Oathkeeper

World of Many Colors #0.5

by Stacey T. Hunt

In Oathkeeper, a short prequel story to Trick, we meet Jesse and his twin sister Jimmee after the fateful storm that cost Jesse his leg and his sister's ability to walk, as well as Jimmee's discovery of a relative she never knew she and her brother had...

Unknown Binding

First published November 13, 2013

About the author

Stacey T. Hunt is a young adult with the mysterious ability to project her consciousness into faraway galaxies, and uses those experiences to write weird dark fantasy novels. Although highly revered for her playful and eccentric manners, Stacey is burdened with immense intelligence and foresight.

Reviews

[Camille Schmidt · Rating 5 out of 5]

What an enjoyable short story. I loved Trick so much that when I was done I needed more of this amazing world and these amazing characters. And this is what this short story gives.

It adds to the backstory of many characters. We get to meet Jesse as a kid at his first days with his prosthetic leg, and we get to meet his twin sister Jimmee. We get to see how they get used to their new life. If you love Trick you have to read this as well. You will get to know more about many characters such as Jesse and Jimmee's grandmother, their parents, and a little bit of information about their older brother and how their family came to forget them.

For me this should be a part of the book. Like a prologue or something. However I believe it is better to read it after you are done with Trick. In some editions of the book it is actually in the back of it as a bonus story but even if your copy doesn't have it you should check it out! Very enjoyable! I love this world so much that every bit of it is worth reading

[Becka Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

What an enjoyable short story. I loved Jesse's sister Jimmee so, when I was done, I needed more of this beautiful world and these amazing characters. And this is what this short story gives.

It adds to Jesse's backstory. We get to meet Jesse as a kid at his first days as an amputee as he copes with his parent's deaths. We get to see how he and his twin sister get used to their new life with their Gran. If you love Trick you have to read this as well. You will get to know more about his sister, which was very realistic to me.

For me this should be a part of the book. Like a prologue or something. However I believe it is better to read it after you are done with Trick. In some editions of the book it is actually in the back of it as a bonus story but even if your copy doesn't have it you should look it out! Very enjoyable! I'm finding myself loving this world more and more, so much that every bit of it worth reading.

[David Crowe · Rating 4 out of 5]

Emberlee swallowed. “What are you… staying for?”
“I was waiting for something to take the pain away. I was… staying for you.” Jimmee’s voice came out with more life than it had this whole time.

A fantastic short story meant to be read before reading Trick.

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