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Logan Marsh
Logan A Thrilling Fantasy Novel A magnificent group of heroes is lead by a young girl-elf in attempt rescue a magical kingdom from evil forces. Logan Marsh, a young female elf, reunites a group of past heroes to battle the dreadful Hubris, the forceful evil elf who threatens to take over the kingdom with his army of dark-elves, soldjas, goblins and undeads. The heroes face mighty challenges on their quest after a powerful charmed horn, hidden in a deserted castle in a sunken city. Will they reach the horn before the dark forces lay their hands on it and use if for their evil plan? ˃˃˃ Witchcraft, magic and fantasy meet a thrilling drama full of humor, mystery and charm. Mage Choop Krunch, a good-hearted Lutin and a talented sorcerer, joins the famous paladin Achtisanor, the former head of the kingdom's royal guard. With them is Francois De-Fontain Fantastick, also known as “De-Stik”, a cheerful and charming bard, a harper and a poet. Each with his special talents and weak spots, they are all ready for danger and hungry for adventure. Dunlop, a passionate reporter, half human half elf, follows them, eager to report any exciting events. With him joins Serdamus, a tiny Gnome who documents these fantastic events in his graceful sketch illustrations. The events are captured in the beautiful rhymes of “De-Stik”, that smoothens the plot with his special humor and fantastic point of view. ˃˃˃ Join these fascinating creatures in an unforgettable journey. A fantasy thriller that will leave you breathless. This book is an incredible tool to develop your imagination, to sharp your memory and to encourage you to create a magnificent new world in your head. To enjoy it even better – just read it as you are watching a movie Scroll up to grab your copy of Logan Marsh now!
- GenresFantasy
200 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 24, 2015
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About the author
Jonathan Casif
2 books2 followersBorn (1976) and raised in Tel-Aviv to a poor family in a poor neighborhood - what made him full of fantasy. Jonathan became an entrepreneur right after his military service, founded and led two successful start-ups until the age of 30. As an autodidact, dedicated his life to investigate the secrets of Success, and is now a well known mentor of managers inside organizations and students.
Jonathan became a lecturer and a mentor for many others - leading them to achieve outstanding results in their lives. Met Sneer Rozenfeld as they both used to be actors at the same theater at the age of 20. A friendship that gave birth to Logan Marsh.
Jonathan became a lecturer and a mentor for many others - leading them to achieve outstanding results in their lives. Met Sneer Rozenfeld as they both used to be actors at the same theater at the age of 20. A friendship that gave birth to Logan Marsh.
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November 18, 2015
My kids and I love magical creatures. We find books are a good way to improve your imagination and to see and hear about things that may not be real in real life, but they seem so real as you read about them. This book has a large variety of magical creatures. They are all very vividly described, to the point that we can picture them with ease. The pictures are great as well.
We jumped right into this book and couldn't put it down. I read it first and then the kids all read it after me, one by one. We all agreed that this book was hard to put down. The writing is for a younger crowd but still mature enough for adults like me who like to read what my kids are reading before hand so we know they are good books for them.
We love this book. I wish more people wrote books like this. We were all lost in this world and we still talk about the book and some of the characters from it. I found this book is very enjoyable, everyone involved in the making of it, need a huge pat on the back!
I received this product in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion/review/feedback.
We jumped right into this book and couldn't put it down. I read it first and then the kids all read it after me, one by one. We all agreed that this book was hard to put down. The writing is for a younger crowd but still mature enough for adults like me who like to read what my kids are reading before hand so we know they are good books for them.
We love this book. I wish more people wrote books like this. We were all lost in this world and we still talk about the book and some of the characters from it. I found this book is very enjoyable, everyone involved in the making of it, need a huge pat on the back!
I received this product in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion/review/feedback.
December 25, 2016
This is one of those story that has a great number of magical creatures - Elves, Orcs, Goblins, and of course humans. It took me a while to get into the story at the beginning due to way the author chose to set up the story and introduce the characters, however it was different but just a little slow for me. Once the story got going though I was hooked.
The world that Casif has created just goes to show how vivid his imagination is and the descriptions and sights and sounds had me immersed into the story. I loved the little portraits of the characters in the book, it really helped to visualise what they were like.
For a young adult fantasy book it was a good read and I would love to read more from the characters featured - either their own stories or in continuation.
4 stars
* I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review *
The world that Casif has created just goes to show how vivid his imagination is and the descriptions and sights and sounds had me immersed into the story. I loved the little portraits of the characters in the book, it really helped to visualise what they were like.
For a young adult fantasy book it was a good read and I would love to read more from the characters featured - either their own stories or in continuation.
4 stars
* I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review *
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February 8, 2016I found it to be a little difficult to read in spots but the overall story was good. I really enjoyed the bit with the stone eagles, they were really witty.
