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The 19th Bladesman Shadow Sword series Book 1 edition by SJ Hartland Literature Fiction eBooks

This is hands down a riveting first novel in what promises to be an excellent series! Author S.J. Hartland weaves an epic fantasy that hits all of the right chords: compelling characters; intriguing antagonists; a deeply built, sprawling world; mysticism and magic; prophecies; among others. Almost immediately I was drawn in by Hartland’s story-telling. Her way with words is rare, how she tantalizingly teases the reader into reading just another page before she turns up the action. It’s a perfect mix of emotion and description without falling too much on either side.

I look forward to reading the second novel which comes out in May - The Last Seer King. I don’t want to give too much away of the plot, but Kaell, a young boy, is doomed to die. But, as usually happens in great fantasy novels, the gods have different plans for him. You’ll be pulled into a magical tale that’s on par with some of the best mainstream fantasy novels out there. You won’t regret reading this.


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The 19th Bladesman Shadow Sword series Book 1 edition by SJ Hartland Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

The first book in the Shadow Sword series, this story is all about the dilemma when duty and love collide and force an impossible choice. An ancient prophecy proclaims that the 19th Bladesman will be doomed to break and fail. Kaell is that bladesman and he is determined to prove that prophecy wrong and while he’s at it prove to his mentor that he is worthy of Vals respect. The character and worldbuilding by the author is very good. She has built a world full of ghouls who fight for a powerful lord trying to take over the world. The only thing standing in his way is Kaell and in a twist Heath who at first seems to be on his own side. Loyalties and friendship bonds are tested like never before and the stakes (the kingdom) have never been higher. A great adventure full of battles, intrigue and puzzles. And Val’s torment about Kaell is certainly relatable. Great work!
Great book! I enjoyed reading and couldn't stop reading for a long time, even when I had to do other things )

Thanks to author S.J. Hartland for such an interesting book. After reading the author's biography, I concluded that her hobby influenced on the story, maybe on her original idea.

I found many advantages for myself, they are well described heroes, actions that increase interest with each page, and relationships between characters, also magic and fantasy, which are presented there.

While reading, I experienced the "sea" of emotions, and I really love to do this, I appreciate and like books that can cause such emotions. I always try to find such authors and stories. I believe that only talented authors like S.J. Hartland can write such exciting books as The 19th Bladesman.

I advise everyone, especially fiction fans, to read The 19th Bladesman. You will probably experience new emotions.
A fantasy tale about Kings, wars, warriors, duty, power, love and allegiance; this book is as much adventurous as it is magical. The story follows a young man, destined by fate and cursed by magic, who must sacrifice his own life and blood to fulfill his duty to his Kingdom and to “the gods.” Potions, dark magic, curses, and mystical visions re-occur throughout the story and often foreshadow what the reader can expect next. Mystical, psychic-like visions are described with great detail and vividness- allowing the reader to sense every aspect of this story’s magic. With both skill and delicacy, the author managed to invoke feelings of empathy within me. I frequently found myself wanting to comfort the story’s leading character- despite his arrogance, brashness, and stubborn-like need to engage in violence.

The author does a commendable job creating a fictional world filled with magic, casualty, and war; and she describes this world skillfully, allowing the reader to feel as though we are also a part of this fantasy dimension. However, I would like to caution that for me, the book was a bit difficult to read at times for various reasons. I found that the story lagged behind on several occasions- several pages were spent solely describing scenery instead of actually telling the story and advancing the book’s plot. Additionally, it takes a while to get to the overarching plot and conflict of the book; there is quite a bit of build up before the reader begins to figure out what is happening in the book. Last, there are several different characters and stories all being introduced sporadically throughout the book. Thus, sometimes it is difficult to follow along with who is at war with who, who has battled who, who is who’s father/son, and so forth. That being said, if/when you are able keep track of the various character’s and their conflicting story lines- you will find this story thrilling, as it is full of fantasy, creativity, and suspense! All in all, I think this story would likely make an exciting and stunning movie. However, if you have difficulty keeping track of multiple moving parts, concentrating on one thing for an extended period of time, or you do not normally read for leisure, you may find it a bit difficult to parse through this piece.
The 19th Bladesman (Shadow Sword series Book 1) by S. J. Hartland is the author's first book, but don't let that deter you from reading this gem. This is a fantastic fantasy book with sorcery, magic, and a certain darkness. The characters are deep and sometimes hard to relate to, but perhaps that is part of the story building process here. It's hard to know who is a bad guy vs. who is a good character. They are all intriguing however. The names are great as well, Vraymorg, Rozzen, Kaell, among others. Nonetheless the author has built a compelling fantasy world, and pulls you in right from the start. There are a lot of elements here from battles and spies, to mysticism and various secrets. Battles galore, castles, and everything else you can imagine inhabit this complex book. Perhaps a list of characters in the front of the book would be helpful so that the reader could keep track of things would be helpful. Otherwise, a solid entry into the fantasy genre. Highly recommend.
This is hands down a riveting first novel in what promises to be an excellent series! Author S.J. Hartland weaves an epic fantasy that hits all of the right chords compelling characters; intriguing antagonists; a deeply built, sprawling world; mysticism and magic; prophecies; among others. Almost immediately I was drawn in by Hartland’s story-telling. Her way with words is rare, how she tantalizingly teases the reader into reading just another page before she turns up the action. It’s a perfect mix of emotion and description without falling too much on either side.

I look forward to reading the second novel which comes out in May - The Last Seer King. I don’t want to give too much away of the plot, but Kaell, a young boy, is doomed to die. But, as usually happens in great fantasy novels, the gods have different plans for him. You’ll be pulled into a magical tale that’s on par with some of the best mainstream fantasy novels out there. You won’t regret reading this.