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The Lost Witches of Aradia #7
The Redeemed
Betrayed, heartbroken, vengeful, and overflowing with power, Áine has one last chance to save the world from oblivion.
Lucius, the man Áine loved, is dead. The Shadow King is merely Angelina’s puppet, her conduit for dark, sinister magick that’s drawing the Void ever closer. Angelina doesn’t want to rule the world; she wants to destroy it.Free from the shadows and reunited with her coven and family, Áine has never been stronger. In claiming her position as Aradia’s Chosen One as war rages across the realm, she is forced to bury her shame, guilt, and confusion. By her side stands her fierce protector and the love of her life, Daelon, who must come to terms with Áine’s wounding decisions during her time as Lucius’s Queen.
The stakes have never been higher as the lost witches of Aradia fight for not only a better world, but for existence itself.
The Redeemed is the seventh and final installment in The Lost Witches of Aradia series.
Lucius, the man Áine loved, is dead. The Shadow King is merely Angelina’s puppet, her conduit for dark, sinister magick that’s drawing the Void ever closer. Angelina doesn’t want to rule the world; she wants to destroy it.Free from the shadows and reunited with her coven and family, Áine has never been stronger. In claiming her position as Aradia’s Chosen One as war rages across the realm, she is forced to bury her shame, guilt, and confusion. By her side stands her fierce protector and the love of her life, Daelon, who must come to terms with Áine’s wounding decisions during her time as Lucius’s Queen.
The stakes have never been higher as the lost witches of Aradia fight for not only a better world, but for existence itself.
The Redeemed is the seventh and final installment in The Lost Witches of Aradia series.
354 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 30, 2023
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Maggie Sunseri
13 books782 followersMaggie Sunseri is the author of fantasy romance books by day and a witch, tarot card reader, and succubus by night. She has a bachelor's degree in Anthropology/Sociology. When she’s not traveling the world, you’ll find her curled up with a good book and a hot cup of tea, pretending it’s autumn no matter the season.
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May 28, 2023
Keep the tissues handy and have a spare box or two for backup. This is not a book to be read in public. This is a story best savored in a safe space surrounded by all your favorite comforts. Because, it has the power to render the reader into an ugly-crying mess. I want so badly to give this more than merely five stars as a rating. I cracked open the covers and could not put it down. Even with the tears streaming down my face and my heart breaking, I knew I needed to reach the end and I wasn’t prepared to delay. But not all those tears were from sorrow. Some of them stemmed from the beautiful poignancy and subtle universal truths this book speaks. This was exactly the ending to the series I needed, but I hate having to let go of these characters now.
I received a complimentary advance copy of this book from the author.
I received a complimentary advance copy of this book from the author.
May 31, 2023
Solid 4 stars. I've been waiting for this release for what seems like FOREVER
Okay, so I think the whole series should have been between 4-6 books personally. However. I blimin' loved it all. Ultimate witchy vibes, information given in manageable chunks...argh! Just loved it.
A disappointing thing about this book was the shortest cameo from her human world friends. I kind of wanted a bit more!
However, that ending! Lucius! Oh my GOODNESS. And the cute HAE at the end was lovely after everything that happened. I liked the fact being broken/non perfect doesn't make you less of a hero. What's not to like?!
I'd definitely read more from THIS author. The Akashic Records and connection with the universe/consciousness...give me more, please!
Okay, so I think the whole series should have been between 4-6 books personally. However. I blimin' loved it all. Ultimate witchy vibes, information given in manageable chunks...argh! Just loved it.
A disappointing thing about this book was the shortest cameo from her human world friends. I kind of wanted a bit more!
However, that ending! Lucius! Oh my GOODNESS. And the cute HAE at the end was lovely after everything that happened. I liked the fact being broken/non perfect doesn't make you less of a hero. What's not to like?!
I'd definitely read more from THIS author. The Akashic Records and connection with the universe/consciousness...give me more, please!
November 2, 2024
4/10 ⭐️
At only 22, Áine knows she's different, after her moms died to protect her, giving her a bracelet to "dull out" her gift. At her birthday party, in order to save a friend, Áine is forced to remove her bracelet and unleash her power, attracting all kinds of dangers she was previously shielded from.
