Enjoy The Blood Heir, the fourth and final book in The Tethering, a new contemporary fantasy romance series by Young Adult author Megan O'Russell. The Gray Clan has scattered. The shadows thirst for blood. The end has come. Trapped in the Academy where the beauty of magic is only a myth, Jacob and Emilia struggle to recover from terrible losses after their battle with the Pendragon. The horror stories of life in the Academy did not prepare the Grays for what the students truly face. With the Headmistress refusing to tell her students of the murder and chaos the Dragons have wrought, escape is Jacob and Emilia’s only option. But the war outside the Academy’s walls rages on without them, and the Dragons have scented the Gray Clan’s blood. When death comes from below, will the tethering be enough to keep Jacob and Emilia together, or will their bond finally be broken? *** This young adult fantasy adventure will delight paranormal romance readers. In a hidden world of witchcraft and wizardry, this clean romance is designed for contemporary fantasy fans seeking strong female leads, feminism in fantasy, and badass women in fiction. Complete with runaways, alternate worlds, class differences, and orphans, this ya fantasy series has everything for witches and wizards seeking the magic of a complete series that is ready to be your next binge read. The Blood Heir is also available in audiobook or paperback. *** The Blood Heir is perfect for fans of Kami Garcia, Rick Riordan, Missy Sheldrake, Anthea Sharp, J. C. Gilbert, Meg Collette, and TR Cameron.
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3.5 Stars. Finally finished The Tethering series. I will be honest, it took me a while to start this book because I wasn't looking forward to it. The series started off strong in my opinion but lost substance as it went on. As I have said before, each book is just a series of safe haven, danger, leave, safe haven, danger, leave over and over again. As the series went on, I saw less of the obvious influences from other popular series, but they were still there. While this book was better than the second and third, there still was not much too it and not too memorable. I'm glad I read the series and I'm also glad to be done with it so I can move on to something else.
