ReviewsThe Obsidian KeyGathered here is a collection of reviews—the good, the bad, and the ugly—given by professional readers and industry publications. Please be advised, however, that such reviews often surrender elements of plot and story that would ordinarily be revealed throughout the course of the book. If you're not averse to such spoilers, read on! Select a review (or simply scroll down):
Romance Junkies2006 Jarom of Diln, now Torin King of Alson never wanted to be king of anything. He found the legendary Crimson Sword only to save his land from an evil wizard and a Demon Queen. Unfortunately, by retrieving the sword he opened a door to the underworld that will put his world at risk yet again. Allion, Torin's best friend, and now regent, didn't want the responsibility of running a country. Heck, he didn't even want to go on the first quest and leave their forest home. He most especially didn't want Torin dumping the responsibility of a land filled with external and internal strife upon him while the boy king went on yet another harrowing adventure. But what choice did he have? The world was at risk from a deadly, otherworldly foe, and only Torin and the Crimson Sword could stop them. As Torin and Allion travel on their separate but equally dire missions, the world spins out of control. Can they solve their missions in time? Will they find the answers they seek continents apart? And should they succeed will the world ever be the same? Eldon Thompson writes a fantasy epic that will draw you into a spectacular world filled with conniving enemies, furious battles, mystical creatures, and a blazing sword. As you follow along with Torin and Allion, you can't help but wish for them to succeed. With every betrayal your heart will leap to your throat and send your pulse racing. THE OBSIDIAN KEY is the sequel to THE CRIMSON SWORD, and I highly recommend reading the books in order to understand this fantastic world. - Cat Cody, Romance Junkies
|
