My Review of. . .
Twilight of
Dragons
Our heroes are in trouble.
Having lost one of their
number during the escape from the dwarven slave mines, they long for the simple
pleasures of the sun on their faces and wind in their hair. But such pleasures
are hard to find when you’re heading in the opposite direction, and trekking
ever further underground.
But why on earth would they
do such a thing when there’s nothing to stand in their way?
Because they’re heroes,
that’s why. And the dragons are free, spreading death and fiery destruction
upon the descendants of those who locked them away, so long ago. And nothing
can stop them celebrating their liberty in an orgy of violence. . .
. . . Or so it seems.
Longtime enemies face off.
Unlikely alliances are made. Old scores are settled, while new ones are kindled.
Ancient magicks are unleashed. Unearthly powers come into play.
And all the while, a dark
peril lies forgotten. Yes, a thousand dragon eggs are nearing maturation,
awaiting the catalyst that will give rise to a new reign of terror.
How do you prevent an
apocalypse when the world is coming down around your ears?
Find out, in this spectacular,
action-packed saga filled with heroic deeds, traitorous scum, and sinew rending
battle scenes. It won’t give you a moment’s rest. The pace really is that
exhilarating, setting off at a sprint and maintaining its momentum until the
breathtaking finale.
What I particularly liked
about Twilight of Dragons is the fact that it takes a series of unexpected,
sometimes heartrending/sometimes welcome turns as it nears the end. I’m usually
a jammy so and so at working out the plot and guessing how things will turn
out. So, when I’m taken by surprise – which doesn’t happen very often – I love
it.
So, accept the challenge.
Turn the first page and enter the quest. Death and glory await you, toasted in
your enemy’s blood.
Awesome fun!
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