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Deliver
by Tricia Mingerink
So good!
Victory doesn’t automatically mean peace. Both on a national and a personal level there are scars to be healed and tough transitions to be made. So many people have to figure out how to build a new life as their old way of living disappears. This book does a great job of keeping up with the characters from other books while also featuring Martyn and his journey to find who he is meant to be after the Blades. This book does a great job of exploring themes of justice, rebuilding, reconciliation, judgment, loyalty, courage, duty, and protector vs aggressor. It is also really cool seeing the different ways characters support each other. So many good moments, loving moments, and hilarious moments. Deliver is an amazing continuation of the Blades of Aktar series and not one a person would want to miss.
Victory doesn’t automatically mean peace. Both on a national and a personal level there are scars to be healed and tough transitions to be made. So many people have to figure out how to build a new life as their old way of living disappears. This book does a great job of keeping up with the characters from other books while also featuring Martyn and his journey to find who he is meant to be after the Blades. This book does a great job of exploring themes of justice, rebuilding, reconciliation, judgment, loyalty, courage, duty, and protector vs aggressor. It is also really cool seeing the different ways characters support each other. So many good moments, loving moments, and hilarious moments. Deliver is an amazing continuation of the Blades of Aktar series and not one a person would want to miss.