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Fallen Stars

The new celestial fantasy romance in the Sunday Times bestselling Heavenly Bodies series

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By: Imani Erriu
Narrated by: Jane Collingwood
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THE ELECTRIFYING SEQUEL TO THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER HEAVENLY BODIES

Never make a bargain with a god.

Elara is vengeful. Enzo is trapped between the realms of life and death and her enemy has vanished, taking her love’s only connection to the waking world with him. But there is a darker force at play, one that even Ariete, King of the Stars, is afraid of.

On the run with enemies at every turn, Elara must enlist friends, old and new, and learn to control her almighty powers if she has any hope of saving her soulmate.

Whatever happens, there is one thing she is certain of:

STARS WILL FALL.

TROPES:

*Fated Mates*
*Betrayal*
*Found Family*
*Revenge Quest*
*Pirate Adventures and Mermaid Mysteries*
*Touch-her-and-I’ll-kill-you*

'The Heavenly Bodies series officially has me in a chokehold' Thea Guanzon, The Hurricane Wars
'It wouldn't be a surprise if this follows in the hallowed halls of Sarah J Maas' iNews
'A deeply romantic quest beyond death... impossible to put down' Shalini Abeysekara, This Monster of Mine

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Fallen Stars brims with angst and tension and female rage, and Imani Erriu’s electric way with words only heightens the reading experience. From the hair-raising plot twists to the heart-stopping steam to the howling defiance of the soul - this is simply the perfect fantasy (Thea Guanzon, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Hurricane Wars)
One of romantasy’s rising stars
Fallen Stars elevates the tender, exhilarating epic begun in Heavenly Bodies to a deeply romantic quest beyond death... Utterly captivating and impossible to put down (Shalini Abeysekara, #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of This Monster of Mine)
Incredibly immersive, Fallen Stars is an expertly woven, addictive romantasy that kept me glued to the book. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough (Elayna R. Gallea, author of Tethered)
A dark fairytale filled with romance, suspense, and adventure. Fallen Stars is one of the best sequels I ever read. Imani has such a way with words that I felt as if I was living the story right beside the characters and wish I could live there forever (Olivia Rose Darling, author of Fear the Flames)
Erriu welcomes us back to a world of intoxicating magic, danger and romance. I simply couldn't put Fallen Stars down (Katrina Kwan, author of The Last Dragon of the East)
The Heavenly Bodies series is everything I've been craving from romantasy. Elara has my heart, and coupled with Erriu’s talent for immersive worldbuilding and lyrical prose, Fallen Stars is a sequel that absolutely lives up to the hype (Rebecca Robinson, author of The Serpent and the Wolf)
It wouldn't be a surprise if this follows in the hallowed halls of Sarah J Maas
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I had no idea that twist was coming! So good. It actually had me gasping

I’m really hoping the next book is out soon

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Just like with Heavenly Bodies I really liked the narration, and I did an immersive read with audio & ebook. With regard to the story, it took a while for me to get really in to it. In the beginning I was easily distracted, a sign that the story wasn’t totally gripping me. However, after 35-40% I really enjoyed it and liked the twists and turns the story took. I rate the story between 4-4.5⭐️. Really looking forward to part three of this series: Holy Monsters.

Good sequel!

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The character development, new character introduction and plot thickening is exactly what makes this a perfect example of a great filler book. I didn't cry like I did with Heavenly Bodies, but I was definitely left gaping in shock and itching for the third book once I was finished.
My main complaint is an Audible issue, and it's that their narrator went from giving Enzo, and everyone from his territory, northern accents in Heavenly Bodies to suddenly having southern accents in Fallen Stars.
This meant that by the time I actually got to hear Enzo again, it didn't feel like him. I lost that connection with that character because his voice was totally different. I ended up just reading the rest of the book because it was ruining the experience. I almost had to grieve the character I was supposed to have gotten back. Incredibly disappointing...

Great book, ruined by the narrator

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Amazing sequel 🤌🏻🖤 But what do you mean book three is still not out?!? I need it now!!!

Perfection

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I loved Heavenly Bodies so much that I went into Fallen Stars with really high expectations. There was still so much to love here—Alara and Enzo completely had my heart, and I adored the concepts, the sun, the moon, and the stars. That twist genuinely stopped me in my tracks; I was listening on Audible and just froze mid-walk!
That said, I found this one a bit more challenging. I spent a lot of the book feeling like I was trying to catch up or was perpetually confused about what was actually going on. It may have been because I listened to it rather than reading it physically, as I did really enjoy the narration, but I sometimes struggled to follow the plot and piece everything together.
Imani Erriu's writing is still absolutely beautiful, and I loved the lyrical language and emotional moments throughout. While this one didn't captivate me in quite the same way as Heavenly Bodies, I'm still invested in these characters and this world, and I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes next.

what a world

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