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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Shadel Ayerbe

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Doombringer by Marcel Liemant is a great Fantasy book

Oden Treaty has lost hope. With his wife recently buried and his village marred by battle, he’s determined to shield his daughter from their looming fate. So when the skies blacken with the final war, Oden will risk blood and bone for the power to save his child’s world. Lured by a prophecy into the magic-laden mines, the desperate father uncovers the secret to their salvation. But with sorcery eroding his body to dust, Oden fears he may not live to save all he loves.

Every page had you hanging on every sentence and I couldn’t wait to see what would happen. It is a very unique story with even compelling people. The story transports you into this world. I couldn’t put the book down.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Ayla Phipps

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Heart stopping bone burning story from start to finish. Before stumbling upon this book, I had never heard of the talented Marcel Liemant, but his name is certainly one added to my list of favorite writers. Every day is a good day for a dark fantasy and today that was Doombringer. The incredible cover pulled me in, but the mystery held me from page one.
Oden has had a lifetime of pain and loss but now he faces the greatest fear. The Mages of the Red Hunger are getting closer by the day, the smoke fills the air with doom and the end of all that they know. Since the loss of his wife, he has spent every day protecting his daughter, Penny, from the dark truth of the world around her. Sadly, doing so has led to him bolting hundreds of crystals into his bone pushing him closer to Ash Bone. Hearing from Kimri, that there is a creature in Havoc Mountain that could win the war for them a chance encounter hearing the creature leads him to hunt for it. To hunt for a hope at life after the Mages reach their village. Finding the Havoc wasn’t easy, and the collapse of a cavern leads the other miners to think he is gone but a final push for a chance for his daughter to live sends him fighting for life not only for her but for the people of Shard Moure. The mountain erupts as lava flows toward the village the mages nearing by the moment as Oden heads back into the dark tunnels to find hope in the creature. With the hope that Magdela the Wise was telling the truth that he was somehow connected to the creature as his only comfort that he could find it again, and that it would help.
What will happen when Oden comes face to face with Havoc? Will the Ash Bone take him before he saves them? The author’s creativity is beyond anything I have read in a long time. Their world so alive that in the darkest moments I found myself gasping for air or holding my breath that it wasn’t too late. While the story is only told from one perspective you feel that emotions and fear of all of those that Oden holds dear, his daughter, his best friend, everyone left in the village. He fights to save them all, even willing to give his life if only for a chance to succeed, to survive the war. I desperately hope the author continues this world. On the last page I found myself excited and ready for more of this world, more of Oden’s fight and what will come next.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Ashley Sugar

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A short quick read but it had my attention. Not my typical genre I go too, but I throughly enjoyed it. A well written dark fantasy tale with magic and monsters! It sucked me right in and I know it will for you too. I recommend this!

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Michelle Marlow

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a wonderful fantasy novella. It was truly a quick read but a powerful read. I loved the depths of what Oden, a father, would go for his daughter. The world building was top notch. And representation is so important! I cannot wait to see what else this author does.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Shannen Kern

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I hadn’t read anything by this author before, but the cover alone drew me in. Once I read the synopsis, I knew I had to give it a go, and I’m so glad I did! I dove into this book and didn’t come up for air until the end. While this is a rather short read, I feel like the author did an outstanding job providing enough detail to satisfy any questions I had. I absolutely loved the gray LGBTQI+ heroes in this book and definitely want to see more like them! I highly recommend picking this quick read up as you won’t be disappointed. I am on my way to pick up more books by this author right now!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Audrie Harrington

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a short and quick read and I hope there is more to come. I want to know more about Oden’s wife and what happened before the time period of this short novel. I want to know more about the magic and more about what happens now. Oden is the main character and he works in a mine in Havoc mountain trying to find lucent crystals full of magic. He has infused many of these crystals to his body and is also doing a spell called Brillious so his daughter Penny can’t see the truth of what is happening to the small town. The town is going to burn again unless he can figure out what is happening and how he can fix it. Tinnor is his best friend and will sit and listen to his ideas but isn’t sure if he can believe him. This one was a short and quick read and I will be keeping my eye out to see if more is to come.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Jennifer Reimer

