The Brush of Black Wings (Master of Crows, #1.5)

by Grace Draven

During a foray into the woods of Neith, Martise stumbles upon a ruined temple and reawakens not only a power she thought lost, but also something far more malevolent. An ancient darkness, imprisoned in an eternal cage, sees a chance at freedom in a woman once held in bondage.

Desperate to save her, the Master of Crows will break the barriers of time and worlds to challenge an entity born of forgotten magic and the remnants of souls—a demon king who once led hordes of the damned across the face of the world.

The destroyer of gods will battle the destroyer of men to reclaim her and discover a truth the keepers of history once conspired to conceal.

A tale of revelation and redemption

• ISBN10: 1310238685
• ISBN13: 9781310238680
• ASIN: B011LVZV8C
• Publish Date: 14 July 2015
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 135
• Language: English

Reviews

[e_rodz_leb]

Quite the Novel Idea https://quitethenovelidea.com https://quitethenovelidea.com/liza-reviews-grace-dravens-books/The Brush of Black Wings is a shorter sequel to Master of Crows (about 135 pages long) and it was great.  It takes months after the ending of the first book and it finds Martise and Silhara getting along perfectly, full of passion, caring and love for each other.  Martise is picking mushrooms when she encounters a very strange place in the grounds of Neith and inadvertently awakens something sinister.  There issues an adventure when this 'entity' kidnaps his beloved and Silhara must find a way to get her back.  Luckily, he's the most powerful sorcerer of his time and he's not afraid of a little dark magic.

I love these characters and it's always amazing to be able to visit with them, I often wish that Ms. Draven will write forever about them... Anyway, the devotion that Silhara and Martise feel for each other is straightforward, but so endearing to see.  There is nothing they won't do for each other.   I also love how this story ties to another one of her books - Eidolon - which I finished a little while ago and I will review soon.

If you read and loved Master of Crows, this one is a must read.This review was originally posted on Quite the Novel Idea

[lizarodz]

Quite the Novel Idea https://quitethenovelidea.com https://quitethenovelidea.com/liza-reviews-grace-dravens-books/The Brush of Black Wings is a shorter sequel to Master of Crows (about 135 pages long) and it was great.  It takes months after the ending of the first book and it finds Martise and Silhara getting along perfectly, full of passion, caring and love for each other.  Martise is picking mushrooms when she encounters a very strange place in the grounds of Neith and inadvertently awakens something sinister.  There issues an adventure when this 'entity' kidnaps his beloved and Silhara must find a way to get her back.  Luckily, he's the most powerful sorcerer of his time and he's not afraid of a little dark magic.

I love these characters and it's always amazing to be able to visit with them, I often wish that Ms. Draven will write forever about them... Anyway, the devotion that Silhara and Martise feel for each other is straightforward, but so endearing to see.  There is nothing they won't do for each other.   I also love how this story ties to another one of her books - Eidolon - which I finished a little while ago and I will review soon.

If you read and loved Master of Crows, this one is a must read.This review was originally posted on Quite the Novel Idea

[Vicki]

Dec 2018 = 4 stars
Feb 2017 = 4.5 stars