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ClareR (6256 KP) rated Faithbreaker in Books

Nov 23, 2025  
Faithbreaker
Faithbreaker
Hannah Kaner | 2025 | LGBTQ+, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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I have a confession to make. I had Faithbreaker drop on to my kindle the day it was released, and I actually had it from NetGalley before then. But I couldn’t read it. I’d built it up so much in my head, that I was really worried that it wouldn’t end the way I wanted it to. I also just didn’t want it to end.
After Sunbringer, there was only one way that Faithbreaker was going to go: full out war. The battle scenes are epic. It’s the relationships that are the most special part of the series for me though. I feel we’ve really got to know and love the main characters in this series

Inara was reunited with her mother in Sunbringer, and she leaves on her mothers ship to try and drum up some support from other countries. Inara has a lot to learn about her mother (and vice versa) after their separation and her mothers previous life. And Skediketh - we all need a Skediketh, don’t we! Our own little God who looks after us, keeps us safe to the best of his abilities, and loves us.

Kissen has joined Inara and her mother on their journey in order to hopefully reunite with her family. But she is also left with the decision of what and who to support - her own interests or those of the greater good.

Elo has stayed with Arren to help protect the kingdom. This was a bit of a shock after everything that happened prior to Godkiller and during Sunbringer, but Elo is a man of his word and feels some loyalty to his King and friend.

I’ve loved this series, I could imagine myself there in the thick of the action, and I loved the main characters - I’ll miss them! I’ve managed to make myself feel somewhat better by pre-ordering Hannah Kaners next book: A Snake Among Swans. Now there’s something to look forward to!