The Crown of Stones: Magic-Borne (Book 3) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Angela Hayes
Magic-Borne by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Magic Borne is the third book in The Crown of Stone Series by C.L Schneider. This is such an intriguing and action-packed high fantasy- with adventure, magic, time travel, tragedy, sacrifice, questions, discoveries, tension, drama, originality, superb world building, suspense, and fantastic character growth and development. I definitely didn’t want to put it down till I had discovered how everything played out in the end.
This book sees the completion of Ian’s story- and what a journey it has been. Ian Troy had been through so much- and has borne the weight and price of the magic. All the pleasure, as well as the immeasurable guilt that has come with it. Ian wants a life of freedom- from slavery, suffering, and tyrannical rulers. Ian has carried a heavy burden, the hope of his people lays on his shoulders. So much hangs in the balance- and the outcome of his success. Ian has made some discoveries and finally learned what he has to do. He will need to destroy The Crown of Stones in order to free the people in the realm. Sounds pretty simple, right? But is it? And at what cost?
You really should read all the intriguing developments for yourself- it’s definitely an adventure you won’t want to miss. I really recommend reading the previous two books first, before starting this one- as those two books contain important backstory, character details, and the developments that have led to this point. So, knowing what happens in those two books will enhance your understanding, and enjoyment of this book.
I really recommend this book/series to anyone who loves an epic, action-packed fantasy!
Superb!
Thank you, Ms. Schneider!
Reviewed by @angelahayes


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