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A totally enthralling introduction into the Evorath fantasy series, ‘The Birth of Death’ introduces its readers to a new and exciting world of mythical creatures and supernatural powers.
After responding to a missing persons enquiry, Lieutenant Artimus Atyrmirid, the most experienced Inspector of the Royal Ranger Division investigates the kidnap of 7 young elvish girls of child-bearing age. The chain of events that follow threatens the very fabric of a seemingly peaceful world, as an evil and powerful dark elf with unsurpassed magical powers makes himself and his evil intentions known. The diverse creatures of the forests and beyond must show their unity in a fight for survival…
Complete with an attention-grabbing back story, this epic tale spans time and distance, carrying its readers from huge murky forests to terrifying caves full of secrets and magic in a deep and extraordinarily all-encompassing plot. However, despite its fantastical nature, Joseph Macolino embeds a surprising amount of emotion, as he imbues his characters with passion, loyalty and righteous indignation. Despite the introduction of a whole plethora of uniquely invented beings, their qualities remain recognisable as Macolino cleverly connects them to familiar creatures, enhancing their characteristics to fashion evermore fanciful creations.
Macolino’s rich narrative remains strong throughout as he bonds these creatures superbly, moving them towards unity abrasively, as they join forces in a precarious understanding of the threat before them. When a mighty Avatar is summoned by the wise men of all species, only to disappear again, all seems lost. However, Macolino keeps the tension mounting with magnificently depicted skirmishes until a final epic battle brings the two superpowers together in a clash of ferocious supernatural energy.
Like all great series, ‘The Birth of Death’ ends on a fabulous cliffhanger as questions remain unanswered, leaving the reader hungry for more. A worthy 5-star read.
K A Rupp’s ‘A short stack of sex and other stories’ takes its audience on a saucy journey of sexual encounters spanning history and reality, but remaining true to its premise, that of desire and sexual attraction.
Presented in an anecdotal style, Rupp’s collection of hot and steamy moments dives deeply and boldly straight into the action, with her audience barely able to take a breath between one intimate moment and another.
Bringing a lifetime’s worth of personal insights together The Ranting of an Uneducated Reactionary demands reflection yet it isn’t a taxing read as Phillips most importantly presents a broadly accessible perspective.
Let me let you into a secret. You are unlikely to become a rich writer. And before you start waving Harry Potter and Game of Thrones under my nose, please scroll back to the word ‘unlikely’.
Near Death Experience’s or NDEs as they are more commonly called are not a new phenomenon; they’ve been reported throughout history and yet few subjects create so much division.
A good memoir, told well with a modicum of literary prowess, builds an emotional bridge to its author.
Pitching the rhetoric at just the right point between the believable and the unbelievable compels the reader to continue, and forces them to ponder on possible political realities of the future.
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