As she is now free to use her power, a male voice in her head begins to guide her and help her on her path. At the same time, Daelon, a male witch, appears out of nowhere, promising to be there to help her as his life purpose.
Áine is led to the kingdom of Aradia, where she realizes a power-hungry political war is ongoing, making Lucius the reigning king (not exactly the rightful one).
As the books evolve, it becomes obvious who the voice in Áines head belongs to, who her mothers were, who Daelon is and why everyone either sacrificed or is risking for her. As for Áine,
she develops an obvious relationship with Daelon and a not so obvious, totally weird relationship with someone else.
The battle for the kingdom continues, and the community of remaining witches sides either with Áine or Lucius in a rebellion.
Seven books are not necessary, the plot would fit in three at most.
We get the romance, we get the smut, we get the magic universe plot building... but what we also get is so many filler chapters. Sincerely, the last three chapters of each book sum up the juice of the advancing plot for that book.
Other than that, I have to praise the author for not filling the book with explicit smut in every chapter (it does have a bit in each book, but nothing shocking or exaggerated).
It gets tiring and dull, and by the last two books, I almost DNF’d, but I was curious about the ending.
At only 22, Áine knows she's different, after her moms died to protect her, giving her a bracelet to "dull out" her gift. At her birthday party, in order to save a friend, Áine is forced to remove her bracelet and unleash her power, attracting all kinds of dangers she was previously shielded from.
As she is now free to use her power, a male voice in her head begins to guide her and help her on her path. At the same time, Daelon, a male witch, appears out of nowhere, promising to be there to help her as his life purpose.
Áine is led to the kingdom of Aradia, where she realizes a power-hungry political war is ongoing, making Lucius the reigning king (not exactly the rightful one).
As the books evolve, it becomes obvious who the voice in Áines head belongs to, who her mothers were, who Daelon is and why everyone either sacrificed or is risking for her. As for Áine,
she develops an obvious relationship with Daelon and a not so obvious, totally weird relationship with someone else.
The battle for the kingdom continues, and the community of remaining witches sides either with Áine or Lucius in a rebellion.
Seven books are not necessary, the plot would fit in three at most.
We get the romance, we get the smut, we get the magic universe plot building... but what we also get is so many filler chapters. Sincerely, the last three chapters of each book sum up the juice of the advancing plot for that book.
Other than that, I have to praise the author for not filling the book with explicit smut in every chapter (it does have a bit in each book, but nothing shocking or exaggerated).
It gets tiring and dull, and by the last two books, I almost DNF’d, but I was curious about the ending.
July 29, 2025
Overall series was good. A little too drawn out. By book 5 I was ready to be done. Could have easily been 5 vs 7 books. I did get a bit tired of Aine’s back and forth “victim” mentality. It got old…”I’m so bad, I’m so shameful, I’m so undeserving…” blah, blah, blah. Also, I had a bit of a hard time with her “deep, all encompassing love” for Lucius, who only gave her tiny scraps of kindness here and there but was mostly cruel and very demeaning. Yet she was madly in love with him, completely, heart and soul? I just didn’t buy that.. it’s kinda like saying a husband that’s a complete a hole, inconsiderate, etc. is a “good man” because he doesn’t beat you. Like that one thing makes him good enough. (i guess I have much higher standards or expect more from someone that’s supposed to love me). I understand the whole redemption and her seeing goodness below all the evil but to where she’s so in love with this man? It just didn’t ring true to me. I could see how she could grow to care about him but to say she was in love with him on the same level as Daelon? How could she compare that love at all to the type of unselfish love that Daelon gave her. Anyway, I was also a little disappointed that she actually didn’t save things and it ended up being Lucius. Like why did the man have to be the hero? Lastly, the whole “this is exactly how things were supposed to be“ every time things didn’t work out was a little tiresome. It kind of sounds like I didn’t enjoy the series, but I did. I would probably give an overall 3.5 to 4 stars.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 31, 2023
“When I see a flower bloom somewhere it shouldn’t, I will think of our love. When I watch ice melt, I will remember your smile.”
