The Crown of Stones Trilogy Box Set (The Crown of Stones Series) by C. L. Schneider – Review by Sue Kemp

The Crown of Stones Complete Trilogy by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Crown of Stones
By: C.L. Schneider

There are three books to read in this series. The characters were developed quite well and each I thought were as strong as each other, but that is my opinion. If you like reading dark stories, then you need to grab this collection. I thought the author has a great knack of story building which made the books quite enjoyable to read. You need to read this series in order to get the background information.

Magic Price Book 1
I found this book to be long read but well worth it, this story has twist and turns that enhance the book. We meet Ian Troy who is a bounty hunter, who has decided to have himself living in self exile. He is living a life that is filled with ghosts from his past, while in his self-imposed exile he is also trying to forget his mistakes. However, his old enemies will not forget, nor will they let him forget. What Ian Troy needs to do is find new alliances, as his past returns to him and returning also brings new threats to him.

Magic Scars Book 2
The second book in this series I found was a little darker than book one but still an enjoyable read and I am sure you will enjoy the journey through this series. Ok where to start with this one. So, we are now two years after then end of book one we find Ian Troy has been imprisoned by King Draken and found himself to have been drugged in order to supress his magic. Ian Troy discovers the world he is returning to is just as bad off as he is. He also has an addiction to magic which he knows is a problem. He feels the responsibility he is carrying is a burden especially since he struggles to get his own life back together.

Magic Borne Book 3
As with books one and two this is another long read but is well worth the effort to end this series. This book has also been written well which makes it another enjoyable read. This book is not different to the other two you will find some action and suspense. Anyway, here we are at the end of Ian Troys journey and what a journey it has been. Along his way Ian Troy made a couple of discoveries which has now opened his way of thinking what he needs to be doing to free the people that are in the realm. So here he is fighting again with others helping him. He knows in order to free the people he must destroy the Crown of Stones. The question is will he and the people who are helping him fight be able to achieve this?

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