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Ewan is convincing the people they met in Karac Tor that they are not the champions they are looking for that they are there by accident and they were trying to convince them that nothing happens by accident and Ewan and his brother should be getting home now they would try to figure it all out the next day...

That was a long chapter of the history of Karac Tor and what the brothers could possibly be doing in the world they have discovered. They both seem to be the answer to the prayers the people there have been waiting for as they have been without a king. How there had been peace for many years...

It's like a scene out of Harry Potter. Ewan travels to a mysterious land named Karac Tor. He sees what looks like an inner temple where worship of evil happens. A bird with many eyes was summoned with a magic tablet and was sucked right back in being once again harmless. This is when his brother comes and sees Ewan and thinks he's in danger...

This chapter is kinda interesting but a little hard to follow since Ewan has found a village of magical creatures and they are not liking him at all. Ewan doesn't know how he got there but just needs help getting out. Let's see where this goes as he is being threatened at the moment...

Well that was a little confusing Ewan was in a dream with everything and the ruins being in his head he was dreaming he was in a hole or tunnel near a tree and he could see the roots where he was but he had to ask himself was I sleep walking is this real he still doesn't know what was really going on he could obviously feel his surroundings so was he still in a dream state. He wasn't sure...

Their Dad didn't really know where these ruins came from at first, but as he compared them to other ruins he had once seen he know they were similar to viking and people of the time. He knew his boys were not going to fool him because one reason he chose this place to live was that either there was something on this land or close around this land that had ruins he knew they had found something he read them well.

Now that's a chapter I couldn't take my eyes off. I had to know how it ended. I'm so ready for the adventure to start. The boys figured they would see what the ruin could mean, and supposedly, they had to figure this out for an assignment for their class that they had been studying ancient Egypt but figuring this out was "extra credit"...

I like this book so intriguing...the boys who lost their mom still have their dad they remember how she used to make the best hot chocolate and how their dad didn't make it like she did. Now they are trying to figure out what all these writings or symbols mean that are on this arch they are drawing it out so their dad doesn't suspect anything. They are now getting along after the argument they had earlier...

Now, this is getting interesting. I like that it's about to take off. They have the tunnels cleared out, and the ravens are nowhere to be found. Now they have found an arc that they thought was a tree stump, but this arch is something they need to figure out where this is going...

Finally, a book I'm being pulled into. I need to get these books read already. I have the next 2 I have been waiting to get to. I'm wondering where this part is going with the ravens and the rolled up scrolls talking about being chosen for an adventure.

This new book has my attention right now though much hasn't happened yet.

It's time to read this book. It's been a couple of years of hype. Let's see what I think. The magical circus comes alive at night and closes at dawn.

The intro the man and the woman in the forest...

It's time I get to this book series. I'm excited to get through all 3 books.

When the woman was trying to leave, she encountered Magda, and she told her of the amulet Karigan wore and how she needed to take it from him that would make him powerless. She was going to try to deceive him like Magda said. He was slowly falling for it. It seemed real to him, but it's the only way she would be able to leave Arthur's old castle of Camelot. She didn't want to be his prisoner. She wanted to go home.

Now, that was a scene I could have done without. It did nothing for the story. Let's just say the black knight that rescued the woman wasn't exactly good but wanted to do things to her to take her innocence away from her...

Now here is something that is catching my attention... What happened when the story of King Arthur and his knights ended... This is what one story says. I'm liking this one so far. A woman is captured to bring about the new Merlin to world. I'm excited to see where this goes...

This is the end. I really wish the character plot from the beginning was carried out more before The Minstrel story started, and it finished out at the end but we don't really see who Anna is she's a very bland character she takes the book with the minstel story and hides it with a different book sleeve and keeps it in her room after her dad wanted to take it to a museum. There are more books let's see if I read them

Amos and Richard's story was now over Richard had his coronation he was now king as the older king had passed away peacefully in his sleep.Amos would now take some time to rest from this journey he's been on with Richard.

There was a threat at the palace. You could see this coming in this chapter. The gardener that was sneaking around was the threat to Richard he did want to kill Richard. The guards caught him, and he was placed under arrest as John then ran him through with his sword.

Just when you think Amos would be leaving, he remains for a bit longer enough to pull himself into the palace intrigue. He had a feeling something was going to hurt Richard, and someone that came to the palace when Richard returned may be plotting to do harm to Richard. The Queen wanted Amos to go along with what he was planning on doing that day they were going to catch something in the act if this was true...

Richard was still being watched Amos was spending a little more time at the palace and Amos got to send the message to the monk in the church that he was supposed to talk to about the Illuminated Manuscript book that was stolen from him. He now knew about it, that was all.

The last tale Amos tells in this book. I'm not sure I even enjoyed it. I feel it was a little weak it reminded me of a magical school without the magic and teaching little dragons to fly. Then, all of a sudden, there is an attack to try to take out one of the dragon leaders it didn't make sense, and he gets away, and the story just ends... it really wasn't that thought out. I expected more from this tale...

Richard is finally home, and a grand dinner is held in celebration of his return home to the palace. The queen mother to Richard thanks Amos for taking care of him all that time and being his friend. He carries on in the feast, and he is about to tell another tale for the king...

They finally made it onto English soil after a long time stranded on an island and traveled on their new boat. They all got cleaned up, had a meal, and had a place to stay. The people Richard was eager to see thought he was dead he surprised them. His mother always knew he would return one day as he had. He was now home and had a big dinner with everyone.

The finally made it onto English soil the got all cleaned up, got a meal, and had a place to stay. The people Richard was eager to see thought he was dead. His mother had always believed he would return one day as he had. He was now home and they had a big dinner with everyone...

Not one of the best tales Amos has told so far. It's about a monk and the tales he tells one that comes to pass and a book they find with riddles of dates in it they figured out and saved a whole library from burning not the best one but you see everything coming as it was meant to be told.

Richard had seemed very upset at the decisions he had made to stay on the island and now people were getting hurt. His advisor had talked to him because he didn't want to be the leader anymore, but he convinced him he was still fit to be a leader and that he would help him when he needed to. They also find out the boar had little piglets left behind, so they are taking care of them.

That was a little wild ride trying to chase the boar and kill it so they could eat. You can literally see it in your mind as it was happening. The cut to the cook's leg after the boar went after him when they were trying to corner it... ouch and the dog as well. It reminded me of the scene in Pirates 1 of Jack Sparrow being left on the island alone.