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Reaper by Will Wight

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Brief synopsis (no spoilers)

Now that Sacred Valley is mostly safe, the Twin Stars Sect heads back to Blackflame city. Lindon's parents and sister are beginning to understand just how powerful Lindon is, and how unusual his advancement has been in its pace. The team is definitely coming together well (Lindon, Yerin, Eithan, Mercy, and Ziel).


Category

Fantasy, maybe Sci-Fi


Why I chose this book

Next in series


My personal opinion (the review)

This is a great continuation of the series. I love how none of the books in this series ends in a cliffhanger. There's definitely more action to come, but nothing is left unresolved. Thank you, Will, for putting yet another high-quality, clean action book into the world! I recommend this book (and series) to anyone. Huge kudos to Will for the advanced planning! The twist was fantastic.


Warnings

Language: None

Violence: Frequent fighting

"Adult" situations: Romantic love, but no detail

Death: Yes, including major character(s)


Movie rating equivalent

PG-13


Protagonist description

Lindon is trying his best to slow down and enjoy his strength, but the story line must continue!


Point of view of story

Third person, mostly focused on Lindon, but occasionally on Yerin


Book length

Medium


Story flow

Excellent


Grammar and spelling issues

None


Character connection (no spoilers)

I'd like to learn more about Suriel's back story


For series:

Independent or integral (stand-alone or back story dependent)

Integral


Series review as a whole

Lots of action, sorta magic, and leveling up. Loving it! Let me say it this way: I'll be watching Will Wight's blog, to find out exactly when the next book is completed and released. And I'll buy it as a preorder, for sure.


If you only have time for one, read: (which one)

Start at the beginning (Unsouled)

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