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Book Review: The Wolf-Lords (A Life Out There Book #3) by Brian McNatt

Book Details:

Author: Brian McNatt
Release Date: 13th August 2022
Series: A Life Out There (Book #3)
Genre: Young-Adult Fiction, Fantasy
Format: E-book 
Pages: 351 pages
Publisher:
Blurb:
“There is one hope, one chance. That’s it. Do you have what it takes to save all you love one last time?”
Holly LeFay – once the banished and abused Princess Candida – is a legend. To the refugees of Eishaven, she is a hero like old. To the land of Romulus and its tyrannical royal family, she is a traitor and kinslayer.
When a terrible disease sweeps through her home and her family, Holly goes on a desperate quest for the only cure: the Waters of Life, holiest relic of unicornkind. To find it, she must master the magic inherited from her secret mother, the villainous Morgana le Fay. And hounding her every step: Regina, Holly’s twin, forced into their own struggle for salvation or damnation.
The destiny of the Wolf-Lords stands revealed in this dark, fearsome new novel by author Brian McNatt. Some live, some die, but the story stands eternal.

Review

Rating: 4 out of 5.

The Wolf-Lords by Brian McNatt is the third book in the A Life Out There Book young-adult fantasy series. You can also read my reviews of the first book, A Life Out There, and the second book, Le Fay.

Just like the first two instalments in this series, the third instalment does not disappoint. Author McNatt’s world-building is superb and gets more elaborate as the story expands and more characters are introduced in the world that he has so lovingly created. The story is impeccable and takes the reader on a ride they wouldn’t want to get away from. I loved the characters, some old and some new, and I enjoyed the side stories as well. Overall, I loved the book and hope that this series is explored by more and more readers.


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