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Throne Of Vengeance (2000)

by Jeff Inlo(Favorite Author)

3.94 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

series

Delver Magic

review 1: So, after reading book 1 of this series, I was eagerly awaiting to find out what happened after the events that arose.This book focuses on 5 main plots, the first being the story of how the dwarfs of Dunop cope after the loss of Tun in book 1.As this part unfolds, it forms the plots of the rest of the book that separately (but also as a whole) affects all the other main races.This book does keep the delver Ryson Acumen as the main character, but also focuses on other characters too including: Enin who just might be the most powerful wizard the world of Uton has ever known; Yave who is Tun's mother; the Algors and of course the elves and humans.I really enjoyed this book as it progressed in a way I didn't expect with a couple of real good twists thrown in for good measure t... moreoo.If you have read the first book, then I recommend you stick with the series as its starting to pan out really well in ways you wouldn't have thought!!I'm now going to dive in to the 3rd book!!
review 2: This is book two in the series and yet again I loved it! The action builds quickly and the plot is fast paced. The characters are once again well developed and emotive ~ Jeff Inlo takes the time to ensure that the reader understands why their personalities have developed thus. The book has it's obvious story line but has deeper meanings for the reader to explore and ponder too, which makes it quite thought provoking at times (though not in an overly obvious way). I really enjoyed this sequel and would have plunged straight into book three had I not already committed to reading other books first ~ however I look forward to reading the next two books in the series soon. I am particularly fond of Dzeb. less

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