Ungr and his friends are in Celes trying to stay alive while at the same time trying to save the world. With the darkness moving closer and closer there doesn’t seem to be an answer. Ungr tries to hook up with the baddest criminal in town to come up with an army or some other way to the evil. As more and more citizens die, Ungr forges a new friendship while still fighting the monsters of darkness. Again, Jacob has taken us to the precipice os what happens next ! Definitely a must read as we continue the story of The Last Eternal !1 James Harwood-Jones404 25

Within the darkest shadows she lurks. The most lethal of killers. Precise and silent. She has hunted. The prey now at last enters her domain.

Book 7 continues its bleak apocalyptic hunt of humanity’s last hope. As always action packed, great lovable characters and dash of humour.

Much thanks to the author for this ARC!1 Christopher Bray30 5

Another gripping instalment in the tale of the Youngest Eternal

Ungr, Youngest, The Wanderer - whatever you call him, you cannot help but be impressed by his 100 years plus wandering the world trying to keep a magic sword away from those who would use it to destroy, and to protect the innocent where he can.

This book is the seventh in the series, and is easily as good as the preceding books with no sign of the series faltering as sometimes happens with other authors. Jacob writes as powerfully as always and shows no sign of running out of storyline, so I strongly suspect that we are still a way from the end of the series. That suits me - I can't wait for the next one!

So, do you need to read the other six books first? Well, it would give you a good grounding in the characters and the reasons why The Wanderer does what he does, so that would be a good idea. Yet, you could easily read it stand alone if you can take it at face value without the history. Up to you to decide...

Whatever you decide, I highly recommend this book and the series. Manie315 2

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