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Blog Tour | Sojourner by Janalyn Voigt

Looking for a Christian fantasy that takes scripture and brings you into a new world? Looking for some interesting characters and some crazy family dynamics? Check out my review of SojournerThis is the third release to the Tales of Faeraven trilogy (DawnSinger and WayFarer) which I also read and reviewed previously!



Title: WayFarer

Author: Janalyn Voigt

Series: Tales of Faeraven #3

Age: Young Adult; Adult

Genres: Christian Fantasy

Publication DateOctober 11, 2019

Publisher: Harbourlight Books

Source: Paperback

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Synopsis:
After learning a secret that causes Mara to question her heritage, she runs to Torindan, the High Hold of Faeraven, to seek the truth. What the innkeeper’s daughter doesn't know is that Rand, the mysterious tracker she’s hired to guide her through the wilderness, has been sent on an errand that puts her life at risk. With Faeraven on the brink of war, Rand is faced with a life-altering choice; Mara is torn between escape and learning the truth; and the future hangs in the balance. Will Mara be heir to the Faeraven throne? Can Rand escape the terrors of the dungeon? As Torindan and Pilaer prepare for battle, anything can happen.

My Rating

My Thoughts:
The third book in the Tales of Faeraven is just as surprising as the first two. Just when you think things are okay the story pulls you left and right. Janalyn Voigt has such a way of crafting a fantasy world while weaving scripture into the story and making it relatable as always. I wished there was mention of a time skip for this book. Unlike book two, this book takes place a few years after the events of book two. This also was a bit more confusing as point of views switched up more frequently.

This book is centered around Mara and the secret of her life. Mara was an interesting character. She was bold and sassy. She reminded me of her father and aunt combined. I loved how she went head first into things without really thinking things through. She handled everything pretty well. I can't wait to see her do more as the heir of Faeraven.

Elcon is still a comical character! I enjoyed his interaction with each character. He definitely is fit for High King. He took care of his people and his family the best he knew how.

Emmerich is still the wise man! I LOVE him! I have since book one. I just love the guidance and wisdom he provides to each character. I appreciate that he disappeared for a while to allow the people to come to their senses. I'm curious as to his true plans however.

Kai is still the strong, protective and caring man that he was from book one. I'm glad I got some answers concerning his disappearance in book two. The things going on with Shae are a bit frightening. I hope that gets solved.

Arillia was a bit annoying to me with her insecurities. She allowed Aewen get to her and ruin the better part of her marriage. I feel like she needed to grow up and move forward instead of being stuck in the past.

Rand was an interesting addition to this series. I enjoyed him and how different he was from his father. He definitely was kind hearted. I loved seeing him stand up against his father.

Freaer, as usual, is twisted and annoying. I seriously cannot stand him and hope he goes by the end of book four.

Overall, great addition to the series! Excited for DawnKing which is book four.


About the Author
Janalyn Voigt is a writer and professional speaker with a photography habit and a passion for travel. Her unique blend of adventure, romance, suspense, and fantasy creates worlds of beauty and danger for readers. Tales of Faeraven, her epic fantasy series beginning with DawnSinger, carries readers into a land only imagined in dreams. She is represented by Sarah Joy Freese of Wordserve Literary.


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Comments

  1. I think this book has a great cover and I loved the excerpt.

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  2. Thanks for joining the tour Nay. I'm glad you're enjoying the Tales of Faeraven books.

    Sara, I relayed your praise to the cover artist. Also, thanks for complimenting the excerpt. :)

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