Moral Stand
Aether's Revival, Book 7
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Andrea Parsneau
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With their initiate year over, the Pettit family dispersed to their separate adept postings: Jenn would be on the border with Krogga, defending against incursions. Yukiko was to patrol near Alturis, giving her the chance to see Gregory’s home and childhood friends. Mindy was going back to Grackle to help their younger friends with their troop training. Gregory was headed off to the far northern end of the empire, going to what was known as the most dangerous patrol for an adept magi.
Gregory was sure that Sage Laozi Windfoot had set his posting there to make sure no one said he’d played favorites, but it made him worry for his men— it would take months to get to the town of Coldwood, and his year wouldn’t begin until he relieved the current adept. That would make it closer to a year and a half before his family could gather together in Krogga.
To get there, Gregory would need to use his foresight and knowledge to survive. It wasn’t just the bane beasts that would make the post dangerous, but the eurtik who lived in the north, too. The free eurtik were hunted by slavers, but were also known to attack slavers and magi guard units alike to try to free their kin.
If that wasn’t enough, Gregory would also need to play politics while in the twin towns of Coldwood and Icelake. Both had magus-tier magi posted to them, as incursions of eurtik and bane beasts were common. They were probably the worst kind of magi: those who loved eurtik slaves, or would willingly profit off helping the slavers.
Gregory would need to make hard choices for his adept year. What would he let happen around him while posted to the most dangerous part of the empire? Was it better to turn a blind eye to get by as easily as possible, or would he stand in the way of the powerful people there?
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- matthew
- 03-12-23
Amazing
well I enjoyed this one a lot just keeps me wanting more this series is one of my favourites. cannot wait for the next book
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- Anonymous User
- 23-11-23
Story is progressing with good story
Next book please, don't take a full year, 😘 will give the story teller 10/10 love the bloopers
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- Anonymous User
- 19-11-23
Great book.
It is slow compared to the earlier books true, but it maintains the good standard.
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- A Brick Wall
- 22-11-23
So much better
i like schinhofen when his stories have less saccharine and cheesy dialogue with the MC and his wives/potentially wives, honestly i feel 2 or 3 are completely unnecessary but atleast we get deeper insight in their resonances and they are not shown sept for the dreams.
this book is all greg and his gaurds tackling their obstacles and the plot, we see how he deals with being away from his wives, his character and development of his loyal gaurds, i hope the later books tone down on his lovey dovey stuff or atleast drop the pet names.
Andrea Parsneau will always be one of the best Narrators.
overrall i good solid entry and cant wait for the next.
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- R Crossan
- 05-12-23
Excellent World
The world in this series just keeps expanding. It was good to see Gregory staying to his morals. The combat is fast paced and brutal, there's comedy and other slice of life elements which all combine to make this a great book
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- Nighteyes
- 22-11-23
as good as always
not much that's needed to say this deep in the series...
it's all that you want
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- Tallisman
- 26-04-24
good tale but one point of confusion
the tale was good, however there's one point of confusion; didn't polka and dot start as cow yurtic in the last book? if so, they seem to have changed to feline yurtic's
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- MR D W SMITH
- 19-11-23
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slow and not as good as 1-6 books but they can't all be great
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