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The Huntress of Woodmyst (The Woodmyst Chronicles Book 5)

Robert E Kreig (Goodreads Author)

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Woodmyst flourishes, emerging from a quaint hamlet into a city over a short span of time.
The new walls surrounding the community have been all but completed and the population continues to grow.
Crops are harvested, livestock are flourishing and the stores are fully stocked.
Woodmyst and her allies appear to be enjoying a bountiful time of peace.
All except for Alice Warde, a ...more

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Published December 19th 2017 by Vivid Publishing

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Feb 01, 2018 K.J. Simmill rated it it was amazing

Alice was the very image of her father, from her looks to her heart. She had even taken his old sword and learnt from the blacksmith in order to melt it down and make something more suitable for her to wield. Recently her thoughts had turned to concern, her home was expanding, the forest was shrinking, and soon she was worried that the trees would be gone. There was one tree, however, she would protect, the one standing in the place where the Great Hall had been. It was here she felt closest to Alice was the very image of her father, from her looks to her heart. She had even taken his old sword and learnt from the blacksmith in order to melt it down and make something more suitable for her to wield. Recently her thoughts had turned to concern, her home was expanding, the forest was shrinking, and soon she was worried that the trees would be gone. There was one tree, however, she would protect, the one standing in the place where the Great Hall had been. It was here she felt closest to her father. Even though she had yet to turn thirteen, she possessed exceptional skills, and the more people began to notice her difference the more they began to fear her. Some fed this fear, while others attempted to assure them that her heart was for her people. Some amongst Woodmyst respected her more than any member of their council. But it was impossible to hide the animosity; they wanted her dead, but would settle for exile given that she was likely to leave without any persuasion. Little did they know that an ancient enemy had returned, and Alice was their best, perhaps only hope of survival. Even if her skills do surpass their own army, can a young girl really protect them from what is coming? Find out in Robert E Kreig's The Huntress of Woodmyst, The Woodmyst Chronicles: Book V.

From her kinship with animals to her skills with hunting, forging, and leather making, Alice will not fail to surprise you. I loved her character, and found her skills and development enjoyable to witness. Robert E Kreig writes an action packed adventure, filled to the brim with conflict, battle, survival, and surprising allies. The Huntress of Woodmyst is book five in The Woodmyst Chronicles, and yet it flowed seamlessly, and at no point did I feel the need to have read the other books to understand events. There's a good sense of world building, complete with feuds, legends, and myths, and a very realistic cast of characters who act and respond appropriately. Their attitudes and actions serve to add depth, and whilst you'll find yourself frustrated with some choices made, you'll also understand them. This character-driven story will keep you on the edge of your seat as Alice faces overwhelming odds. ...more

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Robert E Kreig was born in Newcastle, Australia and grew up in its outer suburbs. He has always had a love for books, particularly well told stories involving action, adventure and fear.
Some of Robert's favourite authors as a young reader included J. R. R. Tolkien, Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, Ray Bradbury and Frank Herbert. As he grew into adulthood, the list continued to lengthen, adding more ...more