Warrior Witch IS the ending that this amazing series deserves. The ending that completely destroys you and then fixes you. The ending that your heart will never forget. - The Reader and The Chef; This book felt like a roller coaster to me, in the best way possible. I loved how Jensen managed to throw me off still by revealing aspects about certain characters. How she managed to change my mind on characters I felt very strongly about. In my opinion, this is a great example of a final book done right. - The Fictional Reader; From all the endings of series I've loved before, Warrior Witch has got to be the most painfully beautiful I've read. - The Nocturnal Fey; This book was so fantastic. - Words I Write Crazy; Battles, romance, snarky characters, and copious heart-wrenching scenes. I admittedly cried a few times - the end turned me into a blubbering fool (just warning you). It's so emotional. If you haven't had a chance to pick up this series yet, and are a fan of fantasy with lots of magic, amazing characters and a wonderful fantasy world - I would highly recommend it. - N3rdbomber; Warrior Witch is a fabulous conclusion to a compelling series. This is just as rich and satisfying and complex as the other ones in the series. It finishes on a very strong note and is wonderful throughout. Go and read! - Librarian on the Lake; A thrilling book. - City of Books; If you like fantasy, intrigue, and edge-of-your-seat suspense with a slightly feudal touch then I suspect you're going to love this series as much as I have. - Popcorn Reads; This was the perfect ending to this series. - Zach's YA Reviews; All I can say is, please, read this series. It's addicting and so very consuming. The world that Jensen created is so vivid and detailed. - Corrie the Book Crazed Girl; Warrior Witch is an example of how a series should end - building off the strengths of the earlier books while bringing new elements to the tale. In this final instalment, the reader is treated to superb pacing that brings the Malediction Triology to a satisfying close. - Cowering King; One thing that I have learned from Danielle L. Jensen, is that she will make me laugh in one moment, only to break my heart later, and she totally did that with this book; I was totally expecting my heart to be broken and she managed to do that in the most beautiful and flawless way possible. - Book Nerd Addict; This is a series you NEED to read. - A Thousand Words, A Million Books; If you haven't started this series yet, please fix that. I know, you're probably wondering...trolls? TRUST ME - these aren't the trolls that live under bridges and are creepy and scary...well most of them at least. I loved this series and have to say that although I am sad that Cecile and Tristan's story is complete and I won't get to hang out with these characters anymore, I thought Jensen did a wonderful job of concluding the series. - Fiction Fare; A completely fitting and engrossing end to a wonderful series. Anyone who hasn't had a chance to start the trilogy, should pick it up as soon as they can - it's a fantastic binge read! - Bookish Whimsy; It gave me, as a reader, the sense of closure I always want to be left with after finishing a series. - Erudite Artist; Another beautiful series has come to an end. I will forever remember this mesmerizing world with its awe-inspiring characters and their heartbreaking story. The Malediction Trilogy has cemented a spot in my heart. - BookCatPin; I don't think the trilogy could have ended better in any other way. - In Love with Handmade; It was simply a stunning conclusion. - Sabrina's Blog; Now THAT is what I call a heart-stopping ending. Warrior Witch definitely ups the stakes and keeps you at the edge of your seat the whole time. - Boricuan Bookworms; Warrior Witch was a stunning conclusion to the Malediction Trilogy. Once I started reading it, I could not put it down. This is one of those series that you don't want to ever end. - Books Without Any Pictures; Praise and Reviews for the Malediction Trilogy:; Amazing world building. Incredible writing. Awesome characters. No dull moments. Fierce and not-whinny-and-annoying heroine. And a swoon worthy Troll prince. Stones and sky! I was completely engulfed in the world of Trollus. It felt like I have been living inside its world throughout the entire time I'm reading this incredible book. - The Nocturnal Fey; If you're looking for a YA fantasy full of magic and mystery and intrigue and romance and wonderful, heartfelt characters that you could easily accept to be trapped under a mountain with, then don't just read Stolen Songbird - inhale it. Deliciously written in two POVs that are deep and personal and completely intertwined with one another, this book is at once like hot chocolate on a rainy day with a cat on your lap, and a shot of something wicked when you're feeling wired. There's nothing I even remotely disliked, and a list as long as most Welsh train station names of things I loved. Stolen Songbird was a dream to read, a dream to adventure through, and a nightmare to leave. I didn't want to wake up - and neither will you. - Jet Black Ink; This was an absolutely fantastic YA fantasy novel. There is a ton of wonderful magic and intrigue in this book. I love the chemistry between Cecile and Tristan and how they are both striving to make the kingdom a better place for all involved. I really enjoyed this book a ton and am very excited to see how the story wraps up in the final book of this series. This series is highly recommended to fans of intrigue heavy fantasy. - Hidden In Pages; Overall, Hidden Huntress undeniably surpasses as a sequel to Stolen Songbird. I was blown away by the ending and cannot wait for book 3! Danielle L. Jensen has shaped an underground city of magical creatures into one of my most valued book worlds - and that makes me extremely excited for future works. - Life Writings of a Reader
