The Sergeant Apprentice Schooled in Magic Book 11 eBook Christopher Nuttall
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The Nameless World Goes to War!
The necromancers have finally resumed their assault on the Allied Lands, sending a mighty army across the Desert of Death and into the Kingdom of Tarsier. Countless farms, villages and towns have already been destroyed as the host makes its way northwards, striking deep into the kingdom’s most vulnerable lands. Hundreds of thousands have been killed, thousands more will be killed when they are sacrificed for power. If the necromancers win the coming battle, it may be the beginning of the end...
When Sergeant Miles invites her to join the coalition force, Emily reluctantly accepts. The necromancers have to be stopped, even if it means taking time off from school to serve as the sergeant’s apprentice. But with arguing aristocrats, reluctant soldiers, fearful civilians, shadows from her past, a dangerously-sane necromancer and treachery in the ranks, stopping the invasion may cost Emily her life...
The Sergeant Apprentice Schooled in Magic Book 11 eBook Christopher Nuttall
The schooled in magic series has been one of my favorite series by Nuttall. This book is a return to the true form of the series, the series has had its low points, particularly 8 and 9 of the series were not particularly the best of the series, as some have complained Emily does tend to flip-flop a lot in the series, which can be somewhat painful at times, but here we finally begin to see her leaving the boneheaded attitude and her dubious sense of conviction and becoming a strong woman and leader. The book is also finally introducing us to the more complex nature of the nameless world which has always been a very limited but highly enthralling part of the series. Nuttall's work is always eminently readable, and highly consistent. This entry to the series is a welcome change to the limited world of the academy and towards the future of the series.Product details
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The Sergeant Apprentice Schooled in Magic Book 11 eBook Christopher Nuttall Reviews
This is another great book in the Schooled in Magic series of books. Emily is back in her own time in the Allied Lands yet for most of the book it is another change of scenery for Emily. As the book blurb states the Nameless World goes to war and, of course, Emily is on the front lines. I rarely give a 10 out of 10 star rating and it is almost unheard of that I give it to two books in the same series straight after one another but, although I think I liked Paste Tense just a tad better, this book definitely deserves a 10 out of 10 rating.
Emily and Sergeant Miles travels to a free city on the edge of the Allied Lands where the necromancer has chosen to attack. Unfortunately for Emily she not only has to fight the necromancer and his horde of Orcs and twisted humans but also the usual political bickering and stupidity among the aristocrats, old traditions and a traitor amidst their ranks. It always surprises me how many people are willing to put their greed and their own twisted desires ahead of the well being and even existence of their own society…in books as well as in real life.
The book is, as usual, well written with great characters, a good plot with lots of suspension as well as plenty of action. Although the main cause of Emily’s, and the Allied Lands’, predicament is the necromancer, they take quite a beating from the treacherous acts of the traitor in their midst. Luckily he gets what he deserves in the end, or rather a few chapters before the end. The end? Well the book more or less ends with a spectacular showdown between Emily, some of her friends, and the necromancer (or should I say the necromancers, you have to read the book to see what I mean).
This was a great read for me and I could put the book down only with great difficulty. I can hardly wait to see where Emily’s adventures leads us next.
I have followed Emilie since the beginning, and have to say I really like the development she is showing over the story arc. The good news is that this is a really entertaining tale and keeps you engrossed and locked into the story until the early morning hours. Don't start this if you have work the next day - you might not get there or you will have very little sleep. The even better news is that there will be another story after this one. With luck, there might be more than one or two.
I wouldn't really recommend this for your young adults as it does contain a lot of violence, a lot of blood and gore (it is about a war, after all), and a small amount of sex (very small), all of which is well done and required for the story.
You should also avoid this as the first book of the Schooled in Magic series - you definitely need to start with the first book or you might never get the characters sorted out. This is number 11 in the set, so you have a LOT of really great stories in your future if you start at number 1. It will be very hard to stop reading them if you start, so be warned.
Let me just say that I loved this book. Emily has always been an anomaly in the nameless world. She killed two necromancers and a mimic and a combat sorcerer, but still people still treated her like it was all a fluke after this book there's no denying it. Emily is a power. I liked that. In this book she goes on her first campaign. Every situation she was just reacting to thr crisis this time she has to prepare and face it ahead of time. She sees war and she wins the respect of a lot of people. I thought the book was very nicely paced. Its good to see Emily standing up for herself. There was a lot of great action scences and the ending.😁the ending just made me smile. The fight was awesome! I had a few minor problems that I gave it 4.4 out of five. One you don't get a lot of sergent miles or her combat training. The title would suggest that she would get a lot of military training but its more implied rather them seen also there are some minor inconsistencies and repeated phrases. Nothing major. The ending is a massive hook. Not a cliff hanger but things have really changed and you feel that a lot has been set up. Despite all the things that happened yes this book is more of a set up book them most. One last thing I agree with another reviewer and its something I hope to see. Emily needs to start excersising some power in the magical community. She needs to start becoming a player or stretching her contacts. She has friends and allies she needs to start growing in that way. Right now she is an unknown to all the magicians in power she does things they don't understand and they are becoming more and more afraid of her. Emily needs to get in the magical politics before they try to all crish her.
The schooled in magic series has been one of my favorite series by Nuttall. This book is a return to the true form of the series, the series has had its low points, particularly 8 and 9 of the series were not particularly the best of the series, as some have complained Emily does tend to flip-flop a lot in the series, which can be somewhat painful at times, but here we finally begin to see her leaving the boneheaded attitude and her dubious sense of conviction and becoming a strong woman and leader. The book is also finally introducing us to the more complex nature of the nameless world which has always been a very limited but highly enthralling part of the series. Nuttall's work is always eminently readable, and highly consistent. This entry to the series is a welcome change to the limited world of the academy and towards the future of the series.
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