Tuesday, August 20, 2019

Book Review: The Void of Muirwood by Jeff Wheeler

The Void of Muirwood (Covenant of Muirwood, #3)


When banished Princess Maia is captured by her father and threatened with execution, it appears that all is lost…until the people rise in rebellion against their king. Suddenly, the cast-aside royal finds herself crowned the first Queen of Comoros. But enemies appear on all sides as her father’s conniving supporters assemble a new army against the fledgling ruler. While Maia struggles to keep the peace within her own walls, she rushes to form historical alliances with her neighboring kingdoms against an impending invasion of the ruthless Naestors—led by the cruel Corriveaux—who will destroy anyone Maia loves in order to ruin her kingdom and prevent the mastons from regaining power.
Realizing that Muirwood Abbey is once again her only hope for survival, Maia gathers her people there for protection. When she discovers an adversary greater than she’s ever known, she must use all the magic, strength, and wisdom gained from her life’s trials to prevent the Void that would bring destruction to herself, her true love, and the entire kingdom.

MY REVIEW:  

My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Princess Maia was banished by her father and then was captured by him. He threatens to execute her if she does not abide by his rules and believe in him. The people do not want him to be king and then all of a sudden Maia is Queen. She has many enemies as there has never been a Queen before and they were supporters of her father. While she works with the people in her kingdom and make the wrongs all right from the cruelty of her father, she is fighting many enemies to come and destroy her. Maia gathers her people to Muirwood Abbey where they will be safer. As she is working with the magic within her and around her to fight against the people who want to do harm.
This story is full of friendship, love, betrayal and so many other emotions that it was hard to put down. I did find it a little slow at a couple of points and sometimes had to reread a couple of sections but overall I did enjoy the book.


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