Doombringer : A LGBTQ Dark Fantasy TaleDoombringer : A LGBTQ Dark Fantasy Tale by Marcel Liemant
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This as an interesting, intriguing, dark fantasy that was so well worth the read. A war is coming, and Odin does everything he can to protect his daughter, a war against the Mages. The way the Odin respects if daughter and the strengths and power she carry’s and lets her be that powerful daughter of his. This book was filled with so much going on that it was hard to put it down because I wanted to know what was going to happen next. The story line and building of characters was incredible and really kept my attention. I highly recommend this book.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Doombringer is a dark LGBTQ fantasy story that was intriguing and I really enjoyed the story.
Magic, crystals, secrets, war and fate brought this story together of Oden and what is to come. Knowing a war is coming with the Mages of Red Hunger upon the village of Shard Moure, Oden will do anything to protect his daughter, especially after losing his wife. The village is scared….but destiny steps in…..but will it be enough for everyone in Shard Moure to survive…

Will Oden be able to protect his daughter….

Definitely read and find out. This is a very well written fantasy I am looking to more future stories from this author.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Elisha Johnson

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Doombringer : A LGBTQ Dark Fantasy Tale by Marcel Liemant- 4 out of 5 stars

This author gave a creative twist to this dark fantasy with some greek god vibes. A beautiful story of what limits a father will go to in order to save his child. Strength and perseverance despite challenging circumstances along the way. I could not put this book down. I highly recommend this book.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Maisie Dickinson

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Marcel Liemant’s Doombringer follows trans male lead, Oden, his daughter, Penny, his best friend, Tinnor, and Tinnor’s partner, Ivan, as well as side characters, Magdela the Wise, and the non-binary character Kimri. Their village, Shard Moure, has been and continues to be attacked, and most of the villagers want to leave, but Oden wants to fight for their home. I really like the premise of this story, an LGBTQ+ fantasy novel with an unexpected hero. But I found that the story moved quite slowly. The whole thing takes place over a couple of days, and then follows a time jump at the very end. There’s a lot of action and internal dialogue but not much external dialogue. And the story doesn’t really start until the last 30% of the book. My favourite character was the lead, Oden, although you don’t really get to know the other characters well enough. My least favourite characters were the Mages. I recommend this book if you are interested in getting into the queer fantasy genre. ‘Oden was running out of time on this earthly plane and he still had so much left to do.’

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Doombringer is a dark fantasy book full of danger, action, adventure, magic, monsters, secrets, lies, and prophecies. The story centers around the character of Oden who has recently lost his wife and has been left to raise his young daughter on his own. His village has been ravaged by war and their future looks bleak, but Oden is determined to do whatever it takes to shelter his daughter from the doom and gloom of the world around them. He uses magic to keep his daughter’s world looking hopeful but each time he does so he slowly loses a piece of himself. When war looms again, Oden is determined to save his daughter and the world. This was beautifully written story set in a dark fantasy realm with vivid scenes that pull you into the world alongside the characters. The relationship between Oden and his daughter is magical and truly heartwarming. This story had war, loss, hope, love, perseverance, and strong family dynamics. I look forward to reading more by this talented author!

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Megan Conley

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a great, quick read that (hopefully) is that start to something more! I really loved the connection we see between Oden and his daughter, Penny, and how he would do anything for her (as a father should) but that she had her own power and strength and he didn’t diminish that. It did take me a little bit to get into the story but once I did, I flew through the book. This is a fantasy read with LGBTQI+ characters, magic, and so much more! I highly recommend this short novella to anyone looking for a quick read that will immerse you into a world of dark fantasy!

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Kerry Baker

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I really enjoyed this story from the moment I started reading it. I loved the relationship between Oden and his daughter. He really would do anything for her but as the story went on you could see the strength that she had as well. This is one of those epic fantasy stories that seems to have a life of its own. So much happens and at the end of the book you are left with the feeling that it maybe isn’t as over as we think.
This is the first book that I have read by this author and I enjoyed how captivating and exciting it was. I loved the pace of the book. It fit with the story and helped to create the overall feel. This is a great story and I am going to be looking in to more from this author.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Carrie Reed

