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“Hammer of Fate by G.N. Gudgion ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. Adelais was raised in the far north, learning stories of the old gods and the skill of weaving runes into magic. Now, she is locked in a convent far from home, forced to kneel to a foreign god.When inquisitors arrive with plans to torture an innocent man, Adelais cannot stand by. She aids an attack to free the prisoner and joins the raiders as they flee into the night.Her new companions are the last of the Guardians—once a powerful holy order, now ragged fugitives, hunted almost to extinction.The knights carry a secret treasure, precious and powerful enough to shape kingdoms. Their pursuers, desperate to possess it, will crush any who stand in their way.Nowhere is safe—in city or chateau, on the road or in the wilds. And even disguised as a boy, Adelais draws attention wherever she goes. Is she angel or demon, priestess or witch?

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Aside from feeling dumb af over that, I quite liked this novel! There’s A LOT of info dumping and the first 20% was a chore to get through. But once I was acclimated to the characters, the gist of the story, and the world building, it ended up being a great beginning to a new high fantasy series. I’ll forgive the info dumping because the world is rich and in-depth.Most of the main plotline involves the main characters running away from an overly religious sect out to prosecute and persecute them, and you can feel the sense of urgency as the plot moves along. There’s a good balance of action and more dialogue heavy moments to even things out. New characters join two of our MC POVS and it feels like a classic action and adventure fantasy RPG with the Witcher vibes added in.The villain’s viewpoint, Malory, adds in another layer to the world building. But at times, Malory and co. come off as tropey and one-dimensional since their objective is so dogmatic.The novel is very Eurocentric (think Anglo-Saxons, Normans, and Christianity, but make it fantasy), so even if you’re only vaguely familiar with that historical period (like I am), it’s easy to get the hang of the world building and character motives.