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laurla's review
4.0
-4 stars, maybe 5. i liked it and didnt want to put it down.
"it's your certainty of what can't be done that's hampering what can."
summary: gwen is from a line of witches that have protected the sword of all power. someone has attempted to draw the sword, and demons attack her. she survives with the help of a stranger who disappears as soon as the fight is over. gwen and her grandmother mo discover someone is sending demons to kill all the witch king heirs. in the wrong hands, the sword can open the gate to the darkside and unleash hell.
"it's your certainty of what can't be done that's hampering what can."
summary: gwen is from a line of witches that have protected the sword of all power. someone has attempted to draw the sword, and demons attack her. she survives with the help of a stranger who disappears as soon as the fight is over. gwen and her grandmother mo discover someone is sending demons to kill all the witch king heirs. in the wrong hands, the sword can open the gate to the darkside and unleash hell.
brandefinitely's review against another edition
3.0
It's been a while since I liked something Keri Arthur has released but this was a fun one. I'll definitely pick up book 2 when it comes out.
suzjustsuz's review against another edition
3.0
Loved the book, HATED the ending. Arthur's work doesn't need these kind of marketing tricks. It's beneath her and I'm disappointed in her.
It's an Arthurian legend retelling that's original while simultaneously twisting all kinds of lore and tropes to suit. It's fresh and fun and I'm looking forward to the next.
But that ending sucked really hard. One star deducted (I usually only give a single star for endings like that).
It's an Arthurian legend retelling that's original while simultaneously twisting all kinds of lore and tropes to suit. It's fresh and fun and I'm looking forward to the next.
But that ending sucked really hard. One star deducted (I usually only give a single star for endings like that).