Broken Souls and Bones is a captivating and enchanting Viking tale that transported me to a world of mythical creatures and ancient legends. The story enveloped me, immersing me in the Viking culture and lifestyle. It was as if I were watching a movie with surround sound, experiencing the story from every angle. 

I gradually devoured the captivating tale of a young woman named Lyra, who led a simple life, concealing her true potential from those who sought to exploit her unique ability to use her bone melder. Against her will, Lyra was abducted by Roark and taken back to King Damir, where her fate took a dramatic turn.

Amidst the unfolding drama, the story intertwined moments of humor and unexpected twists in the relationship between Lyra and Roark. I couldn’t help but empathize with Lyra’s fear of wielding her bone melder, her lack of knowledge about its true capabilities, and her uncertainty about her potential. Regrettably, the King’s actions left her with little control over her destiny.

As the story unfolded, it became apparent that there was more to the narrative than what initially presented itself, suggesting a complex web of intrigue, treachery, and concealed truths surrounding Lyra and Roark. 

What an extraordinary story that held my attention until the very end and left me yearning for more. 

Thank you LJ Andrews and Berkley | Penguin Random House for this opportunity for reading this book.