Friends of Immersive Fantasy - Readers Club for the World of Ylécium discussion

I thoroughly enjoyed this story. It made me want to share about written by David A. Wells.

If you're looking for something new to read over the Easter holidays, here's a recommendation for you.

From the very beginning, the story opens with our main character's brother being shot by an arrow from an unknown man who then escapes.

You're already asking yourself why did this happened? That's certainly not a bad way to begin a novel.

From there on, I find the author able to set up one situation after the other where you're wondering how the characters can possibly resolve the matter at hand. Yet, with creativity, the writer pulls it together.

The characters are well developed - which is one of the most important parts of a story worth reading.

Some great fight scenes, but it is really the characters who carries the action. The fact that you're following multiple personalities makes it very interesting to read. If you're not a fan of one of the characters, there's always another one to root for.

If you haven't yet explored the Seven Isles, I suggest you put it on your reading list.