The Library of Anukdun

Legend of the White Sword #5

by P.D. Kalnay

Jack and Ivy must travel halfway across the world to speak with the one person who knows how to end Mr. Ryan’s banishment.

Both plan to keep their promise to bring him home.

Jack has cut ties to Knight’s Haven, but knows he will never truly be free of the island.
Ivy… keeps her own secrets.

Together, they will brave deadly perils to uncover the truths locked deep beneath Anukdun.

355 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 27, 2017

About the author

P.D. Kalnay writes fantasy, science fiction, and children’s books. You don’t have to be a giant nerd to enjoy those books, but it will probably help.

Reviews

[Joyce]

Sorry, no time for reviews right now. I will say, however, that I enjoyed The Library of Anukdun immensely. It's the kind of book you keep thinking about, wondering when the next book in the series will come out, what will be in it. It is the kind of book whose adventures filter into your dreams at night and thoughts during the day. Yeah, I am obsessed with this series. Thank you so much P.D for the wonderful adventure!

[Pamella Russell]

Wow

The fantasy and descriptions of places, people and creatures make this whole set of books impossible to put down. Very spell binding.

[Charlene Pratt]

Brilliant story

This tale is mesmerizing and creative. It's one that I will enjoy reading again. The characters are good, the creativity and variety are impressive.

[Jeff Cochrane]

Another great read

I have finished Book 5 and enjoyed it. The saga of Jack and Ivy continues nicely. Good story line, fine characters. It was nice to meet some new people and to see how they blended in. This one does have a cliffhanger ending which leaves me wanting Book 6 immediately, if not sooner. I highly recommend this series; good character development, action, and suspense.

[Dianna]

looking forward to the next installment in this series!

[Patricia]

I still like this series though I am tired of Ivy and Jack after reading 5 in a row. The author writes in the 1st person which can be tedious reading. Many 1st person accounts spend pages on angst. So boring. Jack has issues but does not dwell on them. This is a series meaning the novels are not stand alone. They are fairly short. Each story ends where it should. I will continue to read as they are published. Go P.D. Kalnay!!

[Kevin]

This was more upbeat than the previous book. There are no unnecessary limbs chopped off, and things are looking up, other than some large-scale destruction and loose enemies. More questions are answered.
Typos: unnecessary and missing commas; missing question marks; the words camaraderie, reined, brake, sergeant, heel, and breaks either spelled incorrectly or an incorrect homophone used in their place.

[joseph honings]

Fine

Fine as we'd the other books Im looking forward to book six.I read the books 1 through 5before and soft. Hey to six I hope I can get it this time