Revolution
Revolution by Montana Ash, published by Paladin Publishing on February 20, 2019, is a 376-page work of fiction that intertwines elements of fantasy and romance. The narrative unfolds in a world where balance has been restored after a significant battle, yet societal challenges persist. The story follows Beyden, a paladin grappling with a debilitating injury, and Jasminka, a human navigating her place in a magical society. Their paths converge as they seek healing and support amidst their struggles.
Readers will find a rich exploration of themes such as opposites attracting and the complexities of relationships in a fantastical setting. As Beyden confronts his new reality, he turns to Jasminka, who feels an unexpected sense of belonging despite being an outsider. The dynamics of their connection highlight the interplay of hurt and comfort, as both characters strive for personal healing while navigating their intertwined fates. This edition offers a detailed look into their journey, set against a backdrop of elemental beings and modern-day knights.
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Opposites attract. Age gap. Hurt/comfort. Doctor/patient.
With the battle against the chades over, and the evil at the centre of their world eliminated, balance has finally been restored to nature. Too bad the same can’t be said for their society.
Beyden is trying to support his fellow paladins as they work to restore order after the upheaval caused by the Revolution. But with his leg injured beyond repair and pain his constant companion, Beyden is struggling with his new reality. Max, the one person in the world who could possibly help him, is drowning in her own problems. So Beyden turns to someone he never thought he would need, a human.
Jasminka is used to being the odd one out. The only child of wealthy, stoic parents who demanded nothing short of perfection, she never really fit in anywhere. But being the only human in a magical society of elemental beings and modern-day knights is perhaps taking things a little too far. So why does she feel so at home? Could it be the crazy self-made family, filled with love, laughter, and strays? Or perhaps it’s the gentle giant with the pain-filled, amber eyes? Either way, as a doctor, Jasminka is determined to heal all their hurts … and just maybe, be healed in return.
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