Book cover for The Call of Allies, the second book in the Hidden Heroes series by Sarah Blynne, featuring four characters with magical powers and weapons standing on a hill overlooking a castle in a stormy, rainy scene.

The Call of Allies (Hidden Heroes Book 2)

Four Descendants. Four unique powers. One enemy.

Havanna and Quill set off to find the other Descendants to kill the Dormant King once and for all. But will the Dormant King prove to be too powerful for all of them?

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Book cover for 'The Call of Ailles' featuring four fantasy characters standing on a rocky ledge in rain, gazing at a distant fortress on a stormy sea with lightning, labeled as 'Hidden Heroes Series Book 2' by Sarah Blynne.
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Bloom

Falling in love for the first time is beautiful, but falling in love with two people at the same time is confusing.

Bloom is a standalone novel with teen romance, self-discovery, love triangles, and 2006-2007 nostalgia.

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Cover of the book "Bloom" by Sarah Blynne, featuring an illustration of a young man and woman hugging with their eyes closed, wearing earphones, against a yellow background. A gold badge indicates it's a finalist in the Literary Global Book Awards.
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The Call of Thunder (Hidden Heroes Book 1)

She’s desperate to break out of a life of hiding. But doing so could get her killed.

The Call of Thunder is the first installment of Sarah’s first ever fantasy/adventure series with elemental powers, world-building, and adrenaline-spiking action scenes!

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Book cover titled 'The Call of Thunder’ by Sarah Blynne, featuring a woman with long dark hair from behind, holding a glowing jar in her left hand and a lit sword in her right hand, facing a stormy landscape with lightning and mountains.
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THE CALL OF THE LOST KING

A Hidden Heroes short story. A view of the beginning of Petros, the fall of the Dormant King, and the dispersion of the Ancestors. What really happened back then?

Must have at least read The Call of Thunder before delving in.

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Book cover titled 'The Call of the Lost King' by Sarah Blynne with a dark forest background with tall trees and purple hues.

Meet The Characters

  • A woman dressed as a fantasy warrior with blonde hair, holding a trident in one hand and casting a spell with the other, standing on a sandy beach with ocean waves in the background.

    Anara

  • A couple sharing a kiss at sunset by the ocean, with a blue truck nearby and birds flying in the sky.

    Seth Harris and Marie Burn

  • A bald warrior dressed in red and black armor, holding a flaming axe on his shoulder, stands in a volcanic landscape with erupting volcano in background.

    Ender

  • A woman dressed in black with a sword and a shield in a desert at dusk, holding a glowing energy orb with lightning sparks.

    havanna

  • A digital artwork of a man and woman standing face to face against a dark, fiery background. The man has long dark hair in a bun, wears a gray shirt, and has a serious expression. The woman has long dark hair, wears a black top, and looks intently at the man. They are holding hands, and the woman's arm has a glowing tattoo and a glowing device on her arm.

    Quill & Havanna

  • A male archer in outdoor gear, holding a bow and with a quiver of arrows, standing in a lush, vibrant forest with sunlight filtering through trees.

    Quill

Customer Reviews

  • I enjoyed this book. It was a quick read, which is great for me! It takes me back to all my young “loves”

    Laurie Payton, on Bloom

  • Overall - if you're looking for a good YA book to invest yourself in, you could do a lot worse than Bloom. It's solid and I recommend giving it a go.

    Jamie Kokot, on The Call of Thunder (Hidden Heroes Book 1)

  • This book has all the keys to a good story. The world the book builds though is so much fun. And the storyline keeps you engaged. Will I read all the other books? Yep. I need to know what happens next !.

    Beth Perez, on The Call of Thunder (Hidden Heroes Book 1)

  • This book was a fun ride. The characters growth was exciting to read. I also enjoyed that the points of view changed, so we got to see different perspectives. The book is full of adventure and fighting and some romance. Definitely a recommend for fantasy lovers. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

    Michael B, on The Call of Allies (Hidden Heroes Book 2)