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Rogues of Magic #1
Winemaker of the North
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The lands are without magic... and the northern gods are whispering...
Sviska is a man of the shadows, an assassin of an ancient sect; and his masters have a dark task for him. A desolate mountain city holds a secret that he is the key to unlocking. This time, he goes not as an assassin but under the guise as a winemaker.
Magic within the world was destroyed in the age before. But this ordained city, a last hold for dwarves, elves, and all folk of the old world and of the old gods, stands as a refuge for those deemed evil... the enemies of his masters.
His mission will be the last blow in a great crusade against magic but the true evil is not as he understands. An awakening is coming, darkness is on the horizon, and learning of his forgotten ancestry confuses his convictions. His masters would answer his betrayal with death. Now he must choose to follow their will and live or accept his true path and the consequences that come.
The lands are without magic... and the northern gods are whispering...
Sviska is a man of the shadows, an assassin of an ancient sect; and his masters have a dark task for him. A desolate mountain city holds a secret that he is the key to unlocking. This time, he goes not as an assassin but under the guise as a winemaker.
Magic within the world was destroyed in the age before. But this ordained city, a last hold for dwarves, elves, and all folk of the old world and of the old gods, stands as a refuge for those deemed evil... the enemies of his masters.
His mission will be the last blow in a great crusade against magic but the true evil is not as he understands. An awakening is coming, darkness is on the horizon, and learning of his forgotten ancestry confuses his convictions. His masters would answer his betrayal with death. Now he must choose to follow their will and live or accept his true path and the consequences that come.
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First published February 19, 2015
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April 7, 2021
My rating 4.6
The first part of the fantasy series "Winemaker of the North" (Rogues of Magic # 1) by J.T. Williams is a very good book that will be enjoyed by fans of the fantasy genre. The writer introduces us to a world where magic is forbidden through the story of the secret assassin Sviska.
Since he did not kill his last target, his clients send Sviska on a new mission. His life is at stake if he doesn’t do the job. Siska was sent to a town in the north where he was to replace the slain winemaker. The city where he had to come unarmed is plagued by a plague that is slowly killing its inhabitants, and the only hope for their salvation is the wine he needs to make. The city is run by Brethor, who is an ordinary person, but the inhabitants themselves are not ordinary people. As he becomes more and more familiar with the situation in the city where magic is woven into every pore, Siska will soon discover that his task will be more than he expected. But the decision to help Brethor will take him on his greatest adventure in which his every move will be closely monitored by his employers. This will put him in mortal danger because his employers do not suffer disobedience. But the truth will show him the path he will need to take.
I would recommend the book to fans of the fantasy genre.
The first part of the fantasy series "Winemaker of the North" (Rogues of Magic # 1) by J.T. Williams is a very good book that will be enjoyed by fans of the fantasy genre. The writer introduces us to a world where magic is forbidden through the story of the secret assassin Sviska.
Since he did not kill his last target, his clients send Sviska on a new mission. His life is at stake if he doesn’t do the job. Siska was sent to a town in the north where he was to replace the slain winemaker. The city where he had to come unarmed is plagued by a plague that is slowly killing its inhabitants, and the only hope for their salvation is the wine he needs to make. The city is run by Brethor, who is an ordinary person, but the inhabitants themselves are not ordinary people. As he becomes more and more familiar with the situation in the city where magic is woven into every pore, Siska will soon discover that his task will be more than he expected. But the decision to help Brethor will take him on his greatest adventure in which his every move will be closely monitored by his employers. This will put him in mortal danger because his employers do not suffer disobedience. But the truth will show him the path he will need to take.
I would recommend the book to fans of the fantasy genre.
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August 1, 2015This is my book so I will not say if it is good or not... that is for you to decide!
I will say that many cups of coffee, tea, and a bit of wine drinking helped create this book and from this story I have went on to write three (and counting) additional novels.
This novel is about a man's awakening in a world he long believed to be destroyed. A lone city standing as a refuge of magic where the last of the elves, dwarves, and countless other creatures of magic struggle to survive.
My writing is inspired by masters of the fantasy genre. If you like J.R.R. Tolkien you will recognize the intermingled songs and poetry. The fighting and active style of Terry Brooks and R.A. Salvatore is something that I worked to emulate.
