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Tea: Why yes, I believe a half cup will do for now Overall a good solid intriguing read with some flaws that prevented it being great. Another author I had never heard of or read before (this is his debut novel). Definitely an adventure fantasy series, with a few twists and turns along the way. Nice start to the story, being thrust right into the middle of the action where the main character is fighting a war. I enjoyed the journal entries from the main character too (another reluctant hero) and would have enjoyed more of them. I also enjoyed the variety of characters presented in the story, kept things interesting where otherwise I might have put down the book and stopped reading. Some romance in the story, which was a little weak for me, I attribute the weakness to the characters foundational development. As was some parts of the magic presented, and the Emperor I felt could have been a lot stronger as a character. Good enough though for me to pick up the next book in the series. Tyrants and Kings The first book The Jackal of Nar (Tyrants and Kings, Book 1) had some flaws, overall it was still an enjoyable read. It follows a young man who becomes ruler of his land at the death of his father, only to be tasked by the Emperor himself with an almost impossible job. The Grand Design (Tyrants and Kings, Book 2) The Saints of the Sword : Book Three of Tyrants and Kings Kindle: Not yet Overall Rating: 3/5 Time Period: Unknown Heat: Tepid Main Character: Richius (aka Jackal) Species: Humans, non-human mythic creatures Subjects: Adventure, Magic, politics, war

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