“In one thousand different worlds, a million different timelines, incalculable dimensions, I would find you and love you all over again.”
All the feels. All the feels. All the feels.
If you haven’t read The Lost Witches of Aradia series, first of all start now, and also there may be some minor spoilers ahead.
✨✨✨✨✨
After the struggles, shadows and grief Áine went through in The Claimed, I love the message of The Redeemed. It is just that — a redeeming. Those who love you will be in your corner no matter what. Seeing Áine reacquaint herself with Daelon and their love and all their friends was so special and beautiful.
This book really did put me through the wringer though. There were some suspiciously calm parts and some very stressful battles and some moments that had me saying, “Maggie, I better not have just read what I think I read.” But the ending had me in happy tears, and I do love the way Áine, Daelon and Lucius’s story turns out. Their journey, though bumpy as hell, is so ultimately uplifting and serves as a reminder to hold those you love close and appreciate the time you get. 💙💙
If you like witches, battles between light and darkness, communing with the universe, loyal friends, a badass and extremely powerful FMC and the men who love her, pick up this NOW COMPLETE series starting with The Discovered!
“In one thousand different worlds, a million different timelines, incalculable dimensions, I would find you and love you all over again.”
All the feels. All the feels. All the feels.
If you haven’t read The Lost Witches of Aradia series, first of all start now, and also there may be some minor spoilers ahead.
✨✨✨✨✨
After the struggles, shadows and grief Áine went through in The Claimed, I love the message of The Redeemed. It is just that — a redeeming. Those who love you will be in your corner no matter what. Seeing Áine reacquaint herself with Daelon and their love and all their friends was so special and beautiful.
This book really did put me through the wringer though. There were some suspiciously calm parts and some very stressful battles and some moments that had me saying, “Maggie, I better not have just read what I think I read.” But the ending had me in happy tears, and I do love the way Áine, Daelon and Lucius’s story turns out. Their journey, though bumpy as hell, is so ultimately uplifting and serves as a reminder to hold those you love close and appreciate the time you get. 💙💙
If you like witches, battles between light and darkness, communing with the universe, loyal friends, a badass and extremely powerful FMC and the men who love her, pick up this NOW COMPLETE series starting with The Discovered!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 27, 2023
"I see you. I hold you; we hold each other."
Maggie has left me stunned with the conclusion of The Lost Witches of Aradia. I am at a loss for words, feeling overwhelmed and emotional. Aine and her lost witches have been portrayed beautifully, and I cannot imagine a better way Maggie could have written this tale. Or concluded this series.
I chose not to include a quotes section in my review/post to avoid spoiling the story for those who are interested in the series or have yet to read the final book. Despite there being many great quotes to choose from, I didn't want to ruin the experience of this well-written story for anyone.
Writing this review is a struggle for me, not because of any negative aspects, but because the story was so well-crafted. It touched on themes of grief, acceptance, forgiveness, addiction, and unconditional love, and it's clear that Maggie poured her heart and soul into it. I'm having difficulty expressing how deeply moved I am and giving the series the credit it deserves. I highly recommend reading it but be prepared with tissues as it is truly amazing.
Some things you can look forward to:
-Witchy vibes
-Found family
-Soul Mates
-Love Triangle
-Hurt/Comfort
-Softcore kink
-Chosen one
-Enemies-to-lovers
Spice Level 1/5
Maggie has left me stunned with the conclusion of The Lost Witches of Aradia. I am at a loss for words, feeling overwhelmed and emotional. Aine and her lost witches have been portrayed beautifully, and I cannot imagine a better way Maggie could have written this tale. Or concluded this series.
I chose not to include a quotes section in my review/post to avoid spoiling the story for those who are interested in the series or have yet to read the final book. Despite there being many great quotes to choose from, I didn't want to ruin the experience of this well-written story for anyone.
Writing this review is a struggle for me, not because of any negative aspects, but because the story was so well-crafted. It touched on themes of grief, acceptance, forgiveness, addiction, and unconditional love, and it's clear that Maggie poured her heart and soul into it. I'm having difficulty expressing how deeply moved I am and giving the series the credit it deserves. I highly recommend reading it but be prepared with tissues as it is truly amazing.
