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I wasn’t impressed when I first started this story. The writing was mediocre and the plot was cheesy. The further along I got the more interested I became. While the writing wasn’t amazing, there was nothing blaringly wrong with it. My biggest problem with the writing was that I felt there was too much dialogue.I liked the overall plot and I’m a bit curious to see where the story will go. There are a few cheesy moments and fantasy clichés, but it was still interesting enough to read. The romance, for example, was so typical and mushy that I’m not sure how I feel about it.The characters were okay. Most I didn’t like and there were many instances when I felt they were too similar. I feel like the characters weren’t flushed out enough to stand out or be unique. I was also confused as to why he had unique names like Kaylia, Millet, etc and then had others like the Dark Knight and the Sword of Truth.I’m not sure if I’ll continue the series. I’m curious but I don’t feel like the story held my interest enough.
A tale weaved in magic, where light and dark must fight, battling for what they believe in right. This tale has all the ingredients of a fantasy that hooks the reader from the start, where the reader can revel in the tapestry of enchantment and ride along with the characters in anticipation.I don't give spoilers, but will say that this book is worth reading, especially for those who enjoy lands of the imagination.
One of the best fantasy novels I've read!