: #36443 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-27
- Released on: 2015-03-27
- Format: Kindle eBook
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I Will Read These Again And Again And Again!!! By Merilee Graham I absolutely loved this series. It took me straight into the complex love of nature, gives you a seriously different mind-set as you look at the trees, the flowers, the grasses...every night almost as I was reading these, I dreamt of flowers and trees, and magic. A must read for all those who truly love stories filled with magic, nature, and beautiful thought out characters!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A great series for teens. By chairlady I liked this series despite me giving it 4 stars. I will say that if I had not gotten the whole series at once I probably wouldn't have waited around for the 3rd. So in the beginning Eris' character was a very fresh idea, being able to draw strength in the flowers and eventually gravitating to the trees. The writing is very good and I would suggest this book to most folks who like fantasy except for some very mature discriminating fantasy/adventure enthusiasts. For example: if you are into something like Jeff Wheelers' Muirwood and Mirrowen series' then you may get bored with this.The downside is that Eris never seemed to lack new power. She would automatically assume she didn't have the power to face this new threat and then finds out that all she had to do was reach for it. By the third book, the authors' description of her "drawing" on the power of the trees roots and the flowers became old. It might truly have been better for me if I'd had to wait a year between books so I wouldn't get tired of hearing that.Finally, I think it wrapped up too quickly. Everything she'd gone through in the past year or so was all a learning lesson and then after the final showdown within a few pages it skips forward a few months and quickly explains how each character ended up. I really would have liked for her to have gotten some credit from her fathers' kingdom for her hard work especially after everyone had doubted that her life was even worthy. And why in the world couldn't even one person tell her some of the things she needed to know along the way? This is most appropriate for teens. And for that I give this 4 stars.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Enjoyable read By Story loves to read I enjoyed the tension between light and darkness and the need for both. The story is different than my usual reads, no dragons or gory war scenes. The escalation of conflict and relief from resolutions was satisfying.I probably rated high for some, I was irritated by duplication of background information showing up so frequently. It was repetitive and added nothing to the story.Overall I did enjoy the story
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