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The Labyrinth of Flame (The Shattered Sigil Book 3) Kindle Edition

by Courtney Schafer (Author)

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The epic conclusion to the Shattered Sigil Trilogy--a tale of blood magic, spies, and wilderness adventure.

Dev's never been a man afraid of a challenge. Not only has he kept his vow to his dead mentor, rescuing a child in the face of impossible odds, but he's freed his mage friend Kiran from both the sadistic master who seeks to enslave him and the foreign Council that wants to kill him.

But Kiran's master Ruslan is planning a brutal revenge, one that will raze an entire country to blood and ashes. Kiran is the key to stopping Ruslan; yet Kiran is dying by inches, victim of the Alathian Council's attempt to chain him. Worse yet, Dev and Kiran have drawn the attention of demons from the darkest of ancient legends. Demons whose power Dev knows is all too real, and that he has every reason to fear.

A fear that grows, as he and Kiran struggle to outmaneuver Ruslan and uncover the secrets locked in Kiran's forgotten childhood. For the demons are playing their own deadly game--and the price of survival may be too terrible to bear.

Length: 614 pages

Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled

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File Size: 5691 KB
Print Length: 614 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: North Col; 1 edition (December 1, 2015)
Publication Date: December 1, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B016KW8NH8
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FABULOUS!!!

By adrianne on December 1, 2015

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This is the third book in the Shattered Sigil trilogy, and best read last. Her characters are extremely well drawn, each with their own motivation, which frequently brings them into conflict with each other. People who have good reason not to trust each other are forced to work together to achieve their various goals, and it's beautifully done. The tension winds up tight and never lets down. The world building is amazing. The scenery encompasses places I would love to visit, and the whole basis for the magic set both problems to be overcome and limits on what the mages could do. Schafer is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors.

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Fantasy doesn't get any better than this!

By Bibliotropic .net on December 7, 2015

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After adoring the first two books of the series, my hopes were extremely high for this one. And despite that, Schafer still managed to surpass them.

It’s a layered plot of chaos and desperation, and pretty much as of about 1/3 of the way through, the pace doesn’t let up for a second. “One more chapter” syndrome hits hard. There are new reveals and new dangers around every turn, the plot gets even more full of twists and complications, and yet it never once feels like things are over the top, or like the author is trying to one-up anything previously done. The story all flows naturally, it all makes sense, and it isn’t filled with big impressive events just for the sake of big impressive events. It’s beautifully done, and I enjoyed just how much I was on the edge of my seat for most of the reading.

I often find that some of the best books are the hardest to review; they’re better read than read about. And it's especially hard to review this one in detail without mentioning spoilers, and I don't want to do that to potential readers. There are definitely things that I can talk about without introducing too many spoilers, though. I love, for instance, how Melly got a decent-sized role in The Labyrinth of Flame, where in previous books she got a couple of scenes and largely existed as Dev’s motivation. Here, she finds strength and plays an active part of the story, not content to be a tag-along or to be shunted to the side because of her age. I love the parallels between Kiran and Ruslan, and how they both take the “I’m doing this for your own good” path even as they approach from opposite ends.Read more ›

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Courtney didn't disappoint. If you haven't read the first two books

By G. Young on December 2, 2015

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Highly anticipated closure to the trilogy. How anticipated? The readers donated to see this book brought to fruition. I must say, Courtney didn't disappoint. If you haven't read the first two books, do so NOW before reading this one. There is enough backstory here to kind of catch you up. However, you'll miss out on the full richness of the story and the majority of the character development, which would be a shame.

The mixture of magic, drama, and action is top notch.

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and lots and lots of fun mountaineering scenes

By penned_in_ink on December 1, 2015

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Just finished reading Labyrinth of Flame, and my initial thoughts are that it was long, satisfying, and wonderful-- a fitting conclusion to the trilogy, more than chewy enough to satiate any of the fans (like myself) who have been waiting for this book for so long. A worthy fantasy adventure story with intrigues, plots, magical creatures, and lots and lots of fun mountaineering scenes. And even romance, too.

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An Excellent Conclusion To The Shattered Sigil Series

By Amazon Customer on December 2, 2015

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Courtney Schafer has done it again! Labyrinth of Flame is a triumph! Journeying with Dev & Kiran in The Shattered Sigil Series has been both exciting and emotional. If you're looking for a new fairy tale world to become obsessed with, then this is it!

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