Book Review: Fanged Outcast by Elisabeth Wheatley

Fanged Outcast (Fanged Princess, #2) by Elisabeth Wheatley 

Genre: Young Adult (Paranormal)

Date Published: November 26, 2013
Publisher:  Chengalera Press

How much would you sacrifice for a love that wasn’t yours? 

Hadassah managed to befriend her kind’s worst enemies and save her brother and the human girl he loves from the Vampiric King—once. After a month spent in quiet hiding under the protection of the Huntsmen, a surprise attack from a band of Kaiju shatters their brief reprieve. Faced with new challenges and new threats, Hadassah and the others must once more fight for her brother and the girl who stole his heart. And this time, the Vampiric King isn’t the only one they need fear… 

Action, suspense, humor, and romance collide in this anticipated sequel from teen author, Elisabeth Wheatley.

Fanged Outcast is the second novella in the Fanged Princess series by Elisabeth Wheatley. (Check out my review of Novella 1, Fanged Princess) This young author has some imagination. She's created a very unique character in Hadassah. Haddie has every reason to hate the world right now, and yet she's still helping her brother and the girl he loves. Love is something that was brutally ripped from her, so this is a constant reminder of what she's lost. Family is important to her even if her own father wants her dead. Haddie comes to terms with some of her emotions through this story, and I think she's handling things surprisingly well. I have hopes that she will find love again. There is so much that happens within this book. Fanged Outcast is a small book with a big story.

Fanged Outcast by Elisabeth Wheatley was kindly provided to me by the author for review. The opinions are my own.

Elisabeth Wheatley started writing very short (and rather silly) stories when she was around six. She became a voracious reader and after being practically forced by her cousins to watch Disney's version of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," she developed a chronic passion for fantasy.

Elisabeth eventually went to work on what would become "The Key of Amatahns" when she was eleven. "The Key of Amatahns" is the first in the seven-book series, "Argetallam Saga."

She is also now working on a urban fantasy/paranormal romance vampire novella.

When she isn't spellbound by reading fantasy books and writing her own, Elisabeth trains and shows her Jack Russell Terrier, Schnay, makes goat cheese, and studies mythology.

To learn more about Elisabeth Wheatley  and her books, visit her blog.You can also find her on Goodreads, Facebook and Twitter.

Book Review: Fanged Princess by Elisabeth Wheatley

Genre: Young Adult (Paranormal)

Date Published: January 22, 2013
Publisher:  Chengalera Press

The Blurb:

I will not let my brother suffer the same loss…

Hadassah’s father, the Vampire King, punished her harshly for her choice to love a human. Now her brother, the only person in the world who still matters to her, has fallen for a human girl. Determined to keep the girl safe, the three of them flee from their home in New England and find themselves cornered with their father’s minions closing in. If they want to escape, their only hope may be to join forces with the mortal enemies of their kind…

Be ensnared in this dark tale of enduring love, revenge, and suspense from teenage author, Elisabeth Wheatley.

My Review:

Fanged Princess in the first book in the Fanged Princess Series by the young high school author, Elisabeth Wheatley. Fanged Princess is a quick and action packed read. For such a short book, you are given a tremendous amount of detail into the lives of the characters. I feel like a have a good idea of their world and lives. Haddie's short life has been a tragic one so far. She has layers to her. She comes of as this strong and tough warrior princess, but she also has this vulnerable side to her too. I really feel for her. I'm also intrigued by the Huntsmen and can't wait to learn more about them in upcoming books.  It always excites me to read books by young authors, specially, when they are as talented as Miss Wheatley.

Fanged Princess by Elisabeth Wheatley was provided to me by the author for review. The opinions are my own.

The Trailer:

About the Author:

Elisabeth Wheatley started writing very short (and rather silly) stories when she was around six. She became a voracious reader and after being practically forced by her cousins to watch Disney's version of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," she developed a chronic passion for fantasy.

Elisabeth eventually went to work on what would become "The Key of Amatahns" when she was eleven. "The Key of Amatahns" is the first in the seven-book series, "Argetallam Saga."

She is also now working on a urban fantasy/paranormal romance vampire novella.

When she isn't spellbound by reading fantasy books and writing her own, Elisabeth trains and shows her Jack Russell Terrier, Schnay, makes goat cheese, and studies mythology.

To learn more about Elisabeth Wheatley  and her books, visit her blog.You can also find her on Goodreads, Facebook and Twitter.

Fanged Princess Cover Reveal!

I'm loving the cover on this one! I love seeing young authors too! This book definitely has my attention!

The Blurb:
I will not let my brother suffer the same loss…

Hadassah’s father, the Vampire King, punished her for her choice to love a human. Now her brother, the only person in the world who still matters to her, has fallen for a human girl. Determined to keep the girl safe, the three of them flee from their home in New England and find themselves cornered with their father’s minions closing in. If they want to escape, their only hope may be to join forces with the mortal enemies of their kind…

Be ensnared in this dark tale of enduring love, loyalty, and revenge from teenage author, Elisabeth Wheatley.

The Trailer:

About the Author:

Elisabeth Wheatley started writing very short (and rather silly) stories when she was around six. She became a voracious reader and after being practically forced by her cousins to watch Disney's version of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," she developed a chronic passion for fantasy.

Elisabeth eventually went to work on what would become "The Key of Amatahns" when she was eleven. "The Key of Amatahns" is the first in the seven-book series, "Argetallam Saga."

She is also now working on a urban fantasy/paranormal romance vampire novella.

When she isn't spellbound by reading fantasy books and writing her own, Elisabeth trains and shows her Jack Russell Terrier, Schnay, makes goat cheese, and studies mythology.

To learn more about Elisabeth Wheatley  and her books, visit her blog.You can also find her on Facebook and Twitter.