The Blind Seer

Isolde Saga #3

by Robert D. Jones

Isolde is lost in a whirlwind of chaos that is centered on her.

Questions & answers... what is the price for truth?

When she escaped from Ravenscar, Isolde thought the worst was behind her. Orlog was silenced and the High-King had been put down. But not all is at it seems, and old enemies don't die without a fight.

Without Orlog haunting her dreams, all has become silent, but it might be the calm before the storm. Her path now leads her to Heroth Nuir, the sacred temple to death, but the Silent Hills lay in the way, and in their misty veil lay the restless dead.

Can Isolde find her way through, and who is the necromancer that is raising the dead?

102 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 16, 2017

About the author

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Hello, hello, hello!
My name is Robert D. Jones and I write epic fantasy books because I love them! It doesn't take people long to discover that I am really a huge geek at heart and I am not ashamed of it. I love speculative fiction, fantasy, sci-fi... whatever it is, I just have a tendency to eat it up. I think it all started when I read The Hobbit all those years ago...

Reviews

[Jackie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another wonderful story. You’re hooked from the beginning and never wanted it to end.

[Rosemary Hughes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic storyline, with drama on every page. The story hasn't been completed, but you feel that it is coming together nicely. The Fight against evil is being fought by a mix group of individuals and as off great epics of the past, each brings something unique to the story.
Yes, 3 books in, and I would like to know how the tale ends.

[Stephen Saxton · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the third of a series, and Robert has stepped up the game. The storyline has picked up and the characters are well defined in this continuing saga of Isolde and the Black Witch. I could not find my ARC copy of the third story, so I went out and bought it to keep "ME" out of suspense. Still a little slower, but!!! Come on Robert, where is the 4th in the series.........

[Richard · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved it. These books just keep getting better. Robert D. Jones does a great job with creating the characters and the world that Isolde and her companions must journey through. The story telling is awesome. Definitely a must read.

[Ruby Ridge · Rating 2 out of 5]

Can't get behind this series, the so called heroine, Isolde, basically does nothing apart from being the butt of sexist jokes, while Harald does everything. Why is the series not called the saga of Harald Or even the saga of Isolde the useless?

[Renee Angela Byrd · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good 👍 read for fantasy.