Word Walkers: Stolen Secret

by Amelia C.M. Moseley

For centuries, when calamity has approached the Mortal World, a World Walker has appeared to prevent disaster from destroying, well, everything. The problem for Diana Silverwell is that a World Walker has appeared in front of her and neither of them knows what that means. With only a rumor to lead them forward, Diana and Kan’sa must discover the secrets of a nation and stop a hidden threat before it’s too late. Lives at stake, they must uncover the truth long since hidden away.

But will they be ready when they discover that truth?

242 pages, Hardcover

Published May 21, 2019

Reviews

[Ally Moseley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Moseley’s first book of the series is written so vividly and eloquently that it really puts you in the story. Their descriptive writing paints the scene of every location without drawling on for pages. Written in the fantasy genre somewhere between Harry Potter & LOTR, Stolen Secret combines elements of high fantasy into a short palatable read that leaves you excited for the next book. The characters are interesting and the storyline is full of exciting turns, laughs, and tears. A truly amazing book that begins the series with an exciting bang. Highly recommend for those who enjoy fantasy and for new readers in the genre.

[Cen Anon · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fast paced high fantasy novel, perfect for anyone wanting a quick read to introduce them to a new fantasy realm. I definitely related to the heroes’ struggle, knowing they were sent to save the world but not knowing how or from what, a question I’m sure most people have in their lives as they want to make the world better but don’t know how or where to start. After finishing it I bought two copies to give to family and recommended it to friends! Plus how many new fantasy books get a dnd game podcast soon after release? The podcast adds a whole new level of world building! Look up The Deerly Chosen podcast on youtube!
Pros: interesting magic system, a realistic consideration of where the heroes get their money, and a snooty deer companion
Cons: didn’t realize there was cursing on the back of the paperback and had to hide it from more conservative family members. Be wary reading around children or anyone who doesn’t like swearing.