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The Unwilling

Auteur(s): Kelly Braffet
Narrateur(s): Tia Rider
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 "Fantasy at its most sublime!"--Erin Morgenstern, New York Times bestselling author of THE NIGHT CIRCUS

"Suspenseful, magical, wonderfully written… An essential addition to all epic-fantasy collections." —Booklist, STARRED review

A penetrating tale of magic, faith and pride…

Judah is an orphaned girl with a secret gift, born at the gates of Highfall castle. Raised alongside Gavin, heir to Lord Elban's empire, the two share an extrasensory bond—one that is key to Judah's survival and her possible undoing.

Elban—as mighty as he is cruel—plans to use Judah as a pawn to amass greater control. He will stop at nothing to get what he wants.

But beyond the castle walls, a magus, a healer with his own powerful force, has arrived from the provinces. He, too, has designs on the realm, and at the heart of his plans lies Judah… The girl who started life with no name and no history will soon discover her own strength. Intriguingly, she does not have to be given power: she can just take it.
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I am a little disappointed in this book. I like the author's style of writing and development of characters, but it was a long book that sort of ran out of steam and didn't really resolve anything. How was Judah supposed to release the power bound by Mad Martin? Why did the seneschal want to find Judah so badly? I guess the point is to set it up for a sequel. However, this book was so drawn out with very little of consequence happening, I don't feel motivated to read a sequel.

Didn't feel finished

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