Nostalgia

by T.T. Faulkner

When Therin, the Chronographer of Blood, threatens to tear down the barrier between worlds, Noah and his friends are again forced into action.

As Luna adjusts to an unfamiliar body and Noah adjusts to an unfamiliar Luna, a revolution rises in the Plane of Gods. The beasts and nightmares are being gathered, and their vampiric leader has his eyes set on uniting the worlds. Along with a temperamental werewolf and a fast-talking drop bear, the group will have to band together to stop Therin before total war breaks out. But this Chronographer doesn’t take memories, he devours them.

In this final epic struggle to save both words, the Trilogy of Memories comes to a close. But with a threat so powerful, will anything ever be the same?

329 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 20, 2014

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a thrilling end to the Memory Trilogy! Luna, Noah, Chip, and Zazz quickly find themselves in the middle of a journey to prevent the universe’s destruction. The beginning of “Nostalgia” has a strong sarcastic tone and includes many witty one-liners that continually made me laugh and smile. Faulkner is certainly not a “lackadaisical boggart” of a writer, that’s for sure. As the story progresses and more dramatic elements occur, some of the sarcasm fades to the sidelines as needed, especially during battle scenes. I loved the twists and turns of the story, and how at times their quest seems easy as pie and then the next minute it becomes impossible. I also liked the philosophy aspects that were woven into the story through the characters of the gods, Luna’s mind and body mishap, and other events. It was especially fun when I got to the part alluding to Narnia. It is a good conclusion to a long, strongly woven trilogy. And I will happily adventure into anything Faulkner decides to write next.