Worlds Collide

The Banished Lands #3

by Benjamin Mester

Volume three of the epic saga. The alliance has won a major victory. A breath of fresh air. But things begin to unfold as Sheabor pushes to extend the alliance to Kester and the Bearoc, whose relationship has grown strained. Sheabor's plan may lead to war, not with Corcoran but against the very members he seeks to unite. Find out what happens in this fast paced installment of the Banished Lands series.

390 pages, ebook

Published July 12, 2016

About the author

Roamer of woodlands and seasides. Crafter of worlds and happy endings. Gemologist by trade. Best job in the world!

Some view reading as an escape. I view it more as a longing to find your best life...to be wrapped up in epic circumstances and dream about a life greater than the drudgery of day to day living. These are the people I hope read my books!!

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Reviews

[Rob Crisp · Rating 3 out of 5]

Didn’t finish. The series was good, especially for an author just starting out, but didn’t keep me interested.

[Benjamin Mester · Rating 5 out of 5]

Overwhelmingly, this was the favorite book of the series by most. This book was truly a joy to write. I think what I like most about this book is that out of the three thus far, this book has the least amount of battles and fighting, which goes to show how amazingly versatile the fantasy genre is. It isn't all epic clashes between huge armies. Thanks so much for your reviews, and here's to hoping book four keeps up with the trend and is the best of the series!

[Margaret Stevens · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is book #3 of the series, and the main characters are growing at a greater rate than before. They keep finding themselves in new situations that force them to make choices that deepen their maturity. Some find love, some lose love. Some find themselves possessed by hostile spirits, some find themselves forgiven when the hostile spirit leaves them suddenly. When the planned war falls flat, the result is hard-working people who don't want to tempt that fate again. I liked this book more than the two previous books, and I think you will too. If you have suffered the slow pace of the first two books, you will feel a quiet satisfaction in this volume.

[LAURA J HELFEN · Rating 5 out of 5]

Of the books so far this was my favorite. It had some good twists thrown in to keep you guessing. The action picked up and now I'm waiting for book 4 to find answers to the cliffhangers.