Untold - Sarah Rees Brenan

Tittle: Untold

Series: Lynburn Legacy

Author: Sarah Rees Brenan

Genre: Fiction, YA, fantasy, paranormal, mystery, magic, sorcerers

Pages: 386

Publisher: Random House Publishers for young readers

Format: Kindle edition

Time to read it: 4 days

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

“Untold” is the second book in the “Lynburn legacy” written by Sarah Rees Brenan. The series is set in a small town in England, which as any old town has its own popular tales and legends. The particular thing about this one is that those legends and tells are true.

Robert Lynburn wants to rule Sorry-in-the-Vale; he is ready to take the town over and went back to the old manners. However, Kami is not willing to let him do it and she will recruit anyone who would want to in order to save her town. Nonetheless, she might have to do things she did not want to in order to succeed.

“Untold” was a fantastic book. The way Sarah Rees Brenan traps you into the story and makes you feel what the Kami is feeling is fabulous. The characters in these books are in continuous development, and they earn, as the book progresses a space in your heart. The plot as I said was captivating and I could not wait a second to start the last book in the trilogy as I finished with this one.

Overall, it was a terrific book I cannot recommend it enough. You should read it.

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