Some things you can look forward to:
-Witchy vibes
-Found family
-Soul Mates
-Love Triangle
-Hurt/Comfort
-Softcore kink
-Chosen one
-Enemies-to-lovers
Spice Level 1/5
June 8, 2023
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Guys, this is my official review of the last book to the best series I’ve read in so long! I’m blown away by the simple fact that Maggie Sunseri has wrote and released seven, SEVEN, beautifully written books in 18 months. A truly amazing feat.
This is the conclusion to the most powerful witch in Aradia, Áine (which my phone autocorrects correctly), her fierce protector Daelon, and the devilishly handsome Shadow King that would stop at nothing to have her, Lucius. This is the series that truly pushed me into my love for fantasy romance. From nothing to everything, these characters go through it all. Phenomenal world building, Maggie knows how to write a damn book! 👏🏻👏🏻 👏🏻
Found family, mild spice, character growth like no tomorrow, perseverance, love triangle and fated mates, community and trauma healing, each book ends on a cliffhanger that’ll leave you on the edge of your seat and this book was just the perfect wrap. This one like all the others give you ALL the emotions. Maggie poured so much of her heart and soul into these books and you can tell. I cannot thank her enough for the ARCs and this journey in The Lost Witches of Aradia!
Guys, this is my official review of the last book to the best series I’ve read in so long! I’m blown away by the simple fact that Maggie Sunseri has wrote and released seven, SEVEN, beautifully written books in 18 months. A truly amazing feat.
This is the conclusion to the most powerful witch in Aradia, Áine (which my phone autocorrects correctly), her fierce protector Daelon, and the devilishly handsome Shadow King that would stop at nothing to have her, Lucius. This is the series that truly pushed me into my love for fantasy romance. From nothing to everything, these characters go through it all. Phenomenal world building, Maggie knows how to write a damn book! 👏🏻👏🏻 👏🏻
Found family, mild spice, character growth like no tomorrow, perseverance, love triangle and fated mates, community and trauma healing, each book ends on a cliffhanger that’ll leave you on the edge of your seat and this book was just the perfect wrap. This one like all the others give you ALL the emotions. Maggie poured so much of her heart and soul into these books and you can tell. I cannot thank her enough for the ARCs and this journey in The Lost Witches of Aradia!
May 30, 2023
This is not my usual genre. I am a murder mystery sort of girl but this series was recommended to and boy am I glad it was! This is an extremely well written tale of good vs evil, inner strength and passion and so much more.
There are lots of twists and turns again in this final installment so you never really figure it all out until the very end. If you get sucked into books like I do, you may need a box of kleenex near you. Not necessarily sad but rather an emotion ride.
I highly recommend this series even if witchy is not your thing. You will love the characters and want to keep reading to see what happens next.
There are lots of twists and turns again in this final installment so you never really figure it all out until the very end. If you get sucked into books like I do, you may need a box of kleenex near you. Not necessarily sad but rather an emotion ride.
I highly recommend this series even if witchy is not your thing. You will love the characters and want to keep reading to see what happens next.
July 17, 2023
This book, the Redeemed, is the final book, book seven, in the Lost Witches of Aradia series. This whole series takes us on a roller coaster of ups and downs and twists and turns. This book in particular, was very well named as the whole concept of the book was about redemption, almost to the point of being too preachy. There were sections where I was having trouble forcing down all the “love will conquer all” and “ultimate forgiveness” and all that. I am still team Lucius, even after everything that has happened. This book does have a HEA with a couple spicy spots. Like the rest of this series, some spots get kinda dark. Just an FYI. Overall, it was an enjoyable series.
June 2, 2023
Maggie Sunseri has outdone herself in this final book in the Lost Witches of Aradia series, The Redeemed! Heartwarming and heartbreaking. All your answers about Àine and Lucious are revealed, and they will blow your mind! The love all these characters exhibit is amazing. Maggie, through her characters, shows that there is always light to be found even in the darkest of situations. Daelon’s capacity for forgiveness is as amazing as Àine’s. This saga may be over, but Maggie has given readers closure and a “happy” ending.
