Both of the first two books were five star books, such a rarity in series. Goose girl is a story very near and dear to my heart, and I could tell the same of the author. I adored this series and have been reading almost since the beginning. I am both honored and sad to be the first to write a review for Ebonwilde. With the fate of mankind on her shoulders, Aurelia must venture into the heart of the Ebonwilde and face the darkest parts of the forest-and of herself.Įbonwilde is the thrilling conclusion to the epic Bloodleaf series, which Laura Sebastian called “a phantasmagorical wonder” and Sara Holland described as an “eerie, immersive, and fascinating” read.
Desperate to know what happened to Conrad, Zan, and Kellan after the events at Greythorne Manor, Aurelia follows the threads they left behind straight into the forest, where she finds herself caught in a web of magic, intrigue, passion, and betrayal that stretches across centuries and ultimately reveals that Aurelia is the final piece of a deadly apocalyptic plan that is only days away.Īll Aurelia wants is to reclaim her life and reunite with those she loved and lost but with the end of the world looming, she’s forced to unravel the dark secrets of the distant past before she can get that chance. When Aurelia awakens from her magic-induced sleep, it is to the face of a rescuer she didn’t expect, in a body she doesn’t understand, and into a world she no longer recognizes. THEIR JOURNEYS WILL BEGIN AT THE FIRST STROKE OF TWELVE ON MIDWINTER NIGHT. While the errant princess who sealed their fates drifts in spell-cast slumber within a coffin made of glass. A bitter prince keeps lonely vigil in a darkened tomb,Ī wounded knight fights for his life in a gladiatorial arena,Īnd a fledgling king wanders the streets of a dangerous city
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