Overall, I hope to encourage you to start an adventure into a world returning to its magical roots, to stand with peoples persecuted and facing genocide at the hand of a homicidal Order of men. May the gods of the north watch you in your journey.
-Jeremy
I will say that many cups of coffee, tea, and a bit of wine drinking helped create this book and from this story I have went on to write three (and counting) additional novels.
This novel is about a man's awakening in a world he long believed to be destroyed. A lone city standing as a refuge of magic where the last of the elves, dwarves, and countless other creatures of magic struggle to survive.
My writing is inspired by masters of the fantasy genre. If you like J.R.R. Tolkien you will recognize the intermingled songs and poetry. The fighting and active style of Terry Brooks and R.A. Salvatore is something that I worked to emulate.
Overall, I hope to encourage you to start an adventure into a world returning to its magical roots, to stand with peoples persecuted and facing genocide at the hand of a homicidal Order of men. May the gods of the north watch you in your journey.
-Jeremy
March 18, 2016
He was sent on a mission like none he has ever known, none he has been trained for. Sviska is trained assassin for the Order, accomplished in his profession, but when he is called on to go weaponless under the guise of a winemaker, his world and is destiny will be forever changed. Magic has been destroyed, but one city stills harbors those with abilities and it is here that Sviska will learn his part as a key player, question all he has known and discover his true heritage. Will he become magic’s secret weapon that will bring back its strength? Will he discover he has been previously led on a false crusade for death?
J.T. Williams’ Winemaker of the North is filled with the rich detail of its characters, and the power of strong writing as each scene unfolds with such clarity, one will feel the frigid winds of the North throughout their own body. Sviska’s character comes to life, as he struggles to unravel new truths and unlearn old lies. Follow him on a journey of self-discovery, new friendships and a few twists that you won’t see coming! J.T. Williams has created dark fantasy that will pull you in and transport you to another world.
I received a review copy from the author in exchange for my honest review.
Series: Saints of Wura - Book 1
Publication Date: February 19, 2015
Publisher: J.T. Williams
Genre: Fantasy
Print Length: 306 pages
Available from: Amazon | Barnes & Noble
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J.T. Williams’ Winemaker of the North is filled with the rich detail of its characters, and the power of strong writing as each scene unfolds with such clarity, one will feel the frigid winds of the North throughout their own body. Sviska’s character comes to life, as he struggles to unravel new truths and unlearn old lies. Follow him on a journey of self-discovery, new friendships and a few twists that you won’t see coming! J.T. Williams has created dark fantasy that will pull you in and transport you to another world.
I received a review copy from the author in exchange for my honest review.
Series: Saints of Wura - Book 1
Publication Date: February 19, 2015
Publisher: J.T. Williams
Genre: Fantasy
Print Length: 306 pages
Available from: Amazon | Barnes & Noble
For Reviews & More: http://tometender.blogspot.com
July 14, 2017
An assassination gone wrong, or had it?? The target a young girl, which when the assassin perceived that this was the target, he realized he no longer had the heart to carry on doing the work of the Order. Strangely, he almost immediately received a job, sending him North, acting as a winemaker. He had learnt the art of winemaking at an early age, so yes he was qualified for this assignment. However, all was not as he originally thought, as magic still was used in the Township of the North, magic which was being killed out by the Order, which he owed allegiance to.
Yes, the story evolves, having tie ups with the Half-elf Chronicles. The world is being assaulted by dark forces and those with magic are all that s5and in the way. A story well crafte, I look forward to reading more of this series.
Yes, the story evolves, having tie ups with the Half-elf Chronicles. The world is being assaulted by dark forces and those with magic are all that s5and in the way. A story well crafte, I look forward to reading more of this series.
January 10, 2022
Reading about Brethor again made me so happy but he was so different from The Rogue Elf books. I hope there are books about how this all came about before this series.
January 12, 2021
It's taken me almost a month to endure through this book. IMHO, it's an attempt to write 'the great American novel' but the totally verbose writing drags on and on, bloating simple statements. An example: "Removing a key from her belt, she opened the door and pulled a bottle from it's resting place among others in the locked cabinet." Really? By the time one has gotten through all that, the point is lost and one's asleep. It says, 'She got a bottle from the cabinet.' The whole thing is like that, no editing. I can only assume the primary purpose was to stuff the word count. The world-building was dismal. The story seemed to be how many weak fantasy peoples could this catalog include. Even the basic concept of winemaking was corrupted. Mashing berry juice isn't winemaking. I'm sorry, but honestly, and objectively, I cannot recommend this book at all.
