The final battle approaches, and the threads of prophecy tighten…
Gil has not discovered how to defeat the sorceress who threatens the realm. And time has run out. Ginsar commands not only blood magic, nor just the terrifying Horsemen, but also a vast army – and it is massed mere days away.
But Gil’s people will not cower behind walls of stone. No enemy has ever breached the city defenses, but aided by sorcery this one will. So, Gil leads the army on a sudden march to take the fight to Ginsar before she is ready. It is a desperate gamble, and one that could turn to ruin and despair.
Strategies come to fruition, ploys unfold and traps are set. Prophecies for the future vie with secrets hidden in the past. It is a time of turmoil, a time of chaos, and a time where gambles could triumph – or destroy worlds. Gil is at its heart, ready to be king, but perhaps fated to see all that he loves burn to ash and smoke…
This is the final book of the Son of Sorcery trilogy.
I am a man born in the wrong era. My heart yearns for faraway places and even further afield times. Tolkien had me at the beginning of The Hobbit when he said, ". . . one morning long ago in the quiet of the world . . ."
I love to read high fantasy and epic fantasy novels, and I have a passion to write, to weave a story with words that draws the reader into another world.
I really like this because I love hero’s and this series is full of them. I love how I can recommend these books to anyone and they can enjoy it as I do. This book kept me guessing and on the edge of my seat wondering if good would prevail. I enjoyed every minute of this series and I am longing for more!
I enjoyed this book and it was the best of the series in my opinion. The story was well written as all of the ones I have read from this author have been but the whole trilogy made sense and was a good ride.