A tale about heroes, parenthood, life paths and love. This book follows two characters: Mamoru, first born of four boys in the Matsuda family, the greatest warrior family in Takayubi; and his mother, Misaki, a trained warrior raised to be a housewife, married to aloof Matsuda Takeru. I believe I’ve never cried this much over..
This is one of my favorite (probably my favorite tbh) book series I have ever listened to!! I love the narrator’s voice and the storylines are amazing!!! The author’s descriptions and words make me feel as though I’m watching a movie!!! I wish they would make this series into a movie series!!!!! Absolutely love it!!!!!!!..
This is a new author for me.. Gripping from Start to finish. I will probably re-read soon! loved it!
Review from The Sword of Kaigen: A Theonite War Story →
It’s slow to start, but TOTALLY worth it! The author writes with true empathy for the characters. Excellent world and culture building. Believable characters in a fictional world. I look forward to other works from this author!
At first the writing is excellent. The action scenes are great, the character building is believable and it’s an enjoyable story. With this in mind it could be the story for you. “Spoilers after this point” You might enjoy it if you enjoy building an attachment to the main characters just for them to die…
Great story for those long winter nights in front of the fireplace. Easy read and good character development.
Protector of the Grove (The Bowl of Souls #7)(Jharro Grove Saga book #2) by Trevor H. Cooley This book had many plots going on at the same time but mostly Tarah and Jelly hoping to save the rogue horse and Edge going to the Jharro Grove to meet his future in-laws. Nothing is easy! Both..
Really drags. Story isn’t so bad but predictable and much you skip through as it’s monotonous.
Review from Nightblade →
Loved the book, I really enjoy the whole Nightblade fantasy. If you like assassins this book series is worth the listen.
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
Storyline is good but not realistic. Still an entertaining read though. Was good for a long road trip.