If you love classic adventure fantasy, role play games like D+D, found families, then this series is for you.

Have been loving this series but was worried the ending wouldn't stick the landing. I had nothing to worry about, this was an excellent ending to a new favourite fantasy series!

We got a lot more points of view in this one due to the wondering Sols being separated after the last one. Really enjoyed the different POV's and getting to know more about each of the characters that I have learned to love over this series. Sorin especially was great in this and has become a fav character.

We also finally get to find out who the mysterious figure is which I did not guess at all, and said goodbye to some of the team. Liked that everything was perfect at the end and as Evren said "Every time Eith breaks, there will be someone there to fix it" This world bleeds heroes." Which is so true that things will happen and there will be hard times but together people can make it better, it might just take time.

I was disappointed to find this is the 5th book in a series, but gave it a game try anyhow - and was immediately intrigued! The writing is evocative with only the occasional dip into litRPG terms. The characters feel real and weary, caught in the aftermath of a horrible battle that they certainly did not win. I want to start this series from the beginning and travel along with these people to see how they end up here!

this was a strong fifth book in the blood of Eith series, it does a great job in continuing the story from the previous books and still a joy to read. It worked well in the world and the characters felt like they were the same characters, and I enjoyed getting to know them. Gillian Grant had a great writing style and I can't wait to read more from the author.

“You will be taught.” Vayne pointed at her with the tip of the knife. “There is more to a pirate’s life than sailing, and plenty a young, beautiful woman such as yourself can do. You will work your debt off to me, and when it is paid in full, you shall be released.” “I do not have time for your debts.” Sahar pushed herself up to her feet, her spine a rod of steel and her hands miraculously still."