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Gosh the plot thickens! I keep thinking of this books as a light hearted hack and slash, but the plot keeps building upon itself and taking me off guard

OHHHHHHHHH I WASN’T EXPECTING THAT!

"Theron, that weapon of yours may be mighty sharp, but what good is a sharp weapon when you can't hit anything or, worse, hit the wrong target? You don't win battles with hate. Anger and hate can make you brave, make you strong, but they also make you stupid. You end up tripping over your own two feet." Hadrian stared down at the old man. "I think that's enough for today's lesson."

Hadrian I’m in love with you

I love this book! Good and straightforward fantasy. The second story I’m enjoying most—a creature attracted to light comes out at night and terrorizes a small farming town. I’m not sure how it would conclude at this point!

“The door opened and behind it stood a fat man with a single hair on his head” 🤣🤣🤣

“I can tell you truly, her lust for knowledge and power has caused her to fall into the arms of evil." The bishop paused, dropping his head into his hands and shaking it. He looked up with a remorse-filled face and said, "It's the result of what happens when a woman is educated” loooool

"You're not going to charge us for the tower, I hope," Hadrian said. "But if you are, it was Royce's fault and should come out of his share."

Hahhaha. I will always love two thieves who are amazing at their job and absolute beasts having silly banter between them

"He was after the land that came with his daughter. Still, Alenda was attractive, and the thought of forcing her to his bed was more than a little appealing."

KILL HIM. KILL HIM WITH FIRE