September 20, 2019
Once again I find myself in a position to give a poor review. The story has a ton of potential, which is why I went ahead and gave it two stars, but in the end, grammar killed this book.
Near the beginning of the book we find the name of a translator, but a translator is not an editor. This novel is in serious need of a rewrite with a proper editor to guide the story into a good read.
To begin with, the sentence flow was tragic, in the sense that there were several instances of interchanging tenses. For example, "He rose quickly and gestures with his hands..." rose and gestures are not in the same tense in this sentence. There were far too may occasions that we see such a thing. Now, this could be a translation snafu, but it really injures the story in the long run. "He never even heard of that order." Was another really cringe worthy phrase in this book.
There were also many, many instances of added or missing words, as well as misspelled words and strange phasing. We have soldiers and soldjas, Marsh and Mash. There were times when the name of things like a sword were so close to the character's name that they were used interchangeably.
I also found the flow of the text to be rocky and uneven. There were no transitions between povs, and the formatting of the paragraphs were sometimes strange. To me, this felt like a rough draft in serious need of editing.
Onto the actual story. I found it to be remarkably similar to a DnD game. Not that that is bad, but the story could have been better with more depth. The characters were quite flat, except for the bard De-stick, but that was only because the rambling phrases he used were either incredibly annoying or ingenious. Personally, I found the constant need to rhyme particularly annoying, but that's my personal opinion.
My biggest pet peeve? Cutting the dragon's ear off. If they cut off the ears, it shouldn't become deaf. Not unless the entire portion of the ear canal, ear drum, etc. were cut off with it. I'm not an expert, but I can't seem to think of any animal that would have the entire hearing mechanism outside of the head in their ear. Can you? Maybe I'm wrong, but everything I've learned about anatomy says otherwise.
Long story short, this one just didn't cut it for me. I would have given up long ago if it weren't for the fact that it bugs me too much not to finish a story.
For my clean readers:
Includes violence, mild language, dark magic, and a description of torture and rape close to the end.
Near the beginning of the book we find the name of a translator, but a translator is not an editor. This novel is in serious need of a rewrite with a proper editor to guide the story into a good read.
To begin with, the sentence flow was tragic, in the sense that there were several instances of interchanging tenses. For example, "He rose quickly and gestures with his hands..." rose and gestures are not in the same tense in this sentence. There were far too may occasions that we see such a thing. Now, this could be a translation snafu, but it really injures the story in the long run. "He never even heard of that order." Was another really cringe worthy phrase in this book.
There were also many, many instances of added or missing words, as well as misspelled words and strange phasing. We have soldiers and soldjas, Marsh and Mash. There were times when the name of things like a sword were so close to the character's name that they were used interchangeably.
I also found the flow of the text to be rocky and uneven. There were no transitions between povs, and the formatting of the paragraphs were sometimes strange. To me, this felt like a rough draft in serious need of editing.
Onto the actual story. I found it to be remarkably similar to a DnD game. Not that that is bad, but the story could have been better with more depth. The characters were quite flat, except for the bard De-stick, but that was only because the rambling phrases he used were either incredibly annoying or ingenious. Personally, I found the constant need to rhyme particularly annoying, but that's my personal opinion.
My biggest pet peeve? Cutting the dragon's ear off. If they cut off the ears, it shouldn't become deaf. Not unless the entire portion of the ear canal, ear drum, etc. were cut off with it. I'm not an expert, but I can't seem to think of any animal that would have the entire hearing mechanism outside of the head in their ear. Can you? Maybe I'm wrong, but everything I've learned about anatomy says otherwise.
Long story short, this one just didn't cut it for me. I would have given up long ago if it weren't for the fact that it bugs me too much not to finish a story.
For my clean readers:
Includes violence, mild language, dark magic, and a description of torture and rape close to the end.
September 29, 2018
This book is actually better than the 3 star rating. It is a good story, albeit derivative. And it reads like a novelization of a fun DnD adventure. The characters are engaging and that's a saving grace (it wins on its saving throw against charisma!) It would certainly hugely benefit from a good editor and actual human proofreading. Spell check and Grammar check have definitely run amok and rolled critical fails. Great Fantasy literature it ain't but it was worth the couple of hours I spent reading it. Take a chance look beyond the grammatical gobbledygook and if you can put up with DeStick's annoyingly clumsy couplets you'll have a fun read.
March 3, 2016
Logan Marsh is great fantasy adventure.
Group of unlikely heroes who are attempting to rescue kingdom.
I loved every page full of action, mystery and humor.
Beautifully developed characters and creatures with intriguing plot will pull you in with speed of light.
Group of unlikely heroes who are attempting to rescue kingdom.
I loved every page full of action, mystery and humor.
Beautifully developed characters and creatures with intriguing plot will pull you in with speed of light.
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December 10, 2018dnf just not my cup of tea made it 4 chapters
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