Kat joined the Guardians, but the other recruits resent her presence.
She must learn how to fight and work towards finding a role within the secretive organisation.
Keeping her true identity secret, Kat must work through the Guardians’ gruelling training and learn to control her anger when faced with a hostile roommate.
Will she pass the various challenges, or find herself stranded in a foreign land with no friends and no money?
The Chariot is the eighth episode of Jon Cronshaw’s epic fantasy novella serial, The Ravenglass Chronicles.
His Ravenglass Universe includes The Ravenglass Chronicles and Guild of Assassins. Readers of Robin Hobb, Brent Weeks and Michael J. Sullivan will find themselves at home.
Before fiction, Jon was a journalist. He wrote on art and music, then worked as a political reporter, with bylines in The Guardian, Daily Mail and Metro. He also holds a PhD in art history on the sculptor Jacob Epstein. After his post-apocalyptic Wasteland series took off, he turned to writing full time in 2017.
His love of fantasy began when his mother read him Roald Dahl's The Witches. Originally from Wolverhampton, he now lives in Morecambe with his wife and son.
The Chariot is #7 in the Ravenglass Chronicles by Jon Crenshaw is a spellbinding, episodic fantasy series that blends tarot-inspired storytelling with a rich coming-of-age journey. Jon Cronshaw crafts a world that feels both intimate and expansive, where magic is woven into the very fabric of the land and every chapter feels like turning over a new card in a mysterious deck. For readers who are looking for immersive world-building, character-driven fantasy, with a tarot-infused storyline that’s brimming with imagination. Happy Reading…
This episode in the Ravenglass Chronicles follows Kat as she starts her Guardia training where she is faced with numerous challenges. This story is action packed and shows Kat's problem-solving skills as well as how she handles the challenges set out for her. To say following Kat's journey becomes addicting is an understatement, I certainly hope the next episode is right around the corner. I received an advance review copy and chose to provide this review.
Confidence is carefully guided into our MC concerning her own skills and self worth. Of course the ever present bug in her ear urges her towards horrid thoughts and immature behaviors. This really gives me a deja by feeling of another authors insatiable weaponry. Wondering if our MC will finally shows stable signs of maturity. All my reviews are always voluntarily written.
This addition makes you think a lot as the main character is trying to figure out the mysteries behind everything and figure out if what she believes is true or not while also navigating through new challenges.
This one has been my favorite so far. Kat is growing in strength through this particular one and at times it’s hard to remember who she once was personality wise. She is truly growing up.
I LOVED this one! Wow! The academy setting, the challenges, the interpersonal drama, this was probably my favourite book in the series so far. Going to dive right into the next one.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Hilda is pretty hostile towards Kat and isn’t afraid to show it. She tries to combine every trainee that she can that Kat is a spy. Thankfully with some help from Scram, Kat can finally find a niche. Working herself to the bone and to the point of vomiting she works through training and passing tasks. But Hilda will not leave her alone.
Kat's journey continues when she arrives at the Guardians, but things don't go too well. She takes on the tasks and passes them but not without repercussions from some of the students. She has to try to fit in but the trainees who are already there do not want to accept her. Things go too far when one of the trainees does something and she is asked to leave. Not knowing where she will go or what will happen will keep you reading the next book in the series.
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Kat's journey continues when she arrives at the Guardians, but things don't go too well. She takes on the tasks and passes them but not without repercussions from some of the students. She has to try to fit in but the trainees who are already there do not want to accept her. Things go too far when one of the trainees does something and she is asked to leave. Not knowing where she will go or what will happen will keep you reading the next book in the series.