Achan Cham, the stray recently discovered to be Gidon Hadar, heir to the throne of Er’Rets, has finally accepted his destiny. By Darkness Hid told us the story of Achan’s discovery of his heritage while […]
With seamlessness and suddenness, Jill Williamson throws the reader back into the fury of the Blood of Kings chronicles. The cliffhanger to end By Darkness Hid becomes the immediate conflict of To Darkness Fled. Much […]
Her fingers dance the dance of Story, weaving wispy ethereal, ephemeral tendrils of light into crystallized form. As she weaves, she speaks, recounting any one of the famous tales—the ones that are allowed, anyway. And […]
Ever since The Circle Trilogy hit the shelves in 2004, readers have not been able to get enough of Ted Dekker’s fantasy world of Other Earth—a world akin to Lewis’s Narnia or Tolkien’s Middle-Earth. But […]
Human. That’s all Achan Cham really wants in life—to feel like a human. But Strays are afforded such dignities and he’s lucky to have the place to sleep and the little food he gets to […]
With The Keeper, Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee have gives readers a short story prequel to Forbidden, enough to whet your appetite, though I daresay Forbidden is tasty enough by itself. I’m not one to tell […]
It all began when Rom Sebastian was entrusted with a vial of blood and a cryptic message. Actually, it all began before that, when the world was nearly destroyed and do save it, an airborne […]
Nine years have passed since Life first came unto Death and Death did not understand it. Nine years Rom Sebastian has been Mortal, able to feel the emotions deemed too dangerous to exist: Love, Joy, […]
The Circle. Diligent followers of this review site (and I thank you for being diligent followers; go ye and make disciples) will have noticed that over the past few days, TCC has dived deep into […]
The world is dead and yet they walk about ignorant of their death, unaware that what makes them human has been stripped from them, that real life has been Forbidden and emotion deemed too powerful […]
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