This book was very well paced and very well written. I loved the story and the characters in this novel very much. The relationship was developed very well, and it felt realistic. I would love to read more books set in this world.

"His Father's Sword" is an extraordinary journey into a richly imagined fantasy world that grabs your attention from the first page and never lets go.

The protagonist, Harald, is captivating in a deeply human and complex way. His internal dialogue and struggles with recent events are written in a way that makes you share his feelings. The relationship between Harald and Lot is another standout, evolving in a wonderfully genuine way that grounds the story and makes the emotions even more emphatic and the twist full of tension.

t’s a story that feels both epic and intimate, and I couldn’t put it down. I eagerly anticipate more stories from this world.

I will happily read about Harald all day, this book was engaging well written and paced beautifully. I look forward to more twists from this well written fantasy world. Especially is the characters continue to be as well fleshed out as this book .
All in all a well written book with strong characterisation beautifully descriptive text and a tale that's still relatable despite its fantasy base

His Father's Sword is as close to a true fantasy as I can find. But aside from the true fantasy elements, this book is much more.

Harald, and LOT are both human and real with their relationship developing and evolving in a very realistic way. Haralds internal dialogue & mental response to trauma are so poignant for the reader that you can imagine yourself in these mindstates.

The story builds up and creates suspense & is multidimensional and interesting. The pacing is just right, as it is slower and more detailed when needed and quick to change with twists.

I would highly recommend this book and would gladly read more in this world.