This was a pretty good book, but not great. It felt disjoined at times, leaving me with just as many questions at the end of book one as I had at the beginning.

The MC is a orphaned farmhand working on the land that used to belong to his family when he's summoned by two childhood friends to look for a lake they had found when little. While they are on their hunt for said lake, they are ambushed by slavers and manage to get away, but the MC is hurt in the process. They wake up at the home for Druids. His two friends have defined magic, but the MC's is not recognized.

The harem members, of which there are 2 defined by the end of the book, are decent, but barely fleshed out. One is a former noble that is blind, and very standoffish. She goes from barely tolerating the MC to bedding him. The other is someone he has a few conversations with, and then with some conspiring of his first harem member, ends up bedding him. All of it happens too fast for it to feel natural. There are others queued up, but aren't acting they are interested.

There were only a few minor typos in the book. But it just wasn't that great, and ends very abruptly in a bit of a cliff hanger. More time was needed to flesh out the relationships.

I will probably read a sequel, but it will find itself down on the reading list. Joshua Murdock25 1 follower

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