The next book of the series! The Last Paladin (Book #7):
War had been averted—but at what cost?
The Empire stood fractured, exposed—and the scent of weakness drew predators who had waited years for this moment.
One of them had already made his move, sinking his claws into the Empire’s wounded body with a death grip—not to destroy, but to dominate. Total control. Absolute submission.
What does the House of von Grave truly want? Who’s backing them from the shadows?
And more importantly—who’s pulling the strings behind the throne?
I received a review copy of this book. The Last Paladin is book #6 in the series, and by now I don't have to tell you things are getting pretty serious. In this book, things go from bad to worse, alliances are broken, long standing traditions are ignored, and of course, the main character is involved in all kinds of things no self respecting paladin should be seen near, but that's just the start. This book has a whole lot of plot development, so if you're following the series, you should not hesitate to grab a copy of this one, and get caught up. You should buckle up first, because it's a wild ride, and the next book promises even more insanity.
I have to agree with another reader that the story seems to lose substance with every new book. For me the magical houses seem very lacklustre and incomplete. The world feels to small as most ebents take place in the town. I care less and less about the constant intriguesof the houses. Beeky and companions are cute and sometimes amusing but can't save the problem of the lacking substance.
A cool MC with a cool world background but sometimes the pacing is a bit slow for the declared number of books, and at less than 300 pages it doesn’t really have the value of similar books that are half the price and twice the number of pages.
Good edition to the series. A lot more history revealed.
Main character continues to be the driving force of these novels. Fun, fast paced. But slow reveal make you want more. Predictable plot line but still and enjoyable reading.
This was the clearest plot line so far in the whole series. The lead up and relaxing soak in the hot restoration pool was so needed to balance the power.
This book didn't disappoint it is spellbinding and exciting. Hope the rest keep up the feelings you get from all the others. Can't wait to continue the series.
It's a good series, but it seems like the books are getting shorter with each publication. This book in particular is less than 300 pages. Gotta maximize that money, I guess. Drag out the series. That's a shame, though.