All Of Us Villains - Book Review

Seven families, seven champions, one curse, and one winner. The prize is control of all the high magick. For generations, the high magick supply in Ilvernath has been controlled by one family, the decision made each generation in a secret tournament that brings one champion from each family and is fought to the death. Now a tell-all book, author unknown, has been published, drawing attention to the tournament and all its’ gory details. It also details each family that participates, their individual strategies, and all the successes and failures. As more publicity is placed on the tournament and the champions who are tired of the endless cycle, the players begin to take note of the details written in this book. They also begin to see a pattern emerge in the pages and wonder; can this pattern be changed? Who wrote the book and why? Can they really outsmart the tournament?

Age Group: 13-18

Grade Level: 7th-9th

Want More: Book two, All of Our Demise (Blood Before All series)

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