They take numerous tests to prepare them for war and life as a weapon for the empire. It starts off in an educational environment a la The Name of The Wind or The Wizard of Earthsea but instead of being taught magic these members of The Sixth Order are taught the way of the warrior. I fell into this world and the different mythologies and didn’t want to leave. The world is well-crafted and unique with a good amount of history.
It includes an intriguing and powerful lead character who we follow from youth for at least a decade. This book had everything that I look for in a fantasy story.
I’ll keep this review short and casual as there are many fine examples on Goodreads already. I’ve been reviewing arcs and judging for The Self Published Fantasy Blog Off recently which has taken up most of my time, so it was nice to just be able to choose a book that I owned that I just really wanted to read.
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