LitPick Review
Rhet, a dockworker in the land of Seatra, and his friend Peteal are mysteriously taken away from their home one day by nine magical strangers called Y'dah with the ability to weave and control the wind. According to prophecy, Rhet possesses an unimaginable power strong enough to destroy the world. Locked up and treated as a prisoner, he does not understand where he is or why he was taken from Seatra. When one young Y'dah named Soralin discovers a hidden passage of the prophecy that explained Rhet's capture, she learns that his powers will save the world, not destroy it. Using her wind-weaving abilities, the two flee and travel across the land and discover Rhet's true talents, while meeting some familiar faces along the way. Will Rhet and his friends be able to stand up against true evil?
Opinion:
This book was very enjoyable to read. I was hooked from the very first page. The storyline is suspenseful and easy to follow while being told from different perspectives. The characters are interesting and relatable. I found myself liking Peteal the most and his struggle from slave to ruler. The relationship between Rhet and Soralin is sweet and also a focal point in the book that I loved. The only thing I disliked about the book was the ending, which was abrupt and left me hanging. I would recommend this novel to anyone who likes romance, suspense, or fantasy.
