Charmcaster

Yo I love Reichis so much I would die for him.

Fantastic continuing of the series This book is fantastic like the rest and is just a brilliant continuation of the series. I loved being back with the characters and how the world is developing as we meet more of the world and political realm of gitabera Just can't get enough of reiches

6.71 on CAWPILE These are quick, easy, fun reads. I love the squirrel cat and the relationships involved. The plot doesn't always work for me, but it is still fun. I highly recommend the narration as it is perfect for these characters and the story.

It's the fourth book in the series, and I'm still hooked by it. From the beginning to the end, I was living the story like it's mine. You learn a lot about a new country in this one: Gitabria (I spend most of the book reading Gibraltar). I was so hooked by how it works and its traditions. And as you discover it, you have the political side of the book that is brought to light. However, it makes everything more complex, and I liked it. We learn a little more about the power of the Shadowblack. Also, we have one more sight of the big picture, thanks to the cards. An unsettling thing was the lies; you don't trust anyone in this book. It feels like it was the theme of the book, but it's crucial. In this part of the series, you find a Kellen who has evolved. In the beginning, compared to the previous books, but most important throughout the whole book. This evolution is significant, and I liked following him growing like that. This evolution is mainly due to all the characters he meets in the books and what he learn from his mistakes. The ending was harsh to read due to a decision, but it will not have been a good thing to stay as before. This book marks a turning point in the series.

Again a solid 5-star read. Halfway through I wasn't completely sure about it, but then it got SO. GOOD. And intense. But mostly fricking good. Is it October yet?

I honestly cannot express how much I adore this series. The characters are so engaging and brilliant, the story is complex but so well written and I swear Reichis just gets more and more badass with every book. This book had me running the gauntlet of all emotions from laughing out loud to sobbing like a baby. We learn more about Ferius and Kellen grows so much - my heart is actually broken for him. I cannot wait to get my hands on the next one. Bless Sebastian de Castell for not making the wait between books too long. Thank You x