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Original Title:	Cara's Twelve
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Readers' Favorite Book Award for Fiction - Fantasy - Epic (Silver) (2016)

Cara's Twelve Paperback | Pages: 356 pages

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Title	:	Cara's Twelve
Author	:	Chantel Seabrook
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 356 pages
Published	:	August 30th 2016 by Createspace (first published June 14th 2015)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Polyamorous. Reverse Harem. Fiction

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Raised in the backwater province of Crowthorne, Cara finds her fate bound to a system she despises and a goddess she no longer believes in. When it becomes clear that the heir to the Elbian throne has found disfavor in the eyes of the goddess Annul, Cara is ordained by blood and required by law to take her cousin’s place as heir apparent.

One man from each of the twelve provinces are chosen by the royal council to pledge their lives and swords as champions and consorts of the future queen. From these men, Cara must choose the future king of Elbia. Before she is able to take her place on the throne, Cara and her Twelve must visit each province and perform a sacred ceremony, one that will make Cara question everything she thought was real.

Cara soon realizes that not all of the men who swore to protect her are what they seem, and there are those who would use her as a tool to gain power.

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Absolutely mesmerizing! I had work early the next day but read this book in one night. Cara is a kick-ass heroine right from the start who struggles with making her own decisions while caring for those she loves around her. The variety of characters, especially her Twelve, are interesting to see interact with her. And, yes, some scenes with them are super steamy! The plot involves Cara and her Twelve touring the twelve provinces to ensure she gets the throne, while some provinces grow

This was a five-star fantasy read, but a two-star romance read, so I will settle in the middle with 3.5 stars rounded to four. Fantasy readers will devour this book and enjoy every second of it, but if your primary genre is romance (like me), then this book is a little tougher on your literary sensibilities. Cara's Twelve was a page-turner, and I couldn't rush through it fast enough. However, the end left me with a heartache, and a search through the author's website doesn't indicate if this

whew...what an intense fantasy read. This was definitely not young adult. also, for my friends that like "safe" reads this is a hell no. the heroine, while technically isn't cheating (because all of the 12 men are dedicated to her and pledged their loyalty and faithfulness to her) does get a lot of action. from multiple partners that are in this group. there's was also a lot of death. It was pretty depressing. as soon as you got to know a character they were killed off. still, this was an

The Bachelorette meets the Magical Mystery TourIn a land where the haves had plenty and the have-nots floundered, CaraLynne is summoned to the capitol by the high priestess to be her heir apparent. Holy moly! Cara will be the next Queen, instead of her barren cousin. Due to her lineage, theres no refusing this terrible honor. She travels to the royal court in the Holy City of Anuul and undergoes the rites that bind her to her 12 champions.According to tradition, she will travel with her 12

I received a free copy of this audio book in exchange for an honest review.This book had so much potential, but it just didn't achieve it. I have so many issues with this book like:1. After proving that the Queen is a murderous woman, why do you then leave her on the throne and go off on a two year haunt through the country? Could you not have announced a state of emergency and put off the tour until you solved the issue?2. You decide to take a woman who has been tortured out in a carriage in

This debut novel has all the elements I look for in a good read. Her settings are well described where they need to be but she does not dwell on unnecessary detail. The plot moves smoothly and the pace and tension kept me glued to the pages. It had intrigue, suspense, lots of action and kept me guessing. There were a couple of outcomes I could predict but those did not detract as they had to happen for the story to work. Her three main characters, Cara, Finn and Tahdaon were well developed and

Chantel Seabrook storms onto the literary scene with Cara's Twelve, a brilliantly-written epic story that has pretty much everything a love of fiction could want: action, intrigue, suspense, and sex. (Oh, yes, there is a LOT of this.)At the heart of an intricate, expertly-woven plot is Cara, a young woman who is shoved headlong into a much larger world when she is named the heir to the throne of Elbia, which elicits the anger of many, not the least of which is the former queen, the contemptible