On the land of Terath, a strange problem has occurred. A whole town, called Sorrow, has gone missing-reduced to a pile of ash, with no clues as to what happened there or who was responsible. This is the second time such an event has occurred on Terath and Magistrate Trewe has assembled a team of five experts to investigate the situation. Among the experts are Magistrate Trewe’s favorite nephew, Arc Wilding, a survival and wilderness expert as well as an archer; Will Azrith, a Blade and warrior; Luc Petrush, a manahi, one who can harness and control Terath natural energy source, mana; Izzy Gin, a reader and empathy; and a mysterious Shiv, called Justice trained in law, adjudication, weapons and combat. As the team searches for the force that destroyed Sorrow, they will come across strange beings in the far reaches of Apex, discover a mana holder who is dangerously powerful as well as working together to unravel more about each other and themselves.
Imaginative and exciting Seeking Sorrow was an awesome adventure with great characters. I enjoyed watching the characters grow and develop relationships. Each character was well developed and brought something different to the group; they also all seemed liked real people, even though some had extreme abilities. I especially liked Arc and the Justice and the relationship that they formed. Arc was very genuine and down to earth as well as talented and courageous. Justice was trained to be the middle ground, a fighter and emotionless, it was nice to see the Justice transform without losing identity as the search took place. The world of Terath and the mystery of Sorrow were very intriguing. The writing brought together, action, emotion, curiosity and a little bit of magic for a very exciting and fast-paced ending that I didn’t see coming.
This book was provided for free in return for an honest review.
Imaginative and exciting Seeking Sorrow was an awesome adventure with great characters. I enjoyed watching the characters grow and develop relationships. Each character was well developed and brought something different to the group; they also all seemed liked real people, even though some had extreme abilities. I especially liked Arc and the Justice and the relationship that they formed. Arc was very genuine and down to earth as well as talented and courageous. Justice was trained to be the middle ground, a fighter and emotionless, it was nice to see the Justice transform without losing identity as the search took place. The world of Terath and the mystery of Sorrow were very intriguing. The writing brought together, action, emotion, curiosity and a little bit of magic for a very exciting and fast-paced ending that I didn’t see coming.
This book was provided for free in return for an honest review.
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