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Armor of Magic #3
Edge of Light
Protector of Light, Fiona Farrow, is finally reunited with her parents, but the country has been demolished and humans are flocking to a new city to worship an all-powerful demon mage by the name of Cagliostro. When Fiona discovers Cagliostro's plan to destroy the Monarchy, her only choice is to try and stop him. But this won't be easy. She can't use her magical Armor without being detected and hunted down, and must overcome alluring vampires, forceful demons and a traitor in her midst if she wishes to reach her target. In the final battle between Light and Darkness, Fiona must face the toughest sacrifice she could possibly imagine, or all is lost.
223 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 21, 2016
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Simone Pond
32 books253 followersAuthor of hard-to-put-down, action-packed dystopian and fantasy. Also known as Simone DeBlasio Stier.
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February 7, 2018
Edge of Light
Armor of Magic Series, Book 3
By: Simone Pond
Narrated by: Caitlin Kelly
This is a great ending to a good series! I think this is the best book in the series. Good action, suspense, fantasy, touch of romance, and more. Enjoyed this book and series.
Armor of Magic Series, Book 3
By: Simone Pond
Narrated by: Caitlin Kelly
This is a great ending to a good series! I think this is the best book in the series. Good action, suspense, fantasy, touch of romance, and more. Enjoyed this book and series.
December 18, 2017
Full disclosure: I received this audio-book directly from the author as a gift, but that in no way affects this review.
In this third and final book in the trilogy, Fiona has been reunited with her long lost parents only to lose them again as she and the other Protectors of Light enter the embattled city of San Francisco, which has been taken over by the demon mage Cagliostros and his minions. They include vampires, shifters, other paranormal creatures, and humans bewitched by mind control.
Using what powers she has at her disposal including the logos, Fiona must battle all of these paranormal creatures while protecting the Sacred Scroll in her possession, but is there a traitor in her midst? Who to trust? Will she survive, and more importantly, will she save all of humanity, but to do so, will she lose people she loves most? Will the Monarchy be saved or will Cagliostros destroy it, too? Will the light overcome the dark?
Pond has written another series that features a strong female lead in Fiona Farrow (although she was a bit juvenile with her desire to lose her virginity). She is offset by a particularly evil character in Cagliostros. And plenty of ancillary characters, some of whom are decent, and others who are not.
Further, like her other series, she adds a subtle (or not-so-subtle) spiritual component. It is a battle between good and evil, between the dark and the light.
Personally, I am not the biggest fan of audio-books as they tend to lull me to sleep. The narrator, Caitlin Kelly, does a great job here, making each character come alive, varying the voices, even the male voices, so that the 'reader' can distinguish between each. On the other hand, audio-books seem to accentuate repetitive language, and there is some of that in this story.
I think I would enjoy re-reading the last two books in the trilogy it to get more of the nuances of the story as I may have missed a few things along the way. Thanks again, Simone, for the books.
In this third and final book in the trilogy, Fiona has been reunited with her long lost parents only to lose them again as she and the other Protectors of Light enter the embattled city of San Francisco, which has been taken over by the demon mage Cagliostros and his minions. They include vampires, shifters, other paranormal creatures, and humans bewitched by mind control.
Using what powers she has at her disposal including the logos, Fiona must battle all of these paranormal creatures while protecting the Sacred Scroll in her possession, but is there a traitor in her midst? Who to trust? Will she survive, and more importantly, will she save all of humanity, but to do so, will she lose people she loves most? Will the Monarchy be saved or will Cagliostros destroy it, too? Will the light overcome the dark?
Pond has written another series that features a strong female lead in Fiona Farrow (although she was a bit juvenile with her desire to lose her virginity). She is offset by a particularly evil character in Cagliostros. And plenty of ancillary characters, some of whom are decent, and others who are not.
Further, like her other series, she adds a subtle (or not-so-subtle) spiritual component. It is a battle between good and evil, between the dark and the light.
Personally, I am not the biggest fan of audio-books as they tend to lull me to sleep. The narrator, Caitlin Kelly, does a great job here, making each character come alive, varying the voices, even the male voices, so that the 'reader' can distinguish between each. On the other hand, audio-books seem to accentuate repetitive language, and there is some of that in this story.
I think I would enjoy re-reading the last two books in the trilogy it to get more of the nuances of the story as I may have missed a few things along the way. Thanks again, Simone, for the books.
October 25, 2016
Thrilled
Was awesome! Never tired great all the way through. Sorry to see the story end but loved the ending. Would highly recommend, if you love magic you will love all three of these books!!
Was awesome! Never tired great all the way through. Sorry to see the story end but loved the ending. Would highly recommend, if you love magic you will love all three of these books!!
July 5, 2017
Angels for the win
Excellent read loved the development of the story and characters, the twists and turns that keep you guessing and who doesn't wish for semi happy ending's
Excellent read loved the development of the story and characters, the twists and turns that keep you guessing and who doesn't wish for semi happy ending's
September 8, 2016
I enjoyed reading this book and seeing how nicely Ms. Pond finished her trilogy.
I think Ms. Pond is the only author I have read that makes you feel completely opposite of how you think you would feel in regards to what happens to one of the characters. I was taken by complete surprise. Although, it was a refreshingly unique change. (Vague, yes. I think this makes sense if you've read it yet shouldn't spoil anything if you haven't.)
I think Ms. Pond is the only author I have read that makes you feel completely opposite of how you think you would feel in regards to what happens to one of the characters. I was taken by complete surprise. Although, it was a refreshingly unique change. (Vague, yes. I think this makes sense if you've read it yet shouldn't spoil anything if you haven't.)
December 16, 2016
Edge of Light is the super exciting conclusion to the Armor of Magic series. I was on the edge of my seat for most of this book and wondering how in the world Fiona and the gang were going to fix everything. I'm sad to see this series end, but I thought it was a great ending. I'm really excited to see what Simone Pond has up her sleeves next!
September 5, 2016
Will evil overcome light? Will Fiona be able to stand up to Castiaglo and bring the light and find her love Ascher and her parents? Pick up this fun read to find out
October 6, 2016
Amazing
It was an amazing ending to a incredible series . A quick page turner . Definitely glad to have found the series .
It was an amazing ending to a incredible series . A quick page turner . Definitely glad to have found the series .
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