Banished
Sworn to protect, honour and slay. Because chaos won’t banish itself...
Kit is proud to be a Blackhart, now she’s encountered her unorthodox cousins and their strange lives. And her home-schooling now includes spells, fighting enemy fae and using ancient weapons.
But it’s not until she rescues a rather handsome fae prince, fighting for his life on the edge of Blackhart Manor, that her training really kicks in. With her family away on various missions, Kit must protect Prince Thorn, rely on new friends and use her own unfamiliar magic to stay ahead of Thorn’s enemies.
As things go from bad to apocalyptic, fae battle fae in a war that threatens to spill into the human world. Then Kit pits herself against the Elder Gods themselves – it’s that or lose everyone she’s learnt to love.
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Liz de Jager
Liz is far too fond of coffee shops and beautiful stationery but she uses both as incentive to keep on writing. Having been born and raised in South Africa, Liz now lives in the UK with her husband and their unruly Jack Russell. Liz has always loved reading and writing, much to the annoyance of her family who could never leave pens lying about without finding her scribbling on walls or bits of paper.
It was when she moved to the UK that Liz decided to not give up on her dream to become a published writer. She set to work to read as many books as she could and this led to her setting up My Favourite Books book blog which she ran for around eight years. Through blogging she met a great many authors whose own stories fed her fuel and enthusiasm for the written word.
The Blackhart Legacy
The Blackhart Legacy consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
Reviews and Comments
I was really excited to read "Banished", the first book about Kit Blackhart. (Who knew the name 'Kit' could be used for a girl?) She seemed very interesting to me. I have to say I normally don't read books with werewolves in them, but, well ... I just had to make an exception. I wasn't mistaken. "Banished" is an amazingly good book. It made me think about another book which had kind of the same theme (I can't remember the other one now), but this is much better!