April 18, 2020
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Original story, however, I feel as if it was very rushed. Half way through the book it seemed as if the entire plot was thrown out the window. A lot of obstacles are random with no clear build up. Sometimes it was difficult to read because of how confusing the wording is, especially during the action scenes. None of the characters physical features are ever described so it was difficult for me to picture them. I also couldn’t seem to connect with any of the characters because none of them had distinct personality traits. All in all, I respect the originality of the story and the imaginative thinking it took to write as a whole. I feel as if there was too much wording and focus on minor details instead of the actual plot and character development.
Original story, however, I feel as if it was very rushed. Half way through the book it seemed as if the entire plot was thrown out the window. A lot of obstacles are random with no clear build up. Sometimes it was difficult to read because of how confusing the wording is, especially during the action scenes. None of the characters physical features are ever described so it was difficult for me to picture them. I also couldn’t seem to connect with any of the characters because none of them had distinct personality traits. All in all, I respect the originality of the story and the imaginative thinking it took to write as a whole. I feel as if there was too much wording and focus on minor details instead of the actual plot and character development.
January 7, 2017
Hidden Truths
This is the first book by J. T. Williams I have read and I am hooked! I discovered him via a giveaway and dove inside the covers with no idea about the story. I MUST READ THE ENTIRE SERIES! My husband asked what the story was about as my face distorted into many facets. I LOVE the details, the characters, scenery and different races throughout the story. I experienced the same thrill, awe and wonder when I read The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien many decades ago. So much entwined and little clues here and there with twists you will miss if you don't read carefully. I am definitely buying the series!
This is the first book by J. T. Williams I have read and I am hooked! I discovered him via a giveaway and dove inside the covers with no idea about the story. I MUST READ THE ENTIRE SERIES! My husband asked what the story was about as my face distorted into many facets. I LOVE the details, the characters, scenery and different races throughout the story. I experienced the same thrill, awe and wonder when I read The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien many decades ago. So much entwined and little clues here and there with twists you will miss if you don't read carefully. I am definitely buying the series!
September 29, 2018
Enjoyed every minute of it.
A deftly woven fantasy, the world building is remarkably good, the characters are multi-faceted and interesting and there is a current of mystery underpinning the whole narration.
Pacing is excellent, no dragging, excess of descriptions or tedious filler. This was a vastly improved quality of story-telling when compared to the first book of the The Half-Elf Chronicles, Half-Bloods Rising, which I actually also thoroughly enjoyed!
Will definitely be following the surviving characters as I'm rather invested in them and want to know just what battles they will have to face next. The enigmatic Sviska is definitely one to watch!
A deftly woven fantasy, the world building is remarkably good, the characters are multi-faceted and interesting and there is a current of mystery underpinning the whole narration.
Pacing is excellent, no dragging, excess of descriptions or tedious filler. This was a vastly improved quality of story-telling when compared to the first book of the The Half-Elf Chronicles, Half-Bloods Rising, which I actually also thoroughly enjoyed!
Will definitely be following the surviving characters as I'm rather invested in them and want to know just what battles they will have to face next. The enigmatic Sviska is definitely one to watch!
August 24, 2022
I just couldn’t get into this story. I listened to the audiobook (well narrated by Tim Gerard Reynolds) and it’s possible reading a physical copy would bring a different experience. Maybe.
The story is interesting but the narrative plodded along with plenty of detail but not enough for me to connect with any of the characters. Even so, more than once I missed events and had to rewind—the narrative slipped right past something that should have been weightier.
The big reveals were predictable and, while I suppose it ends in a good spot, nothing is resolved. I don’t think I’ll continue the series.
The story is interesting but the narrative plodded along with plenty of detail but not enough for me to connect with any of the characters. Even so, more than once I missed events and had to rewind—the narrative slipped right past something that should have been weightier.
The big reveals were predictable and, while I suppose it ends in a good spot, nothing is resolved. I don’t think I’ll continue the series.