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Very interesting book. It did take me a bit to get into the story, but alas, I did. The way the mage’s song was described, I can only image how terrifying that would sound. Watching the adventure and life and death situations Oden encounters trying to protect his daughter and the world she lives in was nerve wracking and brave. He wanted to ensure her future even if it meant he was going to be taken from her. Penny is a strong little girl, Oden doesn’t give her enough credit, but I think by the end he realizes just how much Penny understands and can help. It feels like more is coming for the town of Shard Moure, it feels like the mages have just retreated for now.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Stars
Doombringer by Marcel Liemant

Doombringer is a Dark Fantasy that is a fast paced short story. I wasn’t real sure what to expect going in as this is a new author to me but I’m glad did. The characters are unique ,creative and developed. The storyline flowed. Oden recently buried his wife and his village marred he’s lost all hope. He wants to protect his daughter from their looming fate. Oden is determined to do what needs to be done . Will power destroy Oden before he has a chance to end the war? I highly recommend reading this short story to find out what happens next. Im looking forward to reading more from this Author.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Lucy Machard

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a short read; and it was good. I was intrigued from the very beginning with the plot and characters! It has a similar cadence to some other “high fantasy” novels I’ve read in the past, which I greatly enjoyed. If you’re a lover of high fantasy, then I recommend this for you!

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Helen Dawkins

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My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This series was definitely interesting, and you can tell the author put a lot of thought into writing the book. However, I feel it fell flat in a few areas, and at times was hard to follow the storyline. The book does have a very slow start, but I did enjoy it, as you really were able to connect and get a good feel for the characters. This story is focuses deeply on perseverance even though the characters had a LOT of hardships and challenges. My favorite aspect of this story was that it was set in dark fantasy world – that alone captivated my attention. As the story came to a climax, it definitely made your breathing almost stop. Would Oden end up ending this war…or would he die first? The relationship between Oden and his daughter was absolutely beautiful, and explained as well as showed exactly how far a father will go for their child. Even though, I believe this was written as a stand-alone, the author did leave room if they wanted to write another book that followed the ending or just was another story in this dark fantasy world. I do recommend reading this book, as the messages throughout the book were absolutely beautiful and thought out. I look forward to reading more by this author.

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Doombringer : A LGBTQ Dark Fantasy Tale by Marcel Liemant – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oden Treaty is a desperate man, he has lost everything he cared for to war and magic, apart from his home, his daughter and his best friend, but life is hard for those he lives with, the wars left his town ravaged by fire and the only thing keeping them going is ale in the local tavern and working in the mines. Despite all of this, Oden still tries to keep his daughter’s childhood magical, and he is pushing himself to the edge to do it.

One day, dark smoke rolls into the town heralding war again, Oden knows that this is the end of times for them and as he tries to shore up his own courage to face it and bring that confidence to the rest of the residents. However, grief and desperation have eroded that confidence away and Oden knows that it is now up to him to save what is left of his family and their world, so when he hears of a prophecy, he knows he has to follow it and hope it leads to their saviour.

Unfortunately, with using so much magic himself over his lifetime, his body is quickly giving out on him, so a new urgency causes him to go to the only place, which is still holding, the mines, but will he find the answers he needs to save his world, or will his body become too corrupted to go on? This is a magical race against time in a fantasy world fraught with danger and darkness, which sucks you in and pulls you along on a tide of hope.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review By Crystal Walker (11/2023)

All though I am new to this series or even the writer!!! I will say that this was an interesting read for sure. With the thought process that went into the writing, the imagination and the passion that Marcel Leimant used I am thoroughly impressed. This alone made for an enjoyable book even with the slow start. This was not generally one I normally would have chosen but Oden and his daughter definitely had an adventure ahead of them. The other characters made me think of Greek mythology and I will say that is what kept me drawn to it. I would like to eventually see what becomes of this writer and his characters.

Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Jenni Bishop

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Marcel Liemant brings us an intriguing YA dark fantasy that has it all for.
It is full of magic, monsters/ beasts, prophecies, secrets and lies in the adventure tale Doombringer. It is a very short read but packs a punch.
It’s easy to get drawn into this fantasy world that Marcel has cleverly woven together where there is darkness around every corner. Where there is things that go bump in the night. Where one man has the fate of the world on his shoulders. Where he would do anything to save his daughter even if it means he loses himself along the way.
This adventure tale is full of action, threatening war, epic battles, danger, life and death decisions.
Only a miracle can save them all.
If you love a good gipping dark fantasy tale, then Marcel has got your covered.
I look forward to seeing what else Marcel brings out.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Kerry Carr

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a really enjoyable fantasy adventure. This story was really powerful for me. As a parent myself I can understand Oden’s need to do anything he can to protect his daughter from the reality of how dangerous and dead their world is and also to hide her from the things that happen that would scare an adult never mind a child. Like most parents Oden provides this protection no matter the cost to himself.
But all magic comes at a cost and Oden knows the cost of protecting his daughter in this way will mean losing his life. As the next war is due to start its not just his daughter that Oden has to protect but with his time almost up will he be able to provide the miracle they need to save the remaining people?
This is a story filled with magic, adventure, prophecies, danger, the constant threat of war and one man’s determination to protect his daughter no matter the cost. It is a gripping and moving story which I really enjoyed.

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Angela Hayes

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

Doombringer by Marcel Liemant is a bit of an epic fantasy adventure with magic, prophecy, secrets, discovery, monsters, action, war/battles, challenges, dramatic developments, and high stakes.
This story tells the tale of the lengths a father is willing to go to in order to save his daughter from doom. But in his quest to save her, he finds himself thrust into an adventure with the fate of the realm resting in his hands. He must find a way to end the war, but at what cost? Add some darkness, corrupting magic, terrifying beasts, danger, challenges, and great risk- and this story takes an engrossing turn.
This proved to be an intriguing read, and I am looking forward to exploring more of this author’s work in the future.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Marcel Liemant!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant – Review by Ayla Eddy

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A captivating stand alone! I wasn’t sure what I was getting with this book. The cover caught my eye and the description piqued my interest. Definitely glad I picked it up! Easily devoured in a single setting. I could not put the book down. It had a mix of dark magic with terrifying beasts set in a dark fantasy world. Would Oden end the war or die first? A what cost will a father go to save his child? How far into the darkness to triumph for a brighter future? I look forward to reading more works by this author. 

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant

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Doombringer by Marcel Liemant
Genre – Fantasy, LGBTQ
Page Count – 84

Oden Treaty has lost hope. With his wife recently buried and his village marred by battle, he’s determined to shield his daughter from their looming fate. So when the skies blacken with the final war, Oden will risk blood and bone for the power to save his child’s world.

Lured by a prophecy into the magic-laden mines, the desperate father uncovers the secret to their salvation. But with sorcery eroding his body to dust, Oden fears he may not live to save all he loves.

Will the cost of power destroy Oden before he ends the war?

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My Murder Year by Kate Larkindale – Review by Kay Stritesky

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My rating: 3 of 5 stars

My Murder Year is a YA novel that is surprisingly emotional. The characters are relatable and it takes everyone back to being seventeen. I wasn’t prepared for how emotional this book was going to make me feel. This was my first read by this author and I plan to try to read more by her.

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My Murder Year by Kate Larkindale – Review by Angela Hayes

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My rating: 3 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

My Murder Year by Kate Larkindale is a LGBTQ YA mystery with emotion, love, loss, murder, whodunnit, drama, angst, family dynamics, and romance.
Things had been looking pretty rosy for a while, with a family wedding in the works and a cute new guy in the scene- when suddenly Stas’s world is turned upside down when her mother is murdered- and her father becomes the prime suspect. Things get tense, and rather complicated- and Stas will need to navigate it all if she’s to have any hope of finding some sort of ‘normal’ again.
This is a mystery with a bit of a journey of discovery mixed in which made for an interesting, angsty, and emotional read. I felt it was a little slow to get going, and at times I felt like the story lagged a little and I had to keep forcing myself to stay focused. I also had trouble connecting with Stas to begin with, but she won me over a bit by the end.
If you love YA coming of ages stories, LGBTQ, mystery, romance, and emotion- then you will want to add this to your TBR.
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Kate Larkindale!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Genre – YA, LGQBT
Page Count – 309
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Seventeen-year-old Stas Nonu has nothing more to worry about than looking like an oversized pumpkin in the bridesmaid dress her mother picked out for her wedding to her long-time partner, Mama K. Her father’s newfound religious beliefs are annoying and starting to cramp her style, but nothing to be really concerned about. Besides, Zane, the new guy she met at that party is way more interesting. 

