The Heir War (Kinsman Chronicles #1.2) by Jill Williamson

About the Book

With Prince Wilek still searching Armania for a murderer, his brother Prince Trevn finds himself pulled deeper into the politics of who will be Heir. Trevn, though, is far more interested in his studies with a local priest and the attentions of a young honor maiden.
 
The book that he has been copying during his lessons is not the book that teaches of the god of the soil. Instead, it teaches of a one true God. If accurate, then it means there is no soil god to satiate. There is nothing they can do to save their world, and all of King Echad's sacrifices have been futile. ​

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The Kinsman Chronicles Book 1:
Darkness Reigns + The Heir War + The End of All Things = King's Folly

About the Author

Jill Williamson writes fantasy and science fiction for teens and adults.  Jill grew up in Alaska, staying up and reading by the summer daylight that wouldn’t go away.  This led to a love of books and writing, and her debut novel, By Darkness Hid, won several awards and was named a Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror novel of 2009 by VOYA magazine.  She loves writing workshops and blogs for teen writers at www.GoTeenWriters.com.  She now lives in Oregon with her husband, two children, and a whole lot of deer.

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Review

Part 1.2 of the Kinsman Chronicles, The Heir War, continues the wonderful fantasy world that Jill Williamson has created.  The story of previous characters, as well as a few additional ones continue this fascinating tale.  The multiple characters in the story bring a whole new dimension to what is taking place.  Although on the darker side, this novella is still a fascinating and intriguing read.  Filled with action and plenty of interesting characters, I would recommend this story to readers that enjoy fantasy.
 
Series: The Kinsman Chronicles
Genre: epic fantasy
Publisher: Bethany House
Publication date: February 2, 2016
Number of pages: 160
 
Content Rating: PG, some violence
Book Rating: 4 stars

Other books in the series:
1.1-Darkness Reigns
1.3-The End of All Things

A review copy of this novel was provided by Readers of Jill Williamson, as a member of the King's Folly Launch Team.