The final installment of The Secrets of the Isles, Worthy of a Legend continues the search for antiquities and focuses in on Lady Emily Scofield and her estranged relationship with her family. As more clues surface regarding a priceless artifact, Emily's brother Nigel becomes more and more desperate and unhinged. Can Emily continue to show love to a brother who would stop at nothing to make the discovery that he feels would make him earn his father's respect? As for Lord Telford, who has a hidden passion for Arthurian legend, and is drawn to protect those who need it, how will he help this quest while keeping the Lady safe?
This entire trilogy has been amazing. I have loved the characters, the setting, and the adventure. I love how the characters interact, and draw closer to each other throughout the course of the trilogy. One of my favorite parts is the friendships amongst the male characters. Additionally, the truths revealed as the characters struggle through their conflicts and trials are so realistic. Don't we all want to feel worthy of love? Don't we all wish to know that God cares about us personally? Lady Emily and Lord Telford may come to those conclusions a little more dramatically than the average non-fictional person, but they reveal the truths that we are loved and we are worthy to God.
I am sad that this trilogy is over; I could continue to enjoy this cast of characters for several more books. I can only wait impatiently for the author's next set of novels.
I give Worthy of Legend 5 stars.
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I received a digital copy of this book, via NetGalley, from the publisher, in exchange for my honest review.
This entire trilogy has been amazing. I have loved the characters, the setting, and the adventure. I love how the characters interact, and draw closer to each other throughout the course of the trilogy. One of my favorite parts is the friendships amongst the male characters. Additionally, the truths revealed as the characters struggle through their conflicts and trials are so realistic. Don't we all want to feel worthy of love? Don't we all wish to know that God cares about us personally? Lady Emily and Lord Telford may come to those conclusions a little more dramatically than the average non-fictional person, but they reveal the truths that we are loved and we are worthy to God.
I am sad that this trilogy is over; I could continue to enjoy this cast of characters for several more books. I can only wait impatiently for the author's next set of novels.
I give Worthy of Legend 5 stars.
You can find the book HERE.
You can find the author HERE.
I received a digital copy of this book, via NetGalley, from the publisher, in exchange for my honest review.
