Nahuel must fight against the devastating forces that the Ignobles bring with them and, on the way, discover who he is and what the true story of his family is. Together with a group of young people from all over the world, he will be trained to discover and work his extraordinary skills, without knowing that he is a key player in an ancient, never-ending war. In the mysterious underground floor, Nahuel learns the power of privileges and its sacred connection to nature. The United Nations Organization sends him an invitation that he cannot refuse. Nahuel is a teenager -the most wanted in the world- but he doesn’t know it, because his grandfather has managed to hide his true identity from him. Synopsis: When they finally find his trace, his life and the world order change forever. Recommended Age: 16+ (violence, slight gore) Recommended For.: ya readers, fantasy lovers (On a side note, the thing that really threw me off the most throughout the book was the issues with grammar and typos, which I felt could have been cleaned up more.)ĭisclaimer: I received this ebook from the author. I do hope they continue on with what was beginning to be a little romance between the two of them in the next book though!Īnd that cliffhanger ending, ughhh! I am dying to know what Nahuel’s destiny is! I just KNEW something like this was going to happen! She’s smart, loyal, and brave, but they do constantly talk about how small she is and how Nahuel feels the need to protect her because of that (us small people can be fierce too!).

I honestly don’t even know if I have a favorite character, though I guess if I had to chose one it would be Aremi. With that being said, I understood why he was the way he was and his motives throughout the story (though he either did everything without thought or by throwing together a haphazard plan on the go which drove me crazy). However the MC, Nahuel, annoyed me a lot of the time. I surprisingly had no attachment to any of the characters, which usually puts a damper on things for me, but it actually didn’t for this book. The story mostly takes place in NYC, so I didn’t really have to try to envision is very hard (since I basically live there), but there were definitely parts where the attention to detail was beautiful, like the lights in the tunnels and the forest at the estate. I felt myself constantly needing to read more to see what was going to happen next! The magic system was really cool and I really enjoyed that part of it. The concept of this story was interesting and I was really intrigued by the plot. Thank you to the authors for gifting me a copy of their book in exchange for an honest review.

The Three Privileges by A.V. Davina