The voyage across the Raging Sea was only the beginning. Now, Wilkin makes a daring return to his homeland and rightful throne, but as the twisted corruption in Skovlar becomes apparent and the Dark Ones wrap their fingers around his heart, he must learn to wield the sword of truth before his entire world shatters.
Meanwhile, Keira endures life in the dungeons beneath King Damon’s wrath. When unlikely events reveal a secret resistance force amid Adelaar, she’s pulled into the ultimate testing of her strength and a battle that extends far beyond the physical.
Forces collide in this riveting conclusion to The Kingdom Adventures series, and Skovlar and Conwald must stand in the light together… or be forever consumed.
Truthcall continues the events set in the first book and explores the nature of truth, faith, and love. While this book contains elements of violence, it is clean, with no gore, sex, or swearing.
Evelyn Grace is an avid reader, horse-lover, follower of Christ, and creator of fantastical worlds. She published her first book in 2020 at 12 years old. Since then, she’s passionately pursued her dream of serving Jesus Christ through her writing.
She loves crafting new worlds with plenty of adventure, action, inspirational heroes (and heroines), and Biblical morals. Aside from writing stories, she enjoys horseback riding, spending time with her family, and hiking in God’s creation.
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Before I even start,..... I cannot believe this author is ONLY 17!!! Impossible! She has to be one o f those rare 60 year old women who 'look' 17, because there is NO way such a young person could write such a beautiful Godly series.
But....AHA ...since she is 17 then she does not have a leg to stand on!!!
She needs to have her next novel completed before the new year!! So there! After all, I am 80... so naps and lollygagging are 'my' speed. I have lived to now be in the: It's all about 'ME", selfies, etc.
Oh and victim hood I am a victim of slow writing authors Sigh! Can you feel my pain?
But for a 17 year old, she can get up at four....before the sun, and work all day and night writing.
I don't have all day waiting for her next extraordinarily amazing novel! I need her next masterpiece yesterday!!
I cried and had to pray in several spots, it so touched my spirit!
I also loved that she focused on the sins of:
I have to do this all by myself! The sin of pride, and not trusting God.
But then God does chase down His wayward 'sheep'!
And the hard lesson is learned, the person forgiven and their faith stronger than ever! ( surely she didn't have ME in mind when she wrote that so why was there tears in my eyes?
Well, I have to find 'something' to nit pick after all, it is my joy in life to go after 17 year old young woman... I have an 18 year old grandson so I have lots of experience with the terrible teens!!
The ending was fine... But I wanted more!!
I wanted them to not JUST court but marry, and see how they dealt with being royals and their children etc. etc.
Officially my favorite series ever!!! I’m sad that it’s over but it left me feeling encouraged and inspired to grow stronger in my faith. Can’t wait for more books by this amazing author!
Just like book 1, this duology has wondrous prose, voice and plot, but it does contain some unnecessary romantic tension that is, in my opinion, unneeded and overdone for the YA target audience. There is also some demonic possession, and actual demons that battle against the characters. The demonic forces are handled in an allegory way, but still I would rather not read about literal demons whispering in children’s ears trying to get them to do wrong. (That is an actual scene.)
The thought for it was there, but the execution . . .hm, not so much. Our YA readers need to have their minds focused on “whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report.” And I’m not saying that authors should shy away from themes like battles with darkness, but these themes should be handled gingerly, and I found that they were not handled so in this series.
If it didn’t have this content, I would most likely rate it 4.5 stars, but it DOES contain this content— thus I must rate it a 2, and not recommend it.
Lovely story and especially the way the author integrated their faith and the Maker/Creator, even the Dark Ones. Although their place in the story - the way they were presented altered some from turning into ash at the Makers words vs actual fighting with blades. I found that a bit confusing but still a story well done.