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The Morning Flower
New York Times bestselling author Amanda Hocking returns to the magical world of the Trylle with The Morning Flower, the second book in the Omte Origins arc.
Nestled along the bluffs of the forested coast lays the secret kingdom of the Omte ― a realm filled with wonder... and as many secrets.
When Ulla Tulin took her internship at the Mimirin, the only mystery she thought she'd have to solve was that of her birth parents. After a girl named Eliana gets kidnapped while in her care, Ulla knows she has to find out the truth of who Eliana really is ― and the only way to do that means traveling to the Omte capital, the place she suspects her mother is from.
Ulla didn’t expect that when she arrived she would discover the identity of a Skojare man who crossed paths with her mother ― a man who could very well be her father. When the head of the Mimirin learns Ulla's father is connected to the Älvolk, a secret society who believes they were tasked with protecting the First City and the only ones who know its location, he sends Ulla and Pan to Sweden where they find him living among the Älvolk. But all is not what it seems with the Älvolk and their urgent quest to find the Lost Bridge to the First City leaves Ulla feeling uneasy ― and possibly in danger.
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Return to the world of Amanda Hocking's New York Times-bestselling Trylle and Kanin Chronicles series for the final arc set in the Trylle 'verse: the Omte Origins. New readers will find the series a perfect entry point into the beautifully developed world of troll tribes and lore, while long-time fans will delight in cameos from some familiar characters.
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Nestled along the bluffs of the forested coast lies the secret kingdom of the Omte - a realm filled with wonder... and as many secrets.
In Amanda Hocking's latest romantic fantasy, mixed-blood Ulla Tulin was abandoned as a child with a strange tribe of trolls, but she has never stopped wondering about her birth family. An internship offers the chance to investigate her parents' whereabouts - and to get acquainted with a handsome coworker - but an encounter with a girl of extraordinary abilities leads Ulla out of the city and, perhaps, on the path to uncovering her past.
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