A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians was one of my top books in 2020. This means that I couldn't wait to read A Radical Act of Free Magic.
WOW! It's a slow burning story and I read it savoring the style of writing, the great characters and loving every moment.
As I grew in a Latin country I study French Revolution and Napoleonic Was but as they are told from the other side. It may seem paradoxical but this books made learn about another point of view and discover some very interesting historical character, Pitt and Wilberforce above all.
This story is darker than than the previous but the parts about Pitt/Wilberforce friendships and their banters are delightful. I loved them as much as I loved Fina.
The last part was emotionally charged and I think I cried, it's always hard to say goodbye.
The world building is excellent and I would be curious to learn more about the Vampire Kings and Vampire Wars
H.G.Parry is a talented storyteller and this story always kept me hooked and entertained.
It's a gripping, fascinating and highly entertaining story
Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine