Starstruck Series, #11
Mindbound
A Harrowing Choice
Young Sovereign Emileia is increasingly overwhelmed by mounting pressures and responsibilities both on Earth and Mars. On her 17th birthday, she gets a double dose of bad news. Her Regent on Mars has suffered an unexpected complication during what should have been a routine procedure. Then, before she can even blow out her birthday candles, she learns that Faxon, the murderous ex-dictator who killed her family, has escaped from a Martian prison and has yet to be found. Coincidence? Almost certainly not! Though she’s currently millions of miles away on Earth, the Sovereign, known to her friends as M, is determined to do something to help her people on Mars…especially when Faxon starts making threats and wreaking havoc. She comes up with a plan to stop him and feels obligated to carry it through despite dire warnings from her soulmate Rigel and her best friends.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Faxon's backstory and his personality are more twisted than Voldemort's. (Brava!) ...Good story! Page turner!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I absolutely love this series! It's sweet, yet shows the characters accurately as they would be in a small town in the US. I hope this isn't the last one, for I want to see them all grown up and see what happens to them, especially Rigel and M/Emileia. fun reading!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “How have these “Starstruck” series books stayed under the radar? They are amazing and should be as big as Harry Potter and Twilight.” (Review of series)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My absolute favorite series of all time! They are so amazing and can be read over and over again! You can’t help but falling in love with all the characters and the story line. Sucks you into the world on Mars and here on Earth making you forget reality!
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Dwayne –
I love this series. M goes through a lot in this book, as do her friends as they try to help her. M finally speaks what her mind and says things most people her age would say, unfortunately it is something she can’t control. I hope she keeps a little of the courage and attitude to put the adults in their place, just not the way she did in this book. This book is a little more dark than olthe earlier books in the series, but is a great read.