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Title	:	Defy (Defy #1)
Author	:	Sara B. Larson
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	January 7th 2014 by Scholastic Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. Magic

Defy (Defy #1)

Sara B. Larson

Kindle Edition | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.74 | 20069 Users | 2555 Reviews

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Alexa Hollen is a fighter. Forced to disguise herself as a boy and serve in the king's army, Alex uses her quick wit and fierce sword-fighting skills to earn a spot on the elite prince's guard. But when a powerful sorcerer sneaks into the palace in the dead of night, even Alex, who is virtually unbeatable, can't prevent him from abducting her, her fellow guard and friend Rylan, and Prince Damian, taking them through the treacherous wilds of the jungle and deep into enemy territory.

The longer Alex is held captive with both Rylan and the prince, the more she realizes that she is not the only one who has been keeping dangerous secrets. And suddenly, after her own secret is revealed, Alex finds herself confronted with two men vying for her heart: the safe and steady Rylan, who has always cared for her, and the dark, intriguing Damian. With hidden foes lurking around every corner, is Alex strong enough to save herself and the kingdom she's sworn to protect?

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Original Title:	Defy ASIN B00ED05G9S
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Defy #1
Characters:	Alexa Hollen

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Also reviewed for Addicted2HeroinesThere's a lot to love about Defy. Tough girl who has to pretend to be a boy, hot prince who has to pretend to be obnoxious, evil sorcerers, misunderstood magic, and a kingdom in peril. It's not what I would consider action-packed, but the story clips along at a good pace.I was initially a little worried by the hint of a love triangle in the blurb, but it turned out to be fairly obvious who she was actually interested in.Yeah, and then there's the other guy.It's

ROUNDING UP TO 1.5 STARS.Why i thought this would be a really good book i have no idea. Got my hopes to high for this one, and look where it got me.Why do i do this to myself? It actually started really good! At the beginning '4 stars!' was constantly popping up in my head. This is, like, a retelling of Mulan (<--- if you haven't seen that dinsey movie what are you doing with your life?), and i am shocked it wasn't mentioned at all (in the synopsis, on the book cover, ect). Did the author

If I were looking for a book to recommend to younger YA readers filled with fantasy, action, turmoil and strong characters, I would easily say read Defy by Sara B. Larson! With so many YA fantasy books to choose from, why this particular book, you ask? The characters are what make this story work! Alexa is a teen girl whose life has been turned upside down through tragedy, her only family left is her brother. Together they join the Kings guard, and Alexa hides her gender as Alex, becoming one of

I hadn't heard of Sara B Larson's debut, Defy, until it showed up in my mailbox, which is shameful of me, because I'm normally pretty on top of anything that even hints at the phrase "gender-bender." (I blame this almost completely on Tamora Pierce, and probably a little bit on movies like Rocky Horror, Ladybugs, To Wong Foo and Just One of the Guys. My formative years in a nutshell, friends.) So even though I had no plans to read this, and a whole stack of other things that needed to be read

And we have my first DNF of 2014.I made it 53% and I either hate everything or it bores me.It utterly fails to make a point with the genderbending aspect, so if you want to read a YA fantasy set in a non-white society in a jungle that does make some good points in a thoughtful exploration of gender -- read Alaya Dawn Johnson's The Summer Prince instead.

You're about to be VERY jealous of me -- I got to read DEFY back when it was DAUGHTER OF WAR. Fight scenes and a jungle-kingdom and a desert-kingdom and mysteries and assassins and hot boys (mmm, Damian) and a sadistic king. All the makings of a great YA fantasy, and fans of THRONE OF GLASS and SHADOW AND BONE will have no trouble falling under DEFY's spell too.

See more on my blog.This book started out with one of the most horrific displays of misogyny possible, and then it carries on in a mediocre fashion after that. I probably would have finished reading the book if I hadnt been so pissed off from the start, but it wasnt good enough to carry me through my distaste, so I DNF-ed at about halfway through, when I realized that the main character wasnt going to shut up about all the toned and muscled torsos around. (Youd think they were painted in neon