February 23, 2015
This is a good read. Sviska is an Order Assassin that is great at his work. His character is the driving force of the tale. He obeys without question. He finally has an issue about one of His assignments that causes him to re-evaluate his livelihood.
There is plenty to enjoy in this book. The task that brings Sviska to the North is one of redemption through his cover as a Winemaker. I look forward to more world building from J.T. Williams. This story will continue and I will brave the North to read it.
There is plenty to enjoy in this book. The task that brings Sviska to the North is one of redemption through his cover as a Winemaker. I look forward to more world building from J.T. Williams. This story will continue and I will brave the North to read it.
January 14, 2017
Meh. Definitely not going to continue reading the series. The characters are flat, with stereotypical "growth" moments, no real story arc, and the plot plods along until the last 10% of the book with some crazy action in the final scenes.
There were many places where the character of Sviska could have been broadened, especially in relation to the Lord of the city of magic in the mountains... but again, falling flat and one-dimensional.
Frankly I continued the book to finish what I had started more than anything else.
There were many places where the character of Sviska could have been broadened, especially in relation to the Lord of the city of magic in the mountains... but again, falling flat and one-dimensional.
Frankly I continued the book to finish what I had started more than anything else.
June 3, 2024
Normally i am a huge fan of J.R.Tolkien's works I have read thus far The hobbit, The Silmarillion, and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. I haven't posted reviews yet on Good Reads it is on the to do list.
The Winemaker of the North book one is a very dyanmic read disguised as an assasain Sviska moves through the mountains disguised as a winemaker. the last of his kind Sviska must decide where he must stand in the light or darkness.
The Winemaker of the North book one is a very dyanmic read disguised as an assasain Sviska moves through the mountains disguised as a winemaker. the last of his kind Sviska must decide where he must stand in the light or darkness.
June 19, 2018
The descriptions in this book are amazing, I was reading my book in the hot Mediterranean sun yet could still feel the cold of the northern mountains through which Sviska was travelling! At first I thought this book was very slow moving but as I read on I often had to stop to take a breather as the action got too fast. The sense of mystery keeps the readers on their toes till even after Sviska arrives at his destination. He is sent as an assassin of the order who are working to eradicate magic from the land, he is sent as a pretend winemaker and till he arrives he is fearful of all things magical however when he gets to meet the people of the estate run by Brethor the lord and master of the estate who is so courteous and kind Sviska starts having doubts about the job he is meant to carry out for the order. He sees that magic within the walls is very much alive and he gets to meet creatures he had thought to be extinct long ago but he also sees the cruel effect the curse is having on all magical creatures. He realises that in the cataclysmic war to come he knows whose side he wants to be on and he is chosen as one of the saints of Wura and protector of the great book of magic and the arcane! During the testing trials which he and his fellow saints face Sviska gets to come to grips with his own past and this gives him the strength and conviction he needs to take on the struggle against both men and Gods! This was the first book I ever read by this author but it is such a gripping and action filled sword and sorcery epic novel that I just have to read the whole trilogy and recommend you who also enjoy this genre do the same as it is one of the best first books I have read so far!!
July 18, 2023
I'm sorry. I wanted to give this book as much of a chance as I could. But when the ruler of an area takes a new "winemaker" into secret areas without knowing him, I had enough.
The author put in words why Sviska needs to do as told. But, he never gave me proof or a feel for it. There was no physical or what felt like true motivation for the main character to follow direction. Especially after noting he didn't want to do the assassinations anymore. So why not run? Give me something to go on here.
The first chapter is good, then the story slows to a crawl. I even noticed there were times things were repeated, phrasing the same thing in different ways. Sviska's to be an assassin, but as he enters places we don't get any feel that he's aware or eyes on things. Makes me wonder on his skills. He's a very boring character. Especially for one who doesn't know what he's to be doing.
I gave this book 4 hours of listening, and I felt like I was getting nowhere.
I'm sorry. I hope you enjoyed it if you listened to it.
The author put in words why Sviska needs to do as told. But, he never gave me proof or a feel for it. There was no physical or what felt like true motivation for the main character to follow direction. Especially after noting he didn't want to do the assassinations anymore. So why not run? Give me something to go on here.
