Kingdom of Yute: Tor's Betrayal

Tor Harnesson Gunner, head of the Noble House of Gunner, can’t stand the destruction caused by the nobles against the less fortunate. In his desperate need to get away from his responsibilities he and a friend go to the wall that separates the two societies where he hears a siren’s call, the laugh of a young woman.

Spark has had a rough childhood and even rougher life, fighting along side of the other rebels she hopes for a better future and the intense man whose body is pressed tightly against hers. When she first sees Tor he is imposing to say the least, but his gentle nature and tender loving shine through in a way that literally steals Sparks breath.

The hero and heroine in this story a frustrating to say the least. Neither faces their true feelings and needs for each other. Both are strong willed and pigheaded, but they both believe in the cause they are fighting for. The freedom of Spark’s people.

The hero, Tor, is the strong silent type, while Spark lives up to her name. The characters and surroundings are told in vivid detail and though at times the reader will feel bogged down by the story jumping from past to present. The readers are blessed by always feeling what the hero and heroine feel, seeing what they see, smelling what they smell, but mostly crying when they cry and feeling a fierce and undeniable rage when they do.

The story brings force every one of your senses in vivid detail while keeping the reader grounded to what is happening in front of you. The author Madison Hayes has a wonderful and vivacious imagination and brings anyone who reads this along for the ride aptly named KINGDOM OF YUTE: TOR’S BETRAYAL.

August 2006