A Forsaken Prophecy
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
What was the first cozy moment in this book that made you sink deeper into your reading chair?
If you could pack a care package for Nina before she set out, what small comforts would you tuck inside?
Which quiet scene between Nina and Patrick felt the most tender to you, and why did it linger?
The characters are searching for resources to change the war. Have you ever felt like you were quietly gathering strength for something big in your own life?
When the world feels heavy, what characters or moments in this book felt like a warm blanket to you?
Which setting on their journey did you most want to step into for an afternoon, and what would you do there?
Middle books often sit in the tender ache between hope and hardship. Where in this story did you feel that ache most, without spoiling how it lands?
This book asks people to keep going when the road is long. What kept you rooting for these characters, and does that echo anything you cheer for in real life?