Book details
The Oathbound Wizard (A Wizard in Rhyme Book 2)
Description
Matt Mantrell had discovered the gift of poetry in a place where it worked magic. He won fame and power, but as a commoner, he could not marry his true love. He swore against fate, and that he'd conquer a kingdom, if that's what it took to claim his bride. Then he discovered that such an oath can't be broken. Marching off against a tyrrant to win a land, he was about to face the loathsome and evil Gordogrosso. If he was to win this lopsided war, Matt was going to need more than a few stout companions and some well-worded verse....
Age
13-18
Text complexity
beginner
Length
398 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Fantasy World: 'The Oathbound Wizard' offers readers a rich and imaginative fantasy world that combines magic with a unique system where spells are cast through rhymes, providing a fresh take on the genre that fans of fantasy will find both intriguing and delightful.
- Character Development: The book continues to explore the journey of its protagonist, Matt Mantrell, whose growth as a character is both relatable and compelling. Readers who enjoy character-driven narratives will appreciate the depth and development that Stasheff brings to his characters.
- Mix of Humor and Adventure: Christopher Stasheff skillfully blends humor with adventure, creating a story that is both light-hearted and engaging. The whimsical elements of rhyming spells and the witty dialogue make for an entertaining read that can provide a welcome escape from the everyday world.
- Series Continuity: As the second book in the 'A Wizard in Rhyme' series, 'The Oathbound Wizard' builds upon the foundation laid in the first book, allowing readers to delve deeper into the series' lore and ongoing plotlines. Fans who enjoyed the first book will find satisfaction in the continued adventures and the unfolding story arc.