The Witch of Webs: The Wandering Inn, Book 12

A wonderful story to read but even better to listen to on audiobook as each character has a distinctive voice and draws you into the story! I wish they could be released faster as my preferred format are the audiobooks. For now I've contented myself with reading the story online and waiting as long as I can so I can listen to many audiobooks all at once instead of just one and waiting again. This time I made it two years and had forgotten many details that was a pleasant experience to go through again. My hope is that someday this story will be complete and it will all be published as an audiobook. Thanks for the story Pirateaba and for narrating Andreau!

And now I'll have to wait(impatiently) for the next book in the series ... I hope it won't be long!

Read this book on her web serial and had to buy the kindle version when it came out. Loved this book. The witches are great. Idk how she writes so many different characters that all feel so different.

This is a 5 star series but this was my least favorite book. The story could have been told with half the length resulting in three times the enjoyment. Overall it was a good story just poorly executed.

Really enjoyed this book in the series. Give me at five stars the pump up those numbers. Can't wait for the next book

Wow. Just Wow! WOW!!! Now that's a book. And I loved every minute of it. This of course is no easy book to blurb as it's almost 46hrs long. I could mention that Erin Solstice gets tripped up, or Numbtongue finds his path, or Octavia gets her moment. But it's so much more. Staria is almost boiled alive to get stronger, Mrsha learns empathy and again is stronger for it! But the real stars of the is book are Daria the half troll girl and Ryoka Griffin. As they really pull out the big guns to fight for Riverfarm and the lives of everyone living there... and as for the witches they're each different, but all asking for the protections that only Laken the Emperor can give them. As for the Web Witch she's as evil as they come a true monster in the guise of a human.Pirateaba needs to take a bow as they've woven this tapestry of words together making a cohesive story for us in book 12. In fact if pirateaba isn't a master level wordsmith, and I believe they are with my whole heart. Then they're a Witch of Webs in the best sense, weaving words around for all to enjoy!

pretty good book tough the big bad witch in this feels a a bit like she came out of nowhere....but fair enought... maybe i missed some forshadowing? at any rate beyond that i its pretty freaking aswesome stuff as always.the series keeps getting better!

I absolutely love Pirate Aba and her books/web series...but...there was something off on this one for me. It felt like the longest ending of a book I've ever read. It's worth reading in the end of course but it felt the ending/plot twist lasted over 20% of the book. Don't let my 3 stars stop you from reading the book though and supporting them.

So I've been following along with the Wandering Inn for quite a while now and this book is keeping up with the best of the series so far. Great characters, plot twists I don't see coming, solid development, the works. If you've gotten this far with the series, please, pick this one up too. I think you're going to enjoy it!

I think the second half of the book easily made this one of my favorite volumes of Wandering Inn, what with its insane stakes at Riverfarm and the way they kept raising them with so much suspense. Not going to go much on spoilers there, but I really enjoyed how packed the writing was and how everything was tied up in the end!

This was another solid entry in this long running series. Lots happen. In the south the election for the city council reaches it's end and has a dark chapter when the mob is whipped up against the minator. A youngster has to choose between revenge and doing the right thing. A bit grim in places but the inverse is a hard world. Meanwhile witches turn up in the Unseen empire. You can not have witches without whitch hunters. Throw in displaced town folk, monsters and family drama and you have a brewing explosion. Many of the old stories about witches are true and a bad witch is abroad. Some really good horror elements in this one as well as slice of life in Erin's inn. Many of my old favourite characters get page time. I hope to see how the goblins who escaped the massacre following the siege get on in the next entry. These are long books which I like where lots of events and character development happen and plotlines are advanced.