· Nadine. A French name, meaning, "hope." With her lifelong passion for life-enriching fiction, Nadine C. Keels enjoys reading and writing everything from short stories to novels. Her fiction works include Love Unfeigned and The Movement of Crowns Series, and select pieces of her lyrical poetry can be found on her spoken word album, Hope. Lyricized/5. In the third installment of The Movement of Crowns series, The Movement of Kings sees Constance crowned queen 20 years after Diachona brings Munda into the collective “Eubeltic Realm”. 12 years later she is brought to bed with her sixth child. The birth, however, does not go well. The child is born weak, and Constance dies/5(13). · With her lifelong passion for life-enriching fiction, Nadine C. Keels enjoys reading and writing everything from short stories to novels. Her fiction works include Love Unfeigned and The Movement of Crowns Series, and select pieces of her lyrical poetry can be found on her spoken word album, Hope. Lyricized/5.
Title: The Movement of Crowns Author: Nadine C. Keels Series: Movement of Crowns, #1 Genre: Fantasy // Christian My Rating: 4/5 stars Purchase: Amazon / Barnes Noble Synopsis: Is it the perfect or the worst time for the kingdom to change? The nation of Diachona rejoices as the king's daughter and heir, Constance, turns twenty. Nadine C. Keels has 31 books on Goodreads with ratings. Nadine C. Keels's most popular book is The Movement of Crowns (Movement of Crowns #1). The Movement of Crowns. by Nadine C. Keels. Movement of Crowns (Book 1) Share your thoughts Complete your review. Tell readers what you thought by rating and reviewing this book. Rate it * You Rated it *.
The Movement of Kings shows the emotional turmoil a young man has at all that is thrown at him when he is expected to lead a country while mourning his mother’s death, quell the rising t. The Movement of Kings takes place at least 20 years in the future from the ending of The Movement of Rings. In the third installment of The Movement of Crowns series, The Movement of Kings sees Constance crowned queen 20 years after Diachona brings Munda into the collective “Eubeltic Realm”. 12 years later she is brought to bed with her sixth child. The birth, however, does not go well. The child is born weak, and Constance dies. With her lifelong passion for life-enriching fiction, Nadine C. Keels enjoys reading and writing everything from short stories to novels. Her fiction works include Love Unfeigned and The Movement of Crowns Series, and select pieces of her lyrical poetry can be found on her spoken word album, Hope. Lyricized.
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