Book Review: Warrior Mage by Lindsay Buroker

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Warrior Mage (Chains of Honor, #1) My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Starting a new series although one that harks back to earlier series is quite a mind reset. This one starts off well enough but in common with so many of Lindsay's books the main protagonists are a little on the nerdy or wimp side of life.

Yanko is chased by a murderous warrior mage who is out to kill him. The same mage has destroyed his family house and lastly, even tried to kill him by setting off a volcanic eruption. BUT.

Yanko doesn't want to kill the enemy. Okay, we can get past that but it is a recurring theme. The "hero" being a no kill nerd.

Book Two? I'll see before committing to it.

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