Book details
The Last Apprentice: Wrath of the Bloodeye (Book 5)
Description
"I've already drunk my fill of blood, so live a little longer. Breathe fora while and watch what's about to unfold."Thomas Ward has spent two years as the Spook's apprentice. He's faced unimaginable peril, and survived. But a new danger has emerged: an ancient water witch, Bloodeye, is roaming the County intent on destroying everything in her path. To strengthen his skills, Tom is sent to the far north to train with the demanding Bill Arkwright. Arkwright lives in a haunted mill on the edge of a treacherous marsh, and his training methods prove to be harsh and sometimes cruel. Will Tom's new bag of tricks be enough to overcome a critical mistake that leaves him confronting Bloodeye on his own?
Age
12-13
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
511 pages
Book in series
#5
Why to read
- Continuation of an Engaging Story: 'The Last Apprentice: Wrath of the Bloodeye' is the fifth installment in the 'Wardstone Chronicles' series. Reading it allows fans to continue following the thrilling adventures of Tom Ward, the Spook's apprentice, as he faces new and terrifying challenges in his journey to become a full-fledged Spook.
- Increased Understanding of the Series' Universe: This book delves deeper into the lore and dark universe created by Joseph Delaney. Readers will gain a better understanding of the magic system, the creatures of the dark, and the history that shapes the world Tom Ward lives in.
- Character Development: As the series progresses, characters grow and evolve. 'Wrath of the Bloodeye' offers significant character development, particularly for Tom Ward and his master, the Spook. Their relationship is tested, and readers will see how Tom handles the increasing responsibilities and dangers.
- Intense and Dark Fantasy: Joseph Delaney is known for his ability to craft a dark and atmospheric setting that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. 'Wrath of the Bloodeye' continues this tradition with its intense plot, scary encounters, and the ever-present threat of the dark. It's a must-read for fans of horror and dark fantasy genres.