5 Stars for The Call of Agon by Dean F. Wilson
The Call of Agon by Dean F. Wilson
The Call of Agon is a wonderfully crafted work of fantasy. The story begins with the city of Larksong being attacked by viscous hordes if evil creatures. Prince Herr’Don, the Cleric Ifferon, and a young man named Yavun escaping from the battle and into the wilds.
Their resolve is tested as they journey through evil and perilous lands on the way to safety. Safety though was only a hope. As they pressed on further, they met with new perils, met old friends, and made new acquaintances.
Not going to spoil the story for you, but needless to say that their journey to battle against the forces of the Lichelord, was not an easy journey.
The author did a terrific job of blending world building, action scenes, and shifts in the plot as the story developed. The dialogue was superb and made the reader feel closer what was happening around the unique characters in the story.
5 out of 5 Stars. An epic fantasy story to please even the pickiest of readers.
I would recommend this book to all fans of the fantasy genre.
The Call of Agon: Book One of The Children of Telm
Review by: David at Indie Authors and Books
www.indieauthorsandbooks.com
The Call of Agon is a wonderfully crafted work of fantasy. The story begins with the city of Larksong being attacked by viscous hordes if evil creatures. Prince Herr’Don, the Cleric Ifferon, and a young man named Yavun escaping from the battle and into the wilds.
Their resolve is tested as they journey through evil and perilous lands on the way to safety. Safety though was only a hope. As they pressed on further, they met with new perils, met old friends, and made new acquaintances.
Not going to spoil the story for you, but needless to say that their journey to battle against the forces of the Lichelord, was not an easy journey.
The author did a terrific job of blending world building, action scenes, and shifts in the plot as the story developed. The dialogue was superb and made the reader feel closer what was happening around the unique characters in the story.
5 out of 5 Stars. An epic fantasy story to please even the pickiest of readers.
I would recommend this book to all fans of the fantasy genre.
The Call of Agon: Book One of The Children of Telm
Review by: David at Indie Authors and Books
www.indieauthorsandbooks.com
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