June 3, 2023
The Redeemed
Wow, what a ride. This story was so emotional and just down right painful at times. There were so many points where I was worried it would go in a direction I wasn’t ready for, and a few times it actually did. I was angry, I cried, I loved the characters and hated the characters, it was almost overwhelming. Maggie Sunseri know how to write a story that MAKES you feel. Thank you for creating and sharing this world with us!!
Wow, what a ride. This story was so emotional and just down right painful at times. There were so many points where I was worried it would go in a direction I wasn’t ready for, and a few times it actually did. I was angry, I cried, I loved the characters and hated the characters, it was almost overwhelming. Maggie Sunseri know how to write a story that MAKES you feel. Thank you for creating and sharing this world with us!!
June 3, 2023
I am sad that the series is over. I've come to love, hate and love again the wonderful rich characters that Maggie has given us. This series finale was an emotional roller coaster. I cried, I laughed, I was shocked and amazed. I loved how it has ended and can't wait to see what's next from Maggie. If you haven't started the series you must do so. It's a wild emotional ride. Highly recommended.
June 4, 2023
Heart breakingly beautiful and healing in so many ways
I love this whole series. Redeemed Is truly a book of one. Healing that has even me looking at my life. Lucius... was truly heartbreaking and perfectly written. I can go on and on about all of this. Maggie as you heal, you too have shared in the healing of others. Thank you for sharing your love and soul ❤️
I love this whole series. Redeemed Is truly a book of one. Healing that has even me looking at my life. Lucius... was truly heartbreaking and perfectly written. I can go on and on about all of this. Maggie as you heal, you too have shared in the healing of others. Thank you for sharing your love and soul ❤️
July 8, 2023
Maggie Sunseri brilliantly used her own path of redemption to weave the story of Aradia’s fight through the darkness to experience love and hope. I loved every one of these characters and their story. I cried and cried through the last 40 pages of this book. Bravo, Maggie.
May 30, 2023
great ending
This was a great finale. Kinda what I figured although very round about. Love the concept. Surprised by the late reveal.
This was a great finale. Kinda what I figured although very round about. Love the concept. Surprised by the late reveal.
June 20, 2023
what a great series!
Each book was highly anticipated and very fulfilling. It gave me much to think about in terms of love and forgiveness
Each book was highly anticipated and very fulfilling. It gave me much to think about in terms of love and forgiveness
August 27, 2023
SPOILERS:
I have devoured these books ever since I stumbled upon them in January (best accident EVER). I have read them the day I received my ARC, often taking vacation days to read uninterrupted. I anxiously awaited to read this one. When I received it... I found myself slowly reading it because I knew it was the end. I wanted to savor it. I wanted it to last as long as possible, because I was not ready to let go. And not only because it was the end... but I was afraid of how it would end. You see, I love Lucius. In fact... he is my favorite character EVER written. And after he agreed to allow Angeline to cut out his soul bond, my heart shattered. But as much I love him, I know the talented Maggie Sunseri, had to love him more and I knew he would get the ending he deserved. So I finished it.
Then I was so overwhelmed with emotion, I reread the entire series (because I was still not ready for it to end) and now here I am to review it.
This book series just reaches to my core. So I want to start with my favorite quotes. When Áine states, "My death and my rebirth. My time lost to the shadows. Every heartbreak, loss, and triumph. We have all be led through this life by invisible threads-intertwined together, inseparable It's all led to this final act of faith." I have written this down and keep it on my bedside table. I also have a screenshot on my phone. It is a beautiful reminder that everything has a purpose and that we could not be who we are today, without all of the good and the bad.
The other quote from The Redeemed that I have written down is from Orion when he says, "Hope is a thing that can never die. It can grow even in the most barren of fields. You can channel from hope even when you have nothing else left." I can not begin to count the moments of my life where I have felt hopeless and will keep this quote on hand as a beautiful reminder for moments that I find hopeless in the future.
