Reflection: Thorn of the White Rose (Records of the Ohanzee Book 3)
- 4.4 out of 5
- 78 ratings
- 238 pages
Overall Content Rating: Parental Guidance PG
This fantasy installment follows continuing adventures in a world built around crystals, royalty, and prophecy, with suspense and action rather than reliance on crude language or sexual material. Reader feedback commonly describes the series as suitable for young people, with strong writing and little that parents would flag as objectionable language or immorality. Content notes for cautious parents: expect occasional references to blood tied to injury, carrying the wounded, or figurative talk of rulers avoiding or causing bloodshed, plus a brief destructive accident involving falling furniture. There is no sampled profanity, strong swearing, sexual content, or other sensitive themes in the material provided.
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Violence Mild
9Violence-related wording is present but not constant or graphic. Characters are shown with blood from wounds or from helping an injured person, dialogue and prophecy speak of bloodshed in war or throne-taking, and one scene recalls the smell of blood during a desperate moment. A separate moment describes property damage when something falls and hits a bookcase. Sampled uses of blood that mean family line, bodily rhythm, or a formal title are not treated as violent content.
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Specific words
- blood: 8
- smash: 1
About this book
Beware of the spirit that guards the book in the cave. After fending off an ambush by Senka operatives, Nerissa and her Ohanzee companions seek refuge in the mountain province of Rhea. With the drawbridges raised and the borders secure, they have left the Senka behind for now, but they may have traded one perilous situation for another. Although the third book is in Rhea, it has been hidden deep within an abandoned mine where it is protected by a cunning trap. Retrieving the book means facing both natural and supernatural threats, and Nerissa will learn that crystals hold power far greater than she ever imagined. Meanwhile, Desta, daughter of the renowned seer Shea, reveals that she has begun to have prophetic dreams of her own—and she is not the only member of the group with an awakening talent. Reflection: Thorn of the White Rose is Book 3 of 4 in the first story arc of the Records of the Ohanzee series, which is written in a serialized style with a story line that flows continuously between books. Read more