Books by Brian Rathbone
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review 1: Again, Rathbone kept my interest and eager for more. Rathnone doesn't seem to be an experienced writer as the story jumps around quite a bit with lots of characters lacking real debth. If you are a critical reader this may not be the series for you. I, however, like to read for e...
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review 1: I quit reading at 45% done. It was SLOW. There are many, many scenes that do nothing but provide a sample of their daily life--but nothing changes at all. The heroine goes fishing and catches two fish. That's all. The father wakes up nervous in the middle of the night, but all is...
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review 1: I had the feeling I should have read a book before this, even though it is called Book One. There were lots of places where they talked about what happened before, and gave you some idea, but not details. This is a fantasy with telepathic dragons and people able to pull energy ...
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review 1: 3 StarsInherited Danger by Brian Rathbone, book two in the Dawning of Power Series. . This is a traditional fantasy with a coming of age story at its center. Like book one, the writing and the world building made this book a real page turner and the short length did not hurt eith...
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review 1: Lots of action in this culmination to the trilogy. I enjoyed the interactions between the characters. There are strong relationships and friendships throughout. I've always been a big fan of character driven stories. I like to get to know the individuals and love/hate them. ...
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review 1: First, I would like to thank the author Brian Rathbone for giving me this book for an honest review. This is the first three books of the World of Godsland. I was completely engrossed from beginning to end. The characters are strong and they all make up the many characters tha...
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review 1: This book gets 3.8 stars from me. Even though I felt like the author held me at arm's length, I really wanted to know what happened next.I'm not sure if it was the author's style or the lack of individual voice that kept me from bonding with Catrin and the other characters in thi...
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review 1: Continuing the tale started in the first trilogy, but picking up more than a decade later. While jumping from persona to person, to see what is happening with each character when they are separated, can be a useful tool, it can be a nuisance and distraction when it is over used. ...
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review 1: The quality of writing continues through this third book of the initial trilogy. Although there are clearly more books to come, Dragon Ore rounds up the first story satisfactorily. It is a good ending and all characters are accounted for. Thank you Brian Rathbone for having the c...