Rilari, the fourth instalment in W.D. Kilpack III’s New Blood Saga, isn’t just another fantasy novel. It’s an emotional odyssey that will leave you breathless. Buckle up for a story that throws you headfirst into the world of the Rilari, where humanity’s fate rests on the shoulders of a courageous, yet relatable, leader – Natharr, Guardian of Maarihk and Knight-Marshal of the Knights of Ril (a.k.a the Rilari).
Kilpack masterfully crafts Natharr as a hero brimming with both strength and vulnerability. He’s a leader who inspires with his bravery, lightens the mood with his cheeky side (let’s just say he gains an unconventional companion), and grapples with his own emotions, particularly with his relationships.
Chapter Thirteen, aptly titled “Well Come,” stands out as a prime example of Kilpack’s exceptional writing. The descriptions of the Knights of Ril facing their adversaries are so vivid, you’ll feel the chill of chilly rain, the steel of battle tactics and the agony of loss alongside them.
Kilpack, like any talented author, solidly concludes Book Four while deftly planting the seeds for readers to intensely crave the next instalment. It’s a testament to the finesse of this skilled writer.

Immerse yourself in the New Blood Saga, and I assure you, you won’t be disappointed.
Five stars from me. I loved the book! ( )