Oathbound
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Severed from the Legendborn. Oathbound to a monster.
Bree Matthews is alone. She exiled herself from the Legendborn Order, cut her ancestral connections, and turned away from the friends who can’t understand the impossible cost of her powers. This is the only way to keep herself—and those she loves—safe.
But Bree’s decision has come with a terrible price: an unbreakable bargain with the Shadow King himself, a shapeshifter who can move between humanity, the demon underworld, and the Legendborn secret society. In exchange for training to wield her unprecedented abilities, Bree has put her future in the Shadow King’s hands—and unwittingly bound herself to do his bidding as his new protégé.
Meanwhile, the other Scions must face war while their Round Table is fractured, leaderless, and missing its Kingsmage, as Selwyn has also disappeared. When Nick invokes an ancient law that requires the High Council of Regents to grant him an audience, the Order’s Merlins imprison him. No one knows what he will demand of the Regents…or what secrets he has kept hidden from the Table.
As a string of mysterious kidnappings escalates and Merlins are found dead, it becomes clear that no matter how hard Bree runs from who she is, the past will always find her.
Obviously, I’m biased in my rating for personal reasons, but I believe stories have a purpose, and that purpose is found by the reader. Oathbound is an outlet for me—something full of wonder that helps me tackle my own stuff, slowly, in an enjoyable way (despite everything that’s going on in this book). And somehow, it makes me feel less alone.
Also, I’m so glad we got more Bree and Nick! I missed Sel so much—my boy had me worried for a hot minute in the previous book.
If the author ever sees this: Thank you, from France. (I’m French Caribbean!)
A Story That Feels Like Home – Grief, Growth, and Finding Comfort in *Oathbound*
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