The first chapter is good, then the story slows to a crawl. I even noticed there were times things were repeated, phrasing the same thing in different ways. Sviska's to be an assassin, but as he enters places we don't get any feel that he's aware or eyes on things. Makes me wonder on his skills. He's a very boring character. Especially for one who doesn't know what he's to be doing.
I gave this book 4 hours of listening, and I felt like I was getting nowhere.
I'm sorry. I hope you enjoyed it if you listened to it.
October 18, 2018
This is the first book in Mr. Williams trilogy and an epic read it is! Very interesting plot and some surprises along the way. This is very well written which has improved greatly from the author’s Stormborn novella. I liked the idea of the bad guy going soft. Sviska learned to appreciate the magic of the town he was assigned to by the ‘Order’ and came to regret the deceitfulness he was ordered to maintain while he was there. He learned to feel kindness toward the people and wished he could help them with their curse and plagues. He continued to reflect on the Order’s motives and wanted to find a way out of his assignment. The ending came with a fierce battle between the evil Order and the god Wura. An action packed battle at the end very well described! Very exciting!
November 5, 2017
O.k.but not the best
The premise of the book is good. A conflicted assassin sent on a mysterious mission. But I think the book falls short of the mark. The 'hero' is too readily accepted by the people he meets, bearing in mind this is the last refuge magical creatures. They all readily accept their role as 'saints' and seem resigned to this. The characters are not that fully developed I think and are not really fleshed out with any depth. The book moves too fast for me and I think this would have been better as a 'slow barber's giving better evolution of the plotline
The premise of the book is good. A conflicted assassin sent on a mysterious mission. But I think the book falls short of the mark. The 'hero' is too readily accepted by the people he meets, bearing in mind this is the last refuge magical creatures. They all readily accept their role as 'saints' and seem resigned to this. The characters are not that fully developed I think and are not really fleshed out with any depth. The book moves too fast for me and I think this would have been better as a 'slow barber's giving better evolution of the plotline
February 6, 2018
Winemaker of the North by J.T. Williams is the first installment in the Saints of Wura trilogy. Sviska is an assassin disguised as a winemaker.
I had a hard time with this book. It starts out good, but ends up being a bit slow. I felt as though Sviska was not an assassin at all. I know he was in disguise, but he had several opportunities to show me that he was, in fact, an assassin. There was action at the beginning and action at the end, but not much going on in the middle. I would have liked to see more character growth.
Purchased from Amazon.
I had a hard time with this book. It starts out good, but ends up being a bit slow. I felt as though Sviska was not an assassin at all. I know he was in disguise, but he had several opportunities to show me that he was, in fact, an assassin. There was action at the beginning and action at the end, but not much going on in the middle. I would have liked to see more character growth.
Purchased from Amazon.
October 11, 2018
This is one of my favorite books by JT Williams!
From its rich world building, fast-paced scenes, and the whirl of adventure I've come to expect from each of his books, it's an adventure you don't want to miss! Sviska is not your average assassin, and with all the lies, secrets, and betrayal surrounding him, he must decide what side he's on.
If you're a fan of Richard Knaak, Brandon Sanderson, and Jeff Wheeler, immerse yourself in this epic tale and be transported into a world of magic and adventure!
Already into the next installment of the Rogues of Magic trilogy!
From its rich world building, fast-paced scenes, and the whirl of adventure I've come to expect from each of his books, it's an adventure you don't want to miss! Sviska is not your average assassin, and with all the lies, secrets, and betrayal surrounding him, he must decide what side he's on.
If you're a fan of Richard Knaak, Brandon Sanderson, and Jeff Wheeler, immerse yourself in this epic tale and be transported into a world of magic and adventure!
Already into the next installment of the Rogues of Magic trilogy!
May 2, 2023
I really would like to give an insightful review on this book. However, I finished it (cringe) with a sense of confusion. Almost an old style fairy tale. Great idea agonizing execution. I don't think the author really understands the word *began*.
He began up the stairs. He began out the tavern door.
Which should be .. He strode up the stairs. He stepped out the tavern door.
This is my sentence.......After the final supplies arrived, they *began* the wine making process. This does not bode well for the next one. I am sorry Mr. Williams.
He began up the stairs. He began out the tavern door.
Which should be .. He strode up the stairs. He stepped out the tavern door.
