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Saving Zora (The Zora Duology Book 1) Kindle Edition

4.6 out of 5 stars 28 ratings

Spy. Fighter. Zorian. Can one girl and her comrades bring about the salvation of two kingdoms?

Tanner, the youngest spy on the magical island of Zora, receives orders from the Zorian king to gather information on Viggo, the King of the Outlands—England. However, her team’s espionage plans are violently disrupted by Gordon—a man sworn to kill all Zorians. His determination to avenge his daughter’s death knows no bounds as he rallies Outlanders to his cause and searches the seas for Zora.

Along with Marcel, a stablehand who hints to be more than he claims, and Lagon, leader of the Arander warriors who has a vengeance of his own, Tanner leads a stand against the evil encompassing the land. With armies descending upon the throne of England and a dangerous man sailing toward Zora, time has seemingly run out for Tanner and her friends.

Follow Tanner, Marcel, and their comrades as they journey across lands, charge into battles, uncover shocking news, and find new love in their quest to save England and Zora from the hands of evil in this epic, YA Christian fantasy novel.Saving Zora is the first book in The Zora Duology. Each book are standalones but are recommended to be read in order.
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young adult fantasy, young adult, low fantasy, medieval, Christian fantasy, swords, royalty, fantasy
young adult fantasy, young adult, low fantasy, medieval, Christian fantasy, swords, royalty, fantasy
young adult fantasy, young adult, low fantasy, medieval, Christian fantasy, swords, royalty, fantasy

Product details

  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B094ZF8FVM
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 15, 2021
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1.1 MB
  • Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 370 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.6 out of 5 stars 28 ratings

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Katie Marie
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Katie Marie is a Young Adult Fantasy author who spends her days exploring stories through books she’s reading or writing. You can usually find her cuddling her five cats, even when they’re disrupting her writing, spending time with family and friends, indulging in her love for cookie dough, or reading her latest adventure. Katie has a passion for the fantastical, though she likes to dabble in other genres as well. She discovered she wanted to be an author at age ten, published her first book at eighteen, and hasn’t stopped pursuing her dream since.

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Customers find the book well-written with memorable characters and appreciate how Christianity is woven into the story. The plot receives positive feedback for its twists and turns, and customers describe it as gorgeous and enjoyable to read. They like the style, with one customer noting its detailed approach.

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Customers praise the writing quality of the book, with one customer noting its clean style and good cadence.

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"...Everything was so tastefully written and Katie’s writing style is just *sighs in reader happiness* The faith aspects felt natural, not forced...." Read more

"...A great read everyone would enjoy looking for a great clean novel!" Read more

"Excellent, well-written. Fantastical, fun and gripping! Looking forward to the sequel. This new author is going to be a household name soon!" Read more

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Customers appreciate the variety of characters in the book, finding them memorable, with one customer specifically noting the fierce female characters.

"...Every character in the crew is unique and well-written...." Read more

"...Marie wrote an epic tale filled with SO MUCH PAIN, battles, fierce female characters, sarcastic friends, soft-yet-strong guys, and truths of how God..." Read more

"...She also did a great job making the characters' personalities unique from one another, and I liked how she had multiple sources of conflict that she..." Read more

"...Many of the characters are Christian, and not just in historical context...." Read more

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Customers appreciate the faith elements in the book, with one noting how well Christianity is woven into the narrative, while another highlights how the characters' strengths and flaws are effectively portrayed.

"...However, I love how, at the end of the day, their faith shapes them, their decisions, and even their grief...." Read more

"...female characters, sarcastic friends, soft-yet-strong guys, and truths of how God takes care of and helps us...." Read more

"...is believable, and they clearly derive genuine strength and clarity from their faith...." Read more

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Customers enjoy the plot twists in the book.

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"...Katie Marie wrote an epic tale filled with SO MUCH PAIN, battles, fierce female characters, sarcastic friends, soft-yet-strong guys, and truths of..." Read more

"...And yet, the intense scenes such as the battles are really well played out—the reader is right there in the moment...." Read more

"Excellent, well-written. Fantastical, fun and gripping! Looking forward to the sequel. This new author is going to be a household name soon!" Read more

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Customers find the book enjoyable to read, describing it as gorgeous, with one customer noting its sweet portrayal of animals and children.

