Book Review: Wings of Shadow by Katerina Martinez
- Kristen Lewendon
- May 3, 2019
- 2 min read
The Obsidian Order Book 3
Find my brother. Learn the truth. Remember my home.
The Obsidian Order is tough, they have to be if they want to turn prospects into elite agents. I want to be one of those agents, and right now I'm closer than ever to achieving that goal.
Hunting Valoel down is my primary goal. The word on the street is he's recruiting mages to fight for his cause. I'm not sure what his cause is, but I know it's not good. Draven would have us just kill him outright and be done with it, but Valoel said he was my brother. Maybe he can tell me about my past? My parents? My old life I have no memory of.
I need to find Valoel, and I need to find him quickly, but that means navigating a dangerous web of mages, none of whom are naturally friendly toward my kind. To make matters worse, I run into someone who turns my entire worldview on its head. Now, more than ever, I need to learn who I truly am. It's the only way I'm going to survive what's to come.
Wings of Shadow is a fast paced urban fantasy, with characters that'll make you laugh, gripping scenes that'll make you frantically turn pages to find out what happens next, and sizzling romantic tension that'll leave you wanting more. So, scroll up and treat yourself!
My Review:
This book went even further afield from my pet theories than the previous one did. This has had the side effect of making me rabid to know more about Seline’s world. We get to experience some of her recovered memories and now have a better understanding of how Valoel, the stones, and Draven all connect back to her. But for every question answered, yet more spring up in their wake. I loved seeing Seline transform into the strong independent woman we were sure she was supposed to be, but my need to know the rest of the story is turning me into a crazy person. Once again, I guess I’m just going to have to wait (im)patiently for the next book. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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