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Delaney has written another fantastic, tension-filled, intense and suspenseful installment in this terrific series. One reviewer said this is a great book but that it doesn't fit into the overall story of Tom Ward. That's not correct. This book covers what happens with Grimalkin as Tom, Alice and the Spook travel back to Chipenden from Ireland to rebuild his destroyed estate. Everything in this book is integral to the overall plot and it's fantastic to get a chance to spend more time with and learn more about a great character like Grimalkin. Delaney is very talented at creating characters that are multi-layered, neither all nor or all bad and constructing plots that are dense and rich...all in the fewest words possible. He writes with a sense of directness and economy that MANY authors could learn from. Not a single word is wasted in this book and every word means something. I highly recommend this book and the entire series!


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The Last Apprentice Grimalkin the Witch Assassin Book 9 Joseph Delaney Patrick Arrasmith Books Reviews

Great series. Love it.
Grimalkin has always been one of the most enigmatic characters in this series, and she is the main character and narrator of this tale. It follows directly from the previous book, which should be read before this one. This story is fairly dark, with adult themes and lots of death. Much is learned about Grimalkin, her sacrifices, and her code of conduct. The author does a fine job of using her as an anti-hero.
good book
This book was the best Joseph Delaney has ever written thus far in the series. This book detracts from the normal story and tells a different tale about a witch that became the most famous witch assassin ever known. This book continues the story after the eighth book, but it's all about formalizing, her back story and such. An amazing tale. Can't wait to see what happens next. So excited
I started reading this series years ago thinking that it was a little childish for me but the writing was such that I felt compelled to keep reading. The characters and story are so unique and beautifully written that it's easy to forget it's a YA book. This one was no exception. The writing is great and Grimmalkin is absolutely fascinating. I also feel like the books have matured in style a well as subject matter so that now I think that it's a more serious series that can appeal to older audiences. I don't recommend starting the series with this book, it would be best to read a least the prior three if not all of them to really understand what's going on. At any rate I highly recommend this book for adventure seekers a well a horror fans.
I loved this book! After reading all the other books in Thomas Ward's voice, I'm impressed by how the author switched so authentically to Grimalkin's voice in this book. She's an absolutely fascinating character. Very complex. Can't believe it, but I've become a huge fan of this fearless witch assassin! This book is a great addition to the series. Loved it! Love Grimalkin! Love the series! Love the way the series keeps growing, but doesn't feel dragged out or circular in its plot. My teenagers and I eagerly await each new book and devour them in a few days.
The series has been excellent reading. This book continues with exciting escapades. There is always intrigue and action in these stories. Again I say, if you are interested in this type of stories, this is a good series to get into.
Delaney has written another fantastic, tension-filled, intense and suspenseful installment in this terrific series. One reviewer said this is a great book but that it doesn't fit into the overall story of Tom Ward. That's not correct. This book covers what happens with Grimalkin as Tom, Alice and the Spook travel back to Chipenden from Ireland to rebuild his destroyed estate. Everything in this book is integral to the overall plot and it's fantastic to get a chance to spend more time with and learn more about a great character like Grimalkin. Delaney is very talented at creating characters that are multi-layered, neither all nor or all bad and constructing plots that are dense and rich...all in the fewest words possible. He writes with a sense of directness and economy that MANY authors could learn from. Not a single word is wasted in this book and every word means something. I highly recommend this book and the entire series!