I have no idea where the story is going to go but I’m so excited to see where Larkwood takes us next. I love Larkwood’s writing style and just like book one, the story has been action-packed and had me on the edge of my seat. We pick up two years after the events of book one and it was so fun to see the characters back out creating mayhem. It’s wonderful being back with the characters we grew to love in The Unspoken Name and the see where their adventures will take them. I am currently reading The Thousand Eyes and while I’m only about halfway through, I already know this is going to be a five-star read. The cover is absolutely stunning and I am so excited to return to this incredible world. The Unspoken Name was one of my favourite reads of 2020 and The Thousand Eyes is without a doubt one of my most anticipated releases of 2022. Throughout the worlds of the Echo Maze, fragments of an undead goddess begin to awaken, and not all confrontations can be put off forever… Thoughts When a magical catastrophe befalls the city, Tal tries to run rather than face his past, but soon learns that something even worse may lurk in the future. As well as being a wizard of unimaginable power, Sethennai is Tal’s old boss and former lover, and Tal wants nothing to do with him. Meanwhile, Tal Charossa returns to Tlaanthothe to find that Sethennai has gone missing. She and Csorwe travel to a distant world to discover how to use the gauntlets safely, but when an old enemy arrives on the scene, Shuthmili finds herself torn between clinging to her humanity and embracing eldritch power. The gauntlets have made Shuthmili extraordinarily powerful, but they’re beginning to take a sinister toll on her. Two years ago, Csorwe and Shuthmili defied the wizard Belthandros Sethennai and stole his gauntlets.

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