"...The faith aspects felt natural, not forced. It was great to read a book where the characters had a firm trust in Christ the entirety of the book and..." Read more

"...I loved the fact that it was set in medieval England and had spies. A great read everyone would enjoy looking for a great clean novel!" Read more

"This book reminded me of Janette Oke’s homey, detailed style in Love Comes Softly, with its emphases on overcoming hardship and on love in the..." Read more

"Excellent, well-written. Fantastical, fun and gripping! Looking forward to the sequel. This new author is going to be a household name soon!" Read more

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Customers appreciate the book's style, with one noting its beautiful themes and another praising its detailed approach.

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"...However, as far as positives, I think Katie Marie did a good job using her imagination to create a world in which Zora feels believable and the..." Read more

"This book reminded me of Janette Oke’s homey, detailed style in Love Comes Softly, with its emphases on overcoming hardship and on love in the..." Read more

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  • Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2021
    4.5 stars! This book!

    I love how raw and genuine the emotions are in this book! It’s part of what made me fall in love with this novel!

    Every character in the crew is unique and well-written. Their strengths and flaws are highlighted so well, and I love their development throughout the book. Which leads me to my next point about this lovely story…the relationships! Although romance plays a part in this story, the friendships are what truly shine. Each character has a specific relationship with the other, and even in friend groups, the dyamics are unique and realistic. I brushed over the romance aspect, so let me return and emphasize how adorable it was! It’s so pure and heartwarming, yet it doesn’t take over the story but flows with the rest of the plot.

    Admittedly, there were a few lines that I struggled to find believable because of how movie-like they seemed, but on the whole the dialogue was well-crafted.

    Another part I appreciated is how all of the timelines/perspectives tie together so well and converge beautifully.

    I love how the setting incorporates medieval England with the prospect of a magical island! It’s such a unique concept, and I can’t wait to find out more about the world!

    Christianity is woven into this book so well, and it’s a credit to Christian fiction! The struggles of the characters’ walks with Christ are real and genuine. However, I love how, at the end of the day, their faith shapes them, their decisions, and even their grief.

    Does this book have a few flaws? Of course, but every book does. But the worldbuilding, characters, and themes brought it all together. This is her debut novel, so I can’t wait to see what her future works look like!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2021
    There are some books that are so wonderful it’s hard to find the words to adequately speak about them...Saving Zora is one of those books!

    Katie Marie wrote an epic tale filled with SO MUCH PAIN, battles, fierce female characters, sarcastic friends, soft-yet-strong guys, and truths of how God takes care of and helps us.

    Everything was so tastefully written and Katie’s writing style is just *sighs in reader happiness*
    The faith aspects felt natural, not forced. It was great to read a book where the characters had a firm trust in Christ the entirety of the book and sought Him!!

    I could seriously go on about this book for eons, trying to address every brilliant aspect of Saving Zora! From the characters to the descriptions to ALL THE PLOT TWISTS (😱🤯), Saving Zora quickly became a favorite of mine!

    If you love adventures, romance, and any or all of the things I mentioned in this review, go grab a copy of this gorgeous book!!!

    I recommend this for readers 16 years and older due to the violence and gore that comes from all the battles. Other than the blood and killing, this book is really clean (no vulgar language and romance going no farther than kissing).
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  • Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2022
    Saving Zora is a YA Christian fantasy novel. I gave the book 4 out of 5 stars because I have a couple of critiques, but overall I did come away with a positive opinion of the book. Some of my critique is due to phrasing (which may come down to my personal taste to a degree) and the frequency of typos which I noticed, although not everyone is bothered by them as much (I can be a grammar nazi). Being a plot-driven story, I have some critique of character development in the book.

    However, as far as positives, I think Katie Marie did a good job using her imagination to create a world in which Zora feels believable and the characters feel comfortable there. There is nothing so fantastical that it feels out of place or distracting. Consequently, as a reader I did not feel like I had to force myself to follow the characters throughout the book. She also did a great job making the characters' personalities unique from one another, and I liked how she had multiple sources of conflict that she made converge for the characters to confront together at the end.

    I would recommend Saving Zora to anyone looking for a fantasy adventure novel, and I am looking forward to Katie Marie's next book!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023
    This was such a good book! I loved the fact that it was set in medieval England and had spies. A great read everyone would enjoy looking for a great clean novel!

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