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A review by readyeddi
A Hero's Tale by Catherine M. Wilson
5.0
This book has to be my favorite in the trilogy. It was absolutely gripping and I couldn't pull myself away to accomplish anything else in my life.
Throughout the series I have fallen in love with both Tamras and Maara and the world that encompasses the two of them. I'm upset that the story is over because now I want more. I would love to read a story that takes place in the near future that follows Tamras and her duties as the Lady of the land.
My only complaint is that the final resolution ended much quicker than any of the other challenges that Tamras faced. It felt kind of rushed. But maybe that's just me feeling negative that I knew the story was ended when I didn't want it to yet.
I highly recommend this series to anyone that is looking for a thoughtful, coming-of-age adventure story focused around women and their relationships with each other weather it be romantic, platonic, or maternal.
Throughout the series I have fallen in love with both Tamras and Maara and the world that encompasses the two of them. I'm upset that the story is over because now I want more. I would love to read a story that takes place in the near future that follows Tamras and her duties as the Lady of the land.
My only complaint is that the final resolution ended much quicker than any of the other challenges that Tamras faced. It felt kind of rushed. But maybe that's just me feeling negative that I knew the story was ended when I didn't want it to yet.
I highly recommend this series to anyone that is looking for a thoughtful, coming-of-age adventure story focused around women and their relationships with each other weather it be romantic, platonic, or maternal.