Witchshadow

A Witchlands Novel

De: Susan Dennard

Narrado por: Cassandra Campbell

Susan Dennard's New York Times bestselling, young adult epic fantasy Witchlands series continues with the story of the Threadwitch Iseult.

War has come to the Witchlands . . . and nothing will be the same again.

Iseult has found her heartsister Safi at last, but their reunion is brief. For Iseult to stay alive, she must flee Cartorra while Safi remains. And though Iseult has plans to save her friend, they will require her to summon magic more dangerous than anything she has ever faced before.

Meanwhile, the Bloodwitch Aeduan is beset by forces he cannot understand. And Vivia—rightful queen of Nubrevna—finds herself without a crown or home.

As villains from legend reawaken across the Witchlands, only the mythical Cahr Awen can stop the gathering war. Iseult could embrace this power and heal the land, but first she must choose on which side of the shadows her destiny will lie.

So Good!

This is one series I keep coming back to, time and again, as new books come out. I usually will re-listen to the previous one, or even two or three. These characters feel like family at this point.
I was honestly a little worried about adding more to the story. Like when tv shows add another season just to make more money, and then end up killing a good thing. Not so here. The ending was wrapped up so beautifully, and yet not. Leaving the perfect set up to add more to this saga. Impressive. I'll definitely keep coming back for more.

Amazing narration. Amazing world building

Amazing series. Love how she is tying everything back together. Narrator delivers impeccable performance while not taking away from the story

A story wound around a story wound…

There are several stories within this set of books each intertwined within and about the other. The author does a wonderful job of tracking them all and making them whole.

Characters are incredible

The narrator does such an incredible job bringing these characters to life. There are so many perspectives but she’s able to capture their personalities and accents so, so well.

I also just love this series. This is supposed to be the second to last book, and I’m so sad it’s coming to an end! This book focused on Iseult more, and her story was so good. She is probably my favorite character.

The slow burn is agony and I like it

Please where is the next book I'm foaming at the mouth I need it right now!!!😫

My least favorite of the series

I don't know the author was trying but this book gave me whip lash. The story is told out of time line order and is constantly jumping back and forth between timelines. The story transitions between characters and locations almost in the same breath it's hard to follow where I'm at, who I'm hearing about. The narrative is good but she's not great at different voices for different characters making it even harder to know what's going on when these transitions happen. Most of this book I had to rewind I often felt like I missed sections. Even when I started this one I felt like I missed a whole book. The characters have little to no development, they don't do much but react to things around then. The main characters are supposed to be trained, capable women and honestly through this entire series they've just been captive or running away and rarely together. Not gonna keep this one

twists and turns

like a knotted rope it all comes undone in the end with his, whoas, and ahs.

good but confusing

this is a great series. original and well thought out. this book though, I've listened to it 3 times the last few years, and I still have one heck of a time following the story. there are so many different stories happening in one book. the characters are all separated from each other, each time a chapter starts, it's a different character different story.

OMG. Need more already!

I hope that the next book is twice as long and comes in half the time, lol.

good, but confusing

the introduction of the paladins was a bit hard to follow, but I do think maybe it would have been easier if I actually read it vs listen to it. as I listen further I see maybe it was meant to be confusing. still a very good book