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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Faith Jackson

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was full of action from start to finish. I’ve read the previous of this series from this author and color me impressed with this last of the series. I fell in love with Rune the moment I read the first books by Megan Mackie because she’s that thrilling to read about. This book is absolutely no different. I love everything about this book from the environment and the meaning behind it for the heroine, the fact that a meaningful legacy follows our main character but her crew as well. What’s really suspenseful is when Rune prepares to defend her claim and it was very exciting to read about because her crew is very fearless. This time they’re in for a huge battle with the reader curious and excited to follow them through the trenches.

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Katie Matthews

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Another great read from this author. This is the third book in the Lucky Devil series and I would definitely recommend that they are read in order! This for me was a little slow to start but I still really enjoyed it. I really like Rune; she’s a great character to read about. The action in the story definitely picked up in the second half of the story and my attention was definitely grabbed from there on in. The author does have a wonderful attention to detail which is great for me as a reader; it helps me imagine what I’m reading.
Overall a great third book in the series and I look forward to more from this author in the future.

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Michelle Austin

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie

The Devil’s Day (Lucky Devil #3) by Megan Mackie was a good 4 star read.

The series continues and I was excited to see what was coming next. It took me a bit to get pulled in but once I was I couldn’t put it down. Rune is preparing for a magical duel. We also get some sparks between Rune and Benedict. Both of these characters are great, We get action, adventure and so much more.

I would highly suggest that you read the first two books in the series, otherwise you may be lost. The author does a great job with her writing and pulls you right into their world. All of the characters added a great element to the story. I look forward to reading more from this author. 1-click and get started today.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson – Review by Caralee Loonat

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
4 Stars!!!!

One thing I like is discovering new authors. This is the first book from this author that I have read and I was quite impressed. I found the author had a refreshing style and also unique story. I felt as though I was right in the thick of the adventure. I really like how it had a lot of supernatural and characters. I found it to be quite a nice change from my normal genre.

I like how the main character Edmond is forced to make the ultimate sacrifice to sort the situation. I really like how the book flows. I just could not put it down. I really like how the plot twists and turns and how all is righted in the end. I will definitely read more from this author in the future.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Jenique Bornman

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

AAA+++++++ I can’t even put into words how much I enjoyed this retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo.
J. Trevor Robinson definitely did his research with French history and the way he seamlessly wove the supernatural aspects into this classic storyline was masterful.
The story was close enough to the original that I could tell where the storyline came from but Robinson didn’t steel the story he expertly put his own supernatural twist into it.
AMAZING world building and the characters took the story to new heights.
Thank you for doing the beloved classic justice.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Chantelle Smith

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first read from this author and I’m so glad that I picked this read up! This is an epic adventurous read that takes you on a journey of fantasy, paranormal and magic! I totally hooked with this read and pulled along with the storyline of our characters. I had no problem connecting to our main character Edmond, and loved following along on his journey throughout this read! I was left, wanting to find out more and what would happen next. I highly recommend this read and can’t wait to read more from this author!

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Heather Lovelace

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved the tale this is based off of and was excited to see