The Enchantress

This is the perfect match of fiction and history

This is such amazing an amazing book I'm just in awe. I love all the sacrifices made and now the threads come together. I was kind of confused about the whole time travel thing and how that worked and there were definitely some questions that didn't get answered. Like Nicholas told the crow goddess she predated human existence but she's next generation??? Or when Aunt Agnes said her age is measured in hundreds of millinea but she's only 10,000 years old??? And I'm so confused about the bloodlines and who's related to who and so confused about the time travel there is so many paradoxes and I'm confused about the earth lords and archons and ancients about who came first and a lot of things. I feel like Michael Scott added and threw in things to make this book make sense that doesn't agree with the past books. Very disappointed about that but still a wonderful book with an action packed ending that I would recommend to anyone!!!

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Mr Scott writes a series which follows no rational rule system and takes the piss out of the most interesting aspect of fantasy novels, the power hierarchy. This type of fantasy series gives this genre a bad name. Every character in this book is 'powerful' and 'deadly,' yet they're delinquents. Scott throws around the word 'powerful' like it should mean something, and then he creates fight scenes which are cringe-worthy. Birds attacking a car on a bridge? How about exploding the gas tank or creating a hole in the bridge so the car falls through? Prometheus fighting Spartoi with a sword despite being the God of fire? Niten being regarded as the best swordsman in history, even having beaten Scatach? Then he's beaten like a prostitute by said Spartoi? Isis and Osiris being killed by a single sword-thrust from Josh?! A sword they gave him and were perfectly aware he carried? They're Earthlords, hundreds of millennia old, they could have snapped their fingers and turned Josh and Sophie into dust, yet they were too careless and stupid to protect themselves from a sword thrust? There are too many examples to cover in an essay, let alone this review. 99% of the characters in the series spend the six books threatening each other like petulant children despite being 10 millennia old. They run around with sharp weapons instead of guns despite being vulnerable to muskets on Danu Talis. Scott doesn't create a world which common sense can understand or appreciate. He forces a superficial story through a ridiculous obstacle course and creates a trashy gimmick. This series angered me because of its lack of structure and evolution. I really can't fathom how it has so many positive reviews.

When I started this book I expected another book with a cliché ending.. What I got out of it was a book that will remain in my heart forever

This book has so many plot twists I can't even count them, interesting characters, and a mystical wonderful setting. What else do you need in a book? This is a great series that I have laughed and cried through, and it will give you a history/mythology lesson as well a intriguing plot. If are a Percy Jackson or Harry Potter fan, you will certainly love this book. When I came to the end of this series I felt like all my closest friends suddenly died, and sulked for around an hour. If you don't love this book, all I can say is that you're crazy. May StarClan light your path! -LightningStar ThunderClan warrior

The start of the book was great. It was smooth and it pulled you in. It was also very entertaining. Michael Scott did leave a small cliffhanger. It left you thinking. Going towards the end it was good, good fights. But then when josh saved the world it just ended. It was just done over with he saved the world yay! That stunk.

This series was AMAZING. I highly suggest it and it is deffeitly worth reading. With all its twists and turns, this series without a dougbt, was the best ever.

Best Book ever. Perıod.

Great to read all the way through. Amazing plot.