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Lexy Wolfe formerly served as a Russian linguist in the U.S. Army. She is now married, mother of two, grandmother of one, and a herder of critters that include nine cats, a rabbit, and a dog with a mild identity crisis.
Reviewed by Sarah Lowry for Readers' Favorite
Masters of magic come together in The Raging One by Lexy Wolfe in an effort to fight an unknown but dark enemy threatening all the lands. Unfortunately, the people of the lands do not get along with one another ever since an ancient war. The Guardian of all the lands, Almek, knows something is wrong in the world, but the other guardians do not heed his warnings. Having discovered one student who is gifted in more than one area of magic, Almek sets out to find others from all the lands that are exceptionally gifted, believing it is through these masters of magic that all of the lands can be saved. Under the tutelage of Almek, these students must learn to come to terms with the past and each other if they are to win the war against the darkness.
The Raging One by Lexy Wolfe was a fantastic fantasy novel. I am hooked. I didn’t want it to end! I will be buying this entire series. The characters are so real that I feel I’ve gained new friends. The characters have diverse personalities and prejudices, which gave them a realistic quality. The conflicts between characters had me cringing and angry at them, but the peppering of comedy from a couple of the characters had me chuckling and made this book even more enjoyable. The descriptions of the lands made me feel like I was there. There are many sub-plots woven in with the main plot that not only kept me aching to keep reading but also greatly enhanced the main plot without overpowering it. I highly recommend this novel.
