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Last Lord of the Fey #2
Burgeoning
Tristan Winterbloom, the last of his Elvish bloodline, was forced to flee the Kingdom of Bhant after he was blamed for the deaths of his mother and the household servants. Before his grandfather succumbed to poison, he charged Tristan with a find his half brother, Bertram, and bring him back home.
Tristan must travel south to the Sapphire Coast, a region ruled by mercantilism and filled with danger, thanks to the actions of a powerful archon. Tristan’s travels will see him battle demonic creatures, delve into a Lost Realm, start a merchant fleet, sail across the seas to participate in a civil war, parley with pirates, and face off against the assassins hunting him down.
Along the way, he will have to manage the Fey Realm’s inhabitants, lift the seals locking portions of the realm away, and reintegrate the species kept apart for millennia. He will come into his own as the ruler of the Fey Realm, and begin to build the foundation of his burgeoning domain.
Tristan must travel south to the Sapphire Coast, a region ruled by mercantilism and filled with danger, thanks to the actions of a powerful archon. Tristan’s travels will see him battle demonic creatures, delve into a Lost Realm, start a merchant fleet, sail across the seas to participate in a civil war, parley with pirates, and face off against the assassins hunting him down.
Along the way, he will have to manage the Fey Realm’s inhabitants, lift the seals locking portions of the realm away, and reintegrate the species kept apart for millennia. He will come into his own as the ruler of the Fey Realm, and begin to build the foundation of his burgeoning domain.
554 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 7, 2026
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October 17, 2026
Sheesh, this is bad.
You have a few bad things piled on top of each other that just made me drop it 2h into the audiobook. 1st is that the MC is dumb as shite. Like, the start of the story is him fleeing the kingdom, and the first night he finds a bunch of strangers in the woods who are a travelling bard group. He gives them 60 gold because he feels bad for them wanting to go to his home country; his childish dragon companion makes dirty jokes and wants to bang him. She gets jealous of the elf in that group and tells him not to join them.
He saves them from some big bats and decides to bring him to his special fey realm instead.... random strangers he already gave 60 gold to. They are bards, while dude is running from assassins, which he just reminded you about.
Then the elf bard wants to go to the tree to claim the elven realm, and he tries to be mighty and angry about it. She ofc does try to break through and etc etc, you see a pattern here, how it just bad. He lets them out of the realm in the morning, and even after she was trying to get her group to kill him for the ring.... he still lets her travel with him to the next town.
Nope!
You have a few bad things piled on top of each other that just made me drop it 2h into the audiobook. 1st is that the MC is dumb as shite. Like, the start of the story is him fleeing the kingdom, and the first night he finds a bunch of strangers in the woods who are a travelling bard group. He gives them 60 gold because he feels bad for them wanting to go to his home country; his childish dragon companion makes dirty jokes and wants to bang him. She gets jealous of the elf in that group and tells him not to join them.
He saves them from some big bats and decides to bring him to his special fey realm instead.... random strangers he already gave 60 gold to. They are bards, while dude is running from assassins, which he just reminded you about.
Then the elf bard wants to go to the tree to claim the elven realm, and he tries to be mighty and angry about it. She ofc does try to break through and etc etc, you see a pattern here, how it just bad. He lets them out of the realm in the morning, and even after she was trying to get her group to kill him for the ring.... he still lets her travel with him to the next town.
Nope!
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