Spoiler alert! Please go back and read Book One and Two before continuing to read this review. Book One, A Cast of Stones, is still free on Amazon for Kindle as of the writing of this article. I would highly recommend this series. The Short:
A Draw of Kings
(The Staff and the
Sword, Book 3)
By: Patrick W. Carr
5/5 Stars
What: Rodran’s death brings the series to a head. Who will
be king? And who will die to save the kingdom?
Recommended to those who like: Christian fantasy, epic
battles, and have read the first two books.
The Long:
Warning: Please read
the first two books in the series before continuing to read the rest of this
review.
Who will live and who will die? That question haunts Errol.
Despite all of their casts, they still have no idea who the next soteregia will
be. With his newfound love for Adora, can he bear to die, leaving her alone?
Why does Deas demand such sacrifice?
With Merakhi and ferral forces on Illustra’s doorstep, time
is running out for their casts. The king must be chosen and the future of the
kingdom secured—both militarily and spiritually. If only a remnant will remain,
the heroes must somehow ensure that those left behind will be able to know
Deas, even if the church fails.
This is a fitting, captivating end to an excellently written
series. I would highly recommend it to anyone who has read the first two books.
If you haven’t read the first book, my review for book one is here. I would
highly recommend this series to anyone who likes Christian fantasy.
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