Books by M.L. Forman
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review 1: Alex is enjoying his new home in Alusia, riding his horse and feeling free, when he receives a geeb (magical messenger) which contains a note begging him for help. Being himself, he can't turn away and ignore the call, although he does send a note to his instructor, before settin...
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review 1: *SPOILERS*This book had amazing potential, but it kind of failed in the interesting section. I really charecter development, but this book was just non stop them talking and learning, and it wasn't really adding to his personality or his view as a reader. He faces all of these cr...
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review 1: Surprisingly, as much as I loved the first book in this series, I enjoyed and appreciated the second installment even more. There is a wonderful rhythm and pacing to the author's writing; not hurried or rushed, but moving forward at a very steady and pleasant manner. Although a...
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review 1: The book was a great addition to the series. Alex has clearly learned more about wizardry and has gone through many hard times even though he is the powerful wizard he is now. The Sands of Nezza has included more mischievous people and villains into the series, but I suspect that...
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review 1: This one was better than the first one. I love the lessons it teaches and I love that it's not a series of unfortunate events. Somethings go as planned and some don't, but the hero of the story doesn't fail at everything until the last battle where he miraculously wins. I love th...
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review 1: Alex is more than ready for his next adventure to begin. He's been studying magic back home, waiting for his teacher Whalen to get done with his adventure so Alex can begin to study properly. But before Whalen can get free, another opportunity opens up---and Alex is soon back on ...
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review 1: Great series continues. Things are getting more complex, but the story continues to move forward with its steady pacing and rhythm. Never rushed, but it does move with a kind of relentless progress. The main character has advanced significantly in the course of three books, yet...
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review 1: Ok.So there are tons of reasons this series should be recommended to any of my friends. This is an interesting series I am sad there aren't more books released yet. But if anyone has ever played D%D or AD&D they know the whole feeling of these books. Adventurers... Bags of holdi...