Bookreview: Fate & Furies by Helen Scheuerer


 










Title: Fate & Furies Author: Helen Scheuerer Series: The Legend of Thezmarr, Book 3 Publisher: Alchemy Release Date: February 22, 2024 ISBN/ASIN: 9781922903174 Format: Kindle E-Book 

Pages: 466s

4.5⭐/5

“I always knew you would be the end of me.” With darkness cursing the world around her, Althea Zoltaire is desperate for vengeance. But as she hunts Wilder Hawthorne across the kingdoms, brutal secrets begin to unravel. Not knowing what – or who – to trust, Thea and her companions find themselves entwined with a destiny far greater than one man. Together, they must navigate the haunting revelations that could shatter the very foundations of the midrealms. Yet it’s not only the world at stake, but Thea’s heart too. As everything teeters on the verge of destruction, her fate collides once more with Wilder’s. Will their reunion ignite the fiery passion between them amidst the ashes of betrayal? Or will it end in a heartbreaking, deadly showdown? In a journey fraught with danger, where the lines between enemies and allies blur, Thea must decide where her loyalties lie, and who will stand at her side against the looming evil. Get ready for an epic adventure brimming with steamy romance, and a sprawling world of magic and monsters. Fate & Furies is the penultimate book in the spellbinding epic romantic fantasy series, The Legends of Thezmarr and is perfect for fans of Fourth Wing, The Bridge Kingdom, and The Witcher.


My Review:
Book 2 did totally leave me with a lot of questions. I loved Wilders and Theas relationship so much and the way the book ended.. I had to get straight in to book 3, I needed to know if what happened was really true. 

To get to once again follow Thea and Wilder and their journey has been an amazing time. I feel like in this book they both have been growing in my eyes. Their development has really been so strong in this book. What they are prepared to do for each other and all the challenges they have to face, both together and alone. It's been a ride!

I really like the development of friendships in this book. We get to know and also get to care about the side characters, which sometimes I feel can be hard to do. Also I liked that we got to know Wren a little bit more, though I wish we could get to know her even more! She is a really interesting character that we still don't know that much about. 

The intrigue and stakes are high in this book and a lot of the time it felt really tense while reading. You couldn't put down the book because you needed to know what was going to happen. 

Still the writing is wonderful, the language is simple and easy to read. The chapters aren't to long which makes to book fly by when you are reading it. 

I can't wait to pick up book 4! I really really recommend to read this series!


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