Amazing series, just what the doctor ordered! I absolutely loved the use of magic and really loved Kellan too, such a likeable protagonist!
You know how you often read about these characters that have incredible powers offered to them on a silver platter so that they can save the world and become the heroes and heroines not only of their own story, but of everyone else's as well?
That’s not Kellen.
He’s no hero. In a world where magic is praised and valued more than anything else, this kiddo really doesn’t fit in, especially considering how his father, mother and sister can wield magic like it’s nobody’s business… and he can’t.
If Kellen doesn’t find a way to successfully complete the four trials, he’s never going to become a mage… and will end up a servant instead, bound to serve his own family members until his hair falls off.
You know how you often read about these characters that have incredible powers offered to them on a silver platter so that they can save the world and become the heroes and heroines not only of their own story, but of everyone else's as well?
That’s not Kellen.
He’s no hero. In a world where magic is praised and valued more than anything else, this kiddo really doesn’t fit in, especially considering how his father, mother and sister can wield magic like it’s nobody’s business… and he can’t.
If Kellen doesn’t find a way to successfully complete the four trials, he’s never going to become a mage… and will end up a servant instead, bound to serve his own family members until his hair falls off.