Wizard's Resolve

by Jim Hodgson

A building threat and a people in danger. An evil wizard now turns his eye on Dilara. War is coming.

The nation has known peace since King Usta took the throne, but peace has not rested easy. The Yetkin and their dark magic are gathering strength for a final push to drive Dilara into oblivion forever.

Ozel the Wizard, with his friends and mentors, must take up arms and stand against an unbeatable evil whether or not they survive the fight.

255 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 25, 2018

About the author

Jim Hodgson started writing in the mid 90s, after high school. When his adoptive mother passed in 2006, he turned to his writing as a means of coping with her loss. From there it became an invaluable part of his life.

He’s the founder and editor of The Atlanta Banana, a satirical newspaper. He’s worked as a standup comic and as a sketch writer for Sketchworks. His work has been published in Georgia Music Magazine, Creative Loafing, The Art of Manliness, Dirge Magazine, Singletracks.com, tripleblaze.com, nerdfitness.com, Georgia.org and others.

He’s the author of Dangerous Dan, a humorous science fiction novel, How To Mount Aconcagua, a mostly serious guide to climbing the tallest mountain outside the Himalayas, and Hearts Racing, a romance novel published by Soul Mate Publishing.

Reviews

[Thomas · Rating 4 out of 5]

Have enjoyed all three books of this series, however this ending felt rushed and I think needed expansion to cover serveral places in the book where explanation or support would have made a good story even better. If someone convinced him (the author) to cut down on the story then they did him a diservice. He says this is the last book of this trilogy, but I could see one or two more filling out all the characters and supporting all the questions I had at the end. Maybe he will come back to it later. Either way it was a fun romp and he does conversation and relationships really well.

[Stephen Levesque · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a good series to read. The first in the series was great and to second was good too. This one is good. The series seems to get worse as the books go on. Like the author was hurried to get through them. But the Series is still worth the time to read, you will enjoy. Good Reading Everyone!

[Pam Brann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good books

Good books wish there was more, have been looking for a while but I still have not found anything written yet in this series.

[Don · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice trilogy

Pleasant books with a feel good storyline
Well developed characters all interesting
It doesn't take long to read
But I enjoyed it nevertheless
Please give it a try