A War of Wizards

Book Five of the Blackwood Saga

By: Layton Green

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

With the legendary sword Zariduke and the Coffer of Devla securely in the hands of Lord Alistair, the fate of the Revolution - along with the three Blackwood brothers - has never looked so bleak.

While Caleb leads his army on a doomed mission across the Ninth Protectorate, Will remains imprisoned in a cloud dungeon across the Great Ocean. Back in New Victoria, Val continues to stands by Lord Alistair’s side, an unwitting pawn in the Chief Thaumaturge’s scheme to destroy the Revolution - as well as the Blackwood lineage.

As the Congregation prepares to deliver the killing blow, the only chance the brothers have is to find each other and band together, retrieve the stolen artifacts, and lead the Revolution in a war against the wizards.

But is there a chance of victory against the overwhelming might and magic of the Congregation?

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One of the Best Series I’ve Ever Read

Talk about twist, turns, blindsides… this book kept me on my toes like all those that came before it. You’ll cheer and scream in the space of 5 minutes with how fast the action comes at you. The tension building up to this book is intense to say the least. There’s nothing I could say that won’t give away something so just take my word for it that this book and it’s entire series are worth your time!

Parents: PG13-R - If you have read the previous books you know what to expect.
Language: mild, no Fbombs
Violence: burning children alive, moderate gore as expected with war.
Sexual Content: reference to naked women, non explicit intimate relations

The narrator is just as amazing as with the prior books!

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Don't leave us like this!!!

I can't express enough that ........we need MORE!!!! This saga was AMAZING and Layton out did himself with this.

Good story, well written

Very enjoyable, good character development. My favorite is the wilder . The turns of battle were a predictable in occurence but the resolution was always good