Legend (The Arinthian Line Book 5)

I really enjoyed this fantasy series. I could not put it down. Thank you for helping me through my recovery from surgery. I was thoroughly entertained. I believe those 12 and above would
love this series. I'm 43 and I absolutely love it. Can't wait for more. Truly, thank you for writing this.

I absolutely loved this series. The writing was excellent as well as the character development. I was able to imagine myself in this world and with the characters. What I found especially interesting about the series is the way the author incorporated politics, the press, bias, religion, and so on into the world allowing the reader to connect our world's geo political issues to the one in this fantasy world. I have already dug into the trilogy based on this world and may very well go back and read this series again.

We have arrived at the end of the saga concerning the orphan Augum who we quickly learned was heir to magic until in this concluding volume confronts his warlock necromancer father.

I'm so glad to understand that Augum and his friends will have more adventures together, and I eagerly await the coming trilogy.

I really liked this entire series and finished the series in a week on Kindle Unlimited! I liked the description of the arcane battles and the bond between the 3 main characters plus the other characters introduced in the books who have become beloved.

this book slowly returns to the storyline, but still contains a lot of information that doesn't really do anything more than take up space. if you want to sell a book with a long story, don't fill it in with useless dialog. still uses weird wording such as "she placed her eyes on augum". the wording suggests that the woman physically removed her eyes and laid them on the boy's body. weird. you don't lay down. you lie down. you lay something down like a book or your hat. this book is full of grammar errors such as this. sometimes it makes you have to go back and reread a sentence to make sense of it. sometimes making sense out of the line is impossible. and the ending: wow. you would think it would be action packed, but augum floats around in a "one with the castle" spirit form trying to direct the battle. then pow! the battle is over. i believe this book series should have been a trilogy. that would have taken care of the useless, boring, dialog mixing old words like jesting with that's cool or awesome. and it would have helped even more if the main love interests weren't, 14 and 15 years old. good grief. ive never read a battle scene with so little actual battle in progress.

I have read this series from the beginning, and I have enjoyed Augum, Leera, and Bridget's journey. I suggest this book to any fantasy writers who enjoy adventure, magic, and intense character transformation.
I have read hundreds of fantasy books, and this is in the top ten, which is saying a lot for me. The ending is beautifully written, probably one of the best endigs to a book ever!
I have already read Burdens Edge, and I am quite excited for Honor's Price.

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. The characters were well developed. The action was engaging. The story was both complex and believable. I stayed engaged throughout and rolled from one book to the next in the series. Anxious for future books from Bronny.

I literally could not put down this series, which consumed my days and nights from the time the story set in with book one until the final page of the concluding volume. Falls somewhere on the spectrum between Harry Potter and Game of Thrones, to put it in terms that pop-fantasy fans can understand.

This series kept my interest up. The characters were well built and the storyline was well told. Of course my main complaint about this genre is that the hero or heroine always finds their true love a chapter into the book. I think his one lasted a little longer..... :-)

The story continues. The characters grow and so does the adventure. While I look forward to more with these characters, I was glad to see the author brought us to a finish without forever stringing along to extend the series.

A great way to end the series. It shows creativeness, imagination, realistic input, and just all out epic amazingness. I never wanted to put the book down and have a hard time putting it into words. Though it might need a few more spell checks because I caught multiple errors, it's an all around great story with an amazing plot and twist. I would read another series like this without a single thought.

This series was throughly entertaining. The characters and settings were believable. I soon grew to expect to experience a range of emotions while reading as the story drew me into it. I couldn't wait to get to the next book.

I stumbled upon the first book Arcane while looking for a new series, and Legend is one of my favorite books in the series. The adventure, the magic, and the battles are some of the best in the series. If you enjoyed the first four books, you will not be disappointed by Legend. It is a great finish to a great adventure.

A most fitting conclusion to a series that's become my new favorite. I have read widely over the years of life, and this entire series built one truth on top of another. I especially appreciate the honor of tradition, the emphasis on the realities of the brutal effort required to accomplish, the sacrifices required to achieve, and the part love AND friendship play throughout each book.
Well written for all ages to thoroughly enjoy!

Sever Bronny created an epic in the Arinthian Line. The characters were full and relatable, The plot twisting and unpredictable (other than the good guy wins), and the arcane world seemed almost possible.

Kudos! This story can stand with the modern fantasy greats!

This story has carried me through four books so far and I eagerly await the next. The author created characters that were believable and a plot that was somewhat predictable but had many twists along the way. There was a love story but it never went too far so perfect for juvenile reader.

I enjoyed the fleshing out of the characters whether they survived their battles or not. The three main characters were such teenagers and had fun, made mistakes and grew as people! I will recommend this series to my 13 yr old granddaughter. I found it more enjoyable and more believable than H. Potter.

This would make a great game. Great story for kids. That said it lacks the angst and emotional empathy that I,as an adult, have come to expect from a truly good author. But

Would make a great game

An incredibly satisfying ending. Whilst parts of the story are (unavoidably, perhaps) expected. There are still more then enough unique and novel twists, turns and details to give you that 'heart in your mouth' page turning read. It was a pleasure to be welcomed back into Augum, Leera and Bridget's world, and the interactions between the trio are what really shine in this book.

I had to deduct a star due to the poor editing. There were numerous misspellings and grammatical errors. The author constantly swapped between past and present tense '...It was hard to tell. Faces changed after being raised... And that’s when they’re still fresh, like this one.' The errors jarred with the flow of the story, often at pivotal points. I read the book through Kindle unlimited, however as an honest reviewer I do believe the list price ($24 at the time of this review) is slightly high considering how many editorial errors are still present in the print.

That being said, I really enjoyed this book and eagerly anticipate the next chapter to the story!