Warrior Witch

By: Danielle L. Jensen

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer, Erin Moon

The epic conclusion to YA romantic fantasy trilogy from the USA Today bestselling author of Dark Shores and The Bridge Kingdom!

Cécile and Tristan have accomplished the impossible, but their greatest challenge remains: defeating the evil they have unleashed upon the world. As they scramble for a way to protect the people of the Isle and liberate the trolls from their tyrant king, Cécile and Tristan must battle those who'd see them dead.

To win, they will risk everything. And everyone. But it might not be enough. Both Cécile and Tristan have debts, and they will be forced to pay them at a cost far greater than they had ever imagined.

©2016 Danielle L. Jensen (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

absolutely fantastic

fantastic story and world building. incredible narration. just all around amazing. Danielle is quickly becoming one of my favorite writers. easily in the same ballpark as Sanderson and the narration is always amazing.

Very Entertaining

Great ending to a sweet trilogy. The book holds your interest and has a number of twist and turns.

I couldn't wait to see the end

I listened to this at 1.15 it was a long story but again I felt every human emotion throughout the story. I am looking forward to listening to it again and again

😲 OMG!

WoW WoW WoW!! Absolutely amazing! Words cannot describe my feelings how I feel about this story.. tears down my 36yrs old face! Amazing absolute perfection .

Bitter Sweet Ending

This was an enjoyable series, but not one of my favorites. I do not consider it in the same league as Sarah J. Maas (ACOTAR) or Maria V, Snyder (Chronicles of Ixia). Very young adult with the drama that comes with being 17 and having to save those you love along with your home. Where as in the other authors I mentioned, they are more world savvy and forced to grow up fast.

The following review could have spoilers as I try to share the waring of this series end.

There were parts of the series I did feel needed "more." When Cecile finds the grimoire, she seems to focus mostly on that and never really explores her singing magic, other than with her last performance. And why this last book is called "Warrior Witch" confused me too. Cecile never fights as a warrior fights. She doesn't use her magic in crucial times when fighting the villain. She lets others fight for her. And the author never fully explains what happened to Julian when Cecile cast the spell on him. This is the reason for my 4/5 stars rating. As long as the books were, there was a little too much repetition that could have been deleted and more clarity added. In fact, as the story ends, and Cecile lives her life, she never talks about her magic again.

The ending for the main heroes is bittersweet. If you are a fan of the ending to the Netflix series "Lucifer" then you will enjoy this ending. I did not like what the Summer King did to Tristian and Cecile. I thought it cruel that the king didn't share his plans with Tristian, instead tormenting him with what he could not have. And Cecile having to go through what she did without Tristian, again I found it to be more cruel than enjoyable. But as these are just my opinions, you may hear the ending with the twists, overwhelming sadness, choices, conclusion, and enjoy it more than I did.

Be aware that so many of the secondary characters do not survive. In the epilogue, the author is quick and vague on the lives of the best friends. You know where they live and what their businesses are, but as to who (if anyone) they settle with and love, there is no mention. These 2 characters really deserved a HEA as much as the main characters, in my opinion; as they suffered so much along side the main heroes.

The narration is good. I enjoy listening to the characters point of views with the male/female voices. I have enjoyed Eric Michael Summerer's narration in other books. This was the first series I have listened to with Erin Moon, but she did a great job.