This is my sentence.......After the final supplies arrived, they *began* the wine making process. This does not bode well for the next one. I am sorry Mr. Williams.
February 17, 2017
Available Kindle Unlimited other books/collections involved in include Monster Maelstrom: A Flash Fiction Halloween Anthology (Flash Flood Book 2) and Bite-Sized Stories: A Multi-Genre Flash Fiction Anthology (Flash Flood Book 1) and Dark Legends collection and plus of course the others following Winemaker and Half-Elf Chronicles.
Kept forgetting to do the reviews here after doing amazon, so this one is being backdated.
Kept forgetting to do the reviews here after doing amazon, so this one is being backdated.
October 28, 2020
Wonderful read of magic and gods
This story is not at all as it seem. With twists and turns and maybe redemption toward a true path to a new life and a greater adventure. This is just one part of an epic saga to test time itself. I highly recommend this book and will read the next book in the series soon. Can't wait to see where this story will lead us all. I will be reading more of J.T. Williams epic crafted stories over the years to come. Bye for now.
This story is not at all as it seem. With twists and turns and maybe redemption toward a true path to a new life and a greater adventure. This is just one part of an epic saga to test time itself. I highly recommend this book and will read the next book in the series soon. Can't wait to see where this story will lead us all. I will be reading more of J.T. Williams epic crafted stories over the years to come. Bye for now.
February 15, 2021
I cannot give this more than one star. I got to 18% and then I had to stop to save my brain.
There are spelling and grammatical errors in every chapter.
The writing style is bland.
The main character has no personality whatsoever.
There is no conflict. He is told what to do, he does it, and everyone he meets either helps him or is indifferent.
And there is pretty much no world building going on.
So I would not recommend this to anyone ever, not even if you get it for free.
There are spelling and grammatical errors in every chapter.
The writing style is bland.
The main character has no personality whatsoever.
There is no conflict. He is told what to do, he does it, and everyone he meets either helps him or is indifferent.
And there is pretty much no world building going on.
So I would not recommend this to anyone ever, not even if you get it for free.
July 9, 2019
Classic fantasy yarn with several themes that will be familiar to readers of the genre. That is not a bad thing and J.T. Williams does an excellent job of taking the familiar and putting subtle twists that keep the reader engaged.
This is an easy read with a cast of characters that have a lot of potential.
This is an easy read with a cast of characters that have a lot of potential.
June 27, 2020
J.T. Williams delivers another solid story line.
Rogues of Magic offers another solid tale of the Dwemhar. Led by Sviska, an assassin turned hero, the very remnants of magic must be protected from the Order. Chaos, destruction, death, and slim hope sweep across the frozen north of this story’s palette. Entertaining and engaging. Looking forward to the next book in this series!
Rogues of Magic offers another solid tale of the Dwemhar. Led by Sviska, an assassin turned hero, the very remnants of magic must be protected from the Order. Chaos, destruction, death, and slim hope sweep across the frozen north of this story’s palette. Entertaining and engaging. Looking forward to the next book in this series!
November 16, 2024
The plot didn't grab me at all, I couldn't get into it. I felt the characters were a bit flat and the main characters internally conflicted silly since there are no examples of punishment if you go against the order, and I felt the mc just had things happen to them or be told what to do instead of any initiative of their own.
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May 1, 2025Optimistic about next in series..
This was a good read and had many of the elements of the classic fantasy I love. If the rest of the series follows the same pattern and doesn't turn into a torrid romance or throws in unnecessary profanity, this is an author I will be interested in reading more from.
This was a good read and had many of the elements of the classic fantasy I love. If the rest of the series follows the same pattern and doesn't turn into a torrid romance or throws in unnecessary profanity, this is an author I will be interested in reading more from.
November 16, 2017
Sub-Tolkien 'epic' - not as good as it might have been (and needs an editor/proofreader). This book comes to an ending and while the sequence continues I think it will probably do so without my following on.
April 2, 2020
A fast paced adventure.
The characters are intriguing, the setting is realistic, and the adventures are thrilling. I recommend the series for anyone looking for an enjoyable read.
The characters are intriguing, the setting is realistic, and the adventures are thrilling. I recommend the series for anyone looking for an enjoyable read.
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