Áine

What a story!

Revisado: 01-22-24 El oyente recibió este título gratis

I have a bit of a love hate relationship with audiobooks and full disclosure I was fortunate enough to get a code for this story. But wow it grabbed me 100%.

Meet Beatrix - trying to keep body and soul together. A roof over her head and put her younger sister through college.

The background to all this is one of personal tragedy but a deeply flawed misogynistic world where only Men wield magic and it is forbidden for Typics (those without magic and Women to).

Omnimancer Peter Blackwell returns to the town in which he grew up with only his grandmother in poverty before being plucked from it to study magic when his aptitude tests were off the charts. He went to school with Beatrix but their relative positions are completely reversed.

Its a wonderful tale being woven and I am eager to get into it even more in the following books. Peter and Beatrix story is more complicated than a facebook status as he is covering his own secrets……but has also fallen for Beatrix as he discovers how strong a person she really is. They are tied together in numerous ways (I wont spoil here!) and she makes some amazing discoveries of her own leading to even more confusion and complication.

Meanwhile Lydia her sister is rising to prominence and becoming a target of a government that doesn’t value Women or what she stands for and Beatrix will try everything to protect the only member of her family - even to the detriment of her own happiness.

My only flaw with the story overall is it takes too long to understand what Lydias master plan is. For a lot of the story it seems that Beatrix is “just” supporting her sister because theres no one else to - youre aware its not the whole story but its not made clear for quite awhile

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