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The Prison of Buried Hopes
In the fifth instalment of this epic fantasy series, a journey south brings together nine eclectic friends and leads them ever closer to answers – and danger.
On their journey south to Freedland, Josie, Dane and their friends sense that someone is following them. Hiding in the twin cities of Merrin Fahl seems like their best course of action – until they’re recognized by strangers.
With this tantalizing hint to their pasts within reach, Dane is suddenly arrested and thrown in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. In a desperate attempt to free him, Josie promises the king of Vytill the gem and sorcerer’s wishes, neither of which she possesses.
Meanwhile, in Josie’s homeland of Glancia, war is brewing.
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Reviews
I seriously can’t stop reading this series I have read 2 in a week
By ((blowfish))
“The Prison of Buried Hopes” is book 5 in this six book series. Finally, the background of some of the main characters is revealed. As you would expect, there were points of suspense and some unexpected plot twists as the characters backgrounds came to light. In my opinion, the author did a good job at bringing out the emotions of the characters and making the reader care about what happened to these characters. I have enjoyed the books in this series and eagerly await the final installment.
By enj0yl!f3
Although this series began to lag a bit by Book 3, it gained interest after the crew went on the road in Books 4 and 5. Aside from the incredible reluctance of the main characters to dispose of their primary threats, even when given substantial cause and multiple opportunities, the plot is reasonably nuanced and peppered with interesting revelations about the forgotten past lives of the characters. As a result of these revelations, the story begins to make a lot more sense. I believe that I have a reasonably good idea of how this tale will develop, but I will have to wait for Book 6 to confirm my guesses.
By King Mel
I’ve enjoyed this series and will buy the sixth book to conclude the series when it becomes available. However, I feel the author could have completed the series in 3 books. The 5th book is the best, so far, in the series. The first 4 drag along too much. MARYANN
By POORE2
Absolutely great book, so descriptive! Series is Little drawn out , last book was bit slow , this one makes up for that!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
By Janetakc