The Scourge of Muirwood
Legends of Muirwood, Book 3
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A devastating plague continues to rage through the land of Muirwood, and all hope is laid at the feet of the young woman Lia. Called as a magical protector, Lia volunteers to embark on one last quest to rescue the knight-maston Colvin - her great love - and his pupil, the alleged heir to the fallen kingdom of Pry-Ree. Undaunted by injuries, Lia sets off across land and sea warning the kingdom of the great plague that is upon them. The arduous journey leads her to the doors of Dochte Abbey, where her friends are supposedly held. However, a fallen enemy lies in wait for Lia, as well as an unbearable new truth. The revelation will pit Lia’s deepest desires against the fate of her enchanted world.…
Fantastically epic and at all times engaging, The Scourge of Muirwood is a monumental finale to the Muirwood Trilogy.
©2013 Jeff Wheeler (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.The third book was rather a disappointment and brought an unpleasant shadow over the sere. It is suddenly not about a strong character taking part in forming events of the land, not anymore a character with her own will being occasionally nudged by the Medium in a certain direction. Suddenly, the Medium changes into demanding capricious demiurge ( in my point of view, the author obviously found it cool and deeply spiritual and right, that people should happily die and suffer only because their believe tells them so). It is all about blindly obeying the will of medium, that just demand sacrifice and suffering. After second half of the book, one is not really sure, if the author went trough some religious fundamentalist brainwashing, or just simply decided to set everything he created before on fire and then ponder the pleasure of suffering while bathing himself in the warmth of flames licking his toes. I did not enjoy his change of heart.
We were also informed, that too low neckline and kiss on the cheek is a work of evil and one has to let the loved ones die, even when he has the will to heal them. ......quite a contrast to a rather generously given resurrections in the earlier part of the story, considering that most of fantasy universes consider necromancy to be quite and abuse of the nature, but I pass this one as a mere poetic license
conclusion....in the first books I found the story a nice one for school girls who like to read fantasy and like to see a girl hero. I even considered the series as a present for one. Half trough the book 3 I was really happy I did not use it as a present, as it promotes rather unhealthy way of thinking. it is a pity that this spoiled the mood of the whole series.
dissapointing religious twist
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