Crown of Nightmares (The Venatrix Chronicles #7) -

Sylvia Mercedes

Independente

2020

382 páginas

12h 44m

ISBN-13: 9781942379348

Who will live?
Who will die?
Who will be changed . . . forever?
Separated from the Evanderians, Ayleth finds herself alone in the malevolent Witchwood.

Or perhaps not entirely alone . . .

Confronted with the reality of her living grandmother, Ayleth soon learns that the horrors once ascribed to Dread Odile’s name and legend may not be entirely true. But what is the truth? Could the infamous Witch Queen be a freedom fighter providing hope for those oppressed under Saint Evander’s law? Is she the loving family Ayleth thought she’d lost forever? Or is she the greatest threat the world has ever known?

While battling to save their loved ones, Ayleth, Terryn, and Gerard must each face the lies that have influenced their lives since childhood. The final battle is upon them, and the decisions they make will shape the course of destiny.

Don’t miss the explosive finale of the acclaimed Venatrix Chronicles!

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5 (Perfeito)

This book destroyed me 10/10

I don't have what so say about this book just to feel, what a amazing saga it was. It became my favorite and worthed all the time I spent reading the 7 books.
I loved how it didn't let some characters lost and everyone had a ending.
This book talks a lot about respect and love, which sometimes we can do the worse choices because of it.
I loved the couples, Terryn was so lovely, Gerrard and Cerine worthed the amount of stress I had with then in the beggining.
Prepare your heart for this book, you will scream internally during the whole book. It's been a long time since I cried with a story, congratulations, Sylvia. The ending of this book and saga destroyed me, 10/10, I recommend it.
I hope we can have tales about the future, I was anxious to see the ending and now I want to continue in this amazing world.
I recommend this saga a hundred percent for everyone who wants to read a amazing fantasy, romance, action, drama, strong female main lead and so on. I loved it, thank you, Sylvia, for this amazing saga.

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