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A review by gotoboston
A Sellsword's Compassion by Jacob Peppers
5.0
This felt like a very classic swords and sorcery book. Rough and tumble sellsword is hired by a princess and ends up dragged into a revolution. Mostly against his will. The virtues though are a unique spin on the fantasy genre. Co, or better known as Compassion, is a Virtue born from a magic spell thousands of years ago and has attached herself to our hero, Aaron. Aaron is not entirely happy about this, or about his princess client but he keeps going cause honestly he really has no choice with all the people looking to kill him.
I really enjoyed this. I loved the characters. And the world building was really solid. This was nicely written, and I didn't find any grammar or structure flaws. For a self-published, or indie book, this was excellently edited and definitely had the feel of a book that could have been published by any professional publishing house.
I'm definitely planning to pick up the rest of the series and see what happens next.
I really enjoyed this. I loved the characters. And the world building was really solid. This was nicely written, and I didn't find any grammar or structure flaws. For a self-published, or indie book, this was excellently edited and definitely had the feel of a book that could have been published by any professional publishing house.
I'm definitely planning to pick up the rest of the series and see what happens next.