This is more than just a book series, it is a passion project and that is clear. This book was the perfect ending of my favorite book series. To see Lucius be fully redeemed was my favorite moment. Tears of joy streamed down my face and my heart felt so full. When he said, "I gave myself to the shadows so that you could be free of them," my heart exploded. I knew he really loved Áine. (The whole time I had been secretly hoping for a throuple... just let them all soul-bond, or goodbye Daelon- I do love Daelon, I just love Lucius more). But this was a much better conclusion. It was satisfying. It resolved everything between Lucius and Daelon and they deserved that. It created a beautiful balance that Lucius had such a monumental role in restoring Aradia. However, it wouldn't be Lucius without him staking some claim over Áine, "He can have you in this life, Áine darling. But I get you in the next one." I love it. I love that their story did not end with his death. Then... the epilouge. As soon as I read the name "Lucy" I sobbed. I could not imagine a more fitting way to carry on his legacy.
In short, I love these books. The author's way with words, world-building, and storytelling is unparalleled. I will forever be grateful that she shared her story with the world! So if you have not started this series, just pick it up. You will not regret it. I look forward to reading her future books.
I have devoured these books ever since I stumbled upon them in January (best accident EVER). I have read them the day I received my ARC, often taking vacation days to read uninterrupted. I anxiously awaited to read this one. When I received it... I found myself slowly reading it because I knew it was the end. I wanted to savor it. I wanted it to last as long as possible, because I was not ready to let go. And not only because it was the end... but I was afraid of how it would end. You see, I love Lucius. In fact... he is my favorite character EVER written. And after he agreed to allow Angeline to cut out his soul bond, my heart shattered. But as much I love him, I know the talented Maggie Sunseri, had to love him more and I knew he would get the ending he deserved. So I finished it.
Then I was so overwhelmed with emotion, I reread the entire series (because I was still not ready for it to end) and now here I am to review it.
This book series just reaches to my core. So I want to start with my favorite quotes. When Áine states, "My death and my rebirth. My time lost to the shadows. Every heartbreak, loss, and triumph. We have all be led through this life by invisible threads-intertwined together, inseparable It's all led to this final act of faith." I have written this down and keep it on my bedside table. I also have a screenshot on my phone. It is a beautiful reminder that everything has a purpose and that we could not be who we are today, without all of the good and the bad.
The other quote from The Redeemed that I have written down is from Orion when he says, "Hope is a thing that can never die. It can grow even in the most barren of fields. You can channel from hope even when you have nothing else left." I can not begin to count the moments of my life where I have felt hopeless and will keep this quote on hand as a beautiful reminder for moments that I find hopeless in the future.
This is more than just a book series, it is a passion project and that is clear. This book was the perfect ending of my favorite book series. To see Lucius be fully redeemed was my favorite moment. Tears of joy streamed down my face and my heart felt so full. When he said, "I gave myself to the shadows so that you could be free of them," my heart exploded. I knew he really loved Áine. (The whole time I had been secretly hoping for a throuple... just let them all soul-bond, or goodbye Daelon- I do love Daelon, I just love Lucius more). But this was a much better conclusion. It was satisfying. It resolved everything between Lucius and Daelon and they deserved that. It created a beautiful balance that Lucius had such a monumental role in restoring Aradia. However, it wouldn't be Lucius without him staking some claim over Áine, "He can have you in this life, Áine darling. But I get you in the next one." I love it. I love that their story did not end with his death. Then... the epilouge. As soon as I read the name "Lucy" I sobbed. I could not imagine a more fitting way to carry on his legacy.
In short, I love these books. The author's way with words, world-building, and storytelling is unparalleled. I will forever be grateful that she shared her story with the world! So if you have not started this series, just pick it up. You will not regret it. I look forward to reading her future books.
July 5, 2023
Wow. What an ending to the series!
Let me tell you, I SOBBED reading the last handful of chapters of this book. The trauma, the healing, the revelations just everything!
It's been a while since a book made me cry like this. It was fast past, touching, heartbreaking, an emotional roller coaster!
Just wow
Let me tell you, I SOBBED reading the last handful of chapters of this book. The trauma, the healing, the revelations just everything!
It's been a while since a book made me cry like this. It was fast past, touching, heartbreaking, an emotional roller coaster!
Just wow
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