Noble Solutions

Binding Words, Book 7

By: Daniel Schinhofen

Narrated by: Andrea Parsneau

Sean had been through something close to hell - he’d taken out Klein Denmur and Knight Evan Sharpeyes, along with a few of Lord Truestrike’s servants, but Chastity and Lilly died on the fields outside the city. At the end of that battle, he claimed Helga Helsdottir, soul-bonding her and renaming her Helga Oathsworn. With a Valkyrie by his side, Sean hoped never to lose another loved one to death. His enemies were far from done with him, however.

Attacks on the association and their families started, claiming lives and hurting Sean’s friends. Finished with just trying to live his life, Sean made plans to take on his enemies directly. The turning point came when Sean confronted Denmur and his group outside the Golden Lion. Helga struck down Denmur’s champion, Knight Mithrilarm, during the ensuing duel, causing Denmur to snap. The fight left Denmur, plus dozens of others, dead. Even that wasn’t the end - the corrupt guards in Lord Sharpeyes’ pay arrested Sean and Helga.

As they were brought before Magister Amuret, Sean discovered just how far he’d pushed his enemies when he was attacked and killed in the courtroom. Death could not stop Sean while he had energy to invoke his gifts from the Tuatha. Pushing death away, Sean got back to his feet and killed the guards and magistrate who had tried to murder him. He was brought before the unusually reasonable chief magistrate, who found Sean innocent of any wrongdoing.

Sean’s bond with Helga gave him access to new planes, including the Bog. That was where the souls of Sean’s foes now went if they died while in combat with him. In an effort to find out more about who was directing the attacks against him, Sean paid a visit to the dead in the Bog. He was determined to end the troubles facing him, even if it meant finding a noble solution.

©2021 Daniel James Schinhofen (P)2022 Daniel James Schinhofen

great series

of the 630 titles I have in my library this series contains the best characters of any book out. I didnt like a couple of the cliffhangers. mc can be a little strange but there are probably 40 prominent characters that Andrea brings to life. her performance in this series truely sets her apart.

fun but a bit soapy

great story, just a bit to much sap and soap opera, pretty much the same with entire
series

Chapter 41 is fixed!!!

Aside from the "Technical Difficulties" upon release This was a solid end of arc book with hints of what is to come... The narration was top shelf as usual..... it is truly a must buy....

I loved it and I highly recommend this series

this series was something of a surprise to me. I had started with Luck's voice and then work my way back in time based on the series release date. When I got to this one the first two books in the series were okay but it really picked up on book three and from there on I was completely sold. The narrator always says a fantastic job and even adds some little details that in my opinion enhances her performance. If you're reading this review and you haven't bought into the series yet I highly recommend you to. If it turns out this serious isn't for you then I highly suggest you check out the other books written by this author because honestly he's very talented and the store is our enjoyable. I will probably restart the series in a week or two because I liked it that much and I really cannot wait for the next book to be released.

Another great entry in the series

If you made it this far in the series you need not read this review because you know the book is gold already. Andrea Parsneau is amazing and Daniel Schinhofen writes a mean book.