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Gatekeeper's Deception - Deceived

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"Two lives for each life." Lord Bartheylen rose to his seven-foot height. "Kyer Halidan owes me four."

 

The party of adventurers is fractured, divided between those who believe Kyer delivered the poison that is killing Lady Alon Maer, and those whose faith in her remains intact.

 

Racing against time and relentless pursuers, the company must align to find the cure and deliver it to Alon Maer. A magical intervention can hasten their journey—it is not only a clue to Kyer's true identity, but further damning proof of her guilt. Against all odds she must clear her name.

 

As the evidence against Kyer stacks up, her nemesis launches his final plan to destroy her life.


Reviews:

~Ruby Seah - Goodreads reviewer: The books in this series keep getting better - I finished this one in a day! 

~Kory Pahl - Goodreads reviewer: Loved it! I just cannot get enough of Kyer and her adventures. ... I am hanging on every word. I cannot wait until the next book.

~Carolin Petersen - Goodreads reviewer: I’m excitedly awaiting the next two books in the series! ... This whole series is recommended to sword & sorcery readers, and fans of high fantasy.


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Customer Reviews

ASH

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4 days ago

Satisfying end to a quest

Book 2 and book 3 are clearly a single story, so much so that book 3 starts at chapter 20. The action in these is well paced, and I frequently found I didn't want to stop. It felt like a standard quest story--go here, get this thing, go there, get that thing, bring all things back to save the maiden--but there were enough difficulties along the way that we had ample time to learn more about the characters. As with any good group of adventurers, each has their own strengths and weaknesses, and they were revealed well. At the end of book 3, there are enough unanswered questions that I want to read book 4.