From that moment and etched in time as a reading memory, I knew that I was in for something special and I was hooked.Ī Time of Courage is also a reading memory for me as it has the rather dubious honour of being the book that accompanied me on my first ever stay in a hospital ( what a time to have to stay in a hospital with COVID-19 and the Coronavirus running rampant).
I had to know which way the cards would fall and so, I read long and late into the night.
Where Gwynne held fate in the palm of his hands, in his words and ultimately, in the choice that he had made. Six and a half long years ago when I was sat with my dog by my side reading Malice ( the first book in the series) and I reached a part of the story where an unbreakable bond was in its infancy and a life was at stake. I still remember the cold November night of 2013. I make no qualms that I’m a huge John Gwynne fan and that his The Faithful and the Fallen series is my all-time favourite fantasy series. I received a free copy of this book courtesy of the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
But will it be enough, as their darkest hour draws near? Drem, Riv and the Bright Star’s warriors will need to call on all their courage as they face the final battle. But Drem and the Order are already under siege by a demon horde and their fragile defenses may soon shatter.Īcross the Banished Lands, armies are gathering to settle ancient grudges and decide the fate of humanity. They decide to fly west, to join the Order of the Bright Star. In the shadows of Forn Forest, Riv and the surviving Ben-Elim hold a war council – desperate to unite those who would stand against Asroth and his army. And with the help of his bride, Fritha, he plans to crush the warrior-angels and their allies for good. Armed with fearsome new starstone weapons, Asroth prepares to lead his demonic war-host south. The King of the Otherworld is finally free. A Time of Courage (Of Blood and Bone #3).
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