Attempting to fill the void left after Lord Pendragon’s death, Anais and her friends manage the war effort, but find leadership fraught with peril. When Anais is called upon to use her powers to fight the furies, she struggles to summon the control required to defeat the enemy without destroying the innocent. Action, adventure and a healthy dose of sorcery abound in the fifth book of the blood mage chronicles.
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I gave this book a rating of 5 because I loved the way the book was written. The character Anais is a powerful woman. This book mentions a lot of the powerful stuff that she has done. She is an inspiration to me. The book talks about how the war is going at Barriershire of the Seven Shires and the parts the Anais plays in the war. The ending of the book surprised me the most, but it also left a happy feeling in my heart. I would recommend this book to anyone that loves magic and books that are of an older time period.