When Stas finds her mothers dead body in a pool of blood, and evidence points to her father as the murderer, she realizes how uncomplicated things were before.

Especially when two aunts shes never met fly from her mothers native Russia and start talking about her coming to live with them. Then her fathers brother shows up with his own reasons for why Stas should live with him.

Unable to face the tug of war between her relatives, or the devastating effect its having on her beloved Mama K, Stas turns to Zane for comfort. But their increasing closeness is not enough to allow Stas to escape the reality of her fractured family.

If Stas cant figure out a way to prove Mama K is as much her mother as the woman who gave birth to her, she might find herself banished to Siberia. Or somewhere even worse.

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Refrain (Off the Record Book 3) by Madelynne Ellis – Review by Barbara Bohls

Refrain (Off the Record Book 3)Refrain by Madelynne Ellis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

WOW, is all I can say. This book took me through it. It has drama, trauma, romance, steam, friendships, sizzle, and a great plot. The inner turmoil that the main character has, is the center for the book. How he reacts to everything being brought to light about his past and the way he deals with it, is what keeps you turning pages. I couldn’t put the book down. It is the 3 book in the series and there is even a prequel to this series. It would be helpful to read the other books first if you really want an understanding of everything. However, it is not necessarily needed and you will find yourself wanting to read the other books in the series after this if you haven’t already. The books builds and builds and you will get lost in the feelings of the characters. My mood even shifted while reading this book. So be advised that you might need to take a time out from other people while reading this. You won’t want to be disturbed. I can’t give this book high enough praises by the way it handled certain situations and the feelings that it provokes within you. You won’t be disappointed with this book.
Reviewed by: @bbohls

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Secrets of the Sorcery War: An Epic YA Fantasy by Elise Carlson – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Secrets of the Sorcery War: An Epic YA Fantasy (Ruarnon Trilogy Book 2)Secrets of the Sorcery War: An Epic YA Fantasy by Elise Carlson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Heir Ruarnon has just returned from brokering peace treaties with some of the kingdoms surrounding thier home of Tarlah, but just as they are settling in, they have a visit by an ambassador from a community which has not had much communication with them since the Sorcerer’s War. This is surprising to Ruarnon, especially when the discussion turns into an invitation to visit this estranged kingdom and it is one they readily accept.

As the party prepare to leave, Ruarnon converses with their new found friends from Australia to explain their reasons for leaving their palace and not taking the four adventurers along, however, they promise that of there is a next time, that they are more than welcome to join them and woth that says the party set off on their travels.

While they learn more about what is known of this reclusive community of the Urai, Ruarnon is keen to learn more about their traditions and the reasoning behind the estrangement, however, they are also careful not to offend their hosts at the same time. All is proceeding well during their visit, until a messenger arrives with urgent news of a sighting of the dreaded Damars off the coast of Urai and Ruarnon is all too familiar of the dangers this poses to them all, so they advise the Urai of this and agree to consult with their councils on what to do and to report back to each other on their decision.

After these debates have taken place, a course of action is decided upon and the Urai turn out to be unexpected allies, as do the Australian quartet who decide amongst themselves to travel with Ruarnon and if possible speak to their adversaries to gain knowledge of the possibility of returning home.

When they all find themselves embroiled in a battle with the fearsome Damars and sorcerors, this both terrified and excited the four strangers, especially when after the Battle is won, they have the chance to speak to them and find out more about both the sorcerer Nartzeer, his plans and the reasons he attacked them. However, what they find out just leads to more questions than answers and more worries are heaped onto Ruarnon’s shoulders, but what do these new revelations mean and how will they affect the future of Uranimaris? This is an epic fantasy adventure across land and sea, to unravel the secrets which lie across the seas and untangle the webs surrounding the history of the many lands to reveal the future, or at least the many iterations of what it could be as this story hooks you in and keeps you guessing throughout.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Sleeping Love by Natalina Reis – Review by April McCoy

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

It’s a good book but it took me a bit to get into it. It was a little slow moving but the characters were easy to fall for. I enjoyed the story I just had to commit so it is definitely worth it to ride the whole way to the end!

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