A Breathtaking Return to the Witchlands
"She stole his breath now, and he had no breath to spare..."
After leaving Ryber and Kullen at the end of Sightwitch, the opening pages of Bloodwitch feel like a homecoming. From its heart-wrenching prologue to the voice of its fascinating new narrator, Bloodwitch promises to be another enthralling installment in the Witchlands series. Dennard is a masterful storyteller; each perspective is gripping in its own right, and her characters feel richly realized. The surprise Iseult feels whenever she finds herself laughing; Merik's indomitable self-sacrificing streak; how Safi's tendency to get in her own way continues to be as much a strength as a weakness; the pain that inspires Aeduan's strength; Vivia's aching want--each character comes so vividly to life within these few pages. The Witchland books are high fantasy at its best; I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling thrilled to read the rest!
After leaving Ryber and Kullen at the end of Sightwitch, the opening pages of Bloodwitch feel like a homecoming. From its heart-wrenching prologue to the voice of its fascinating new narrator, Bloodwitch promises to be another enthralling installment in the Witchlands series. Dennard is a masterful storyteller; each perspective is gripping in its own right, and her characters feel richly realized. The surprise Iseult feels whenever she finds herself laughing; Merik's indomitable self-sacrificing streak; how Safi's tendency to get in her own way continues to be as much a strength as a weakness; the pain that inspires Aeduan's strength; Vivia's aching want--each character comes so vividly to life within these few pages. The Witchland books are high fantasy at its best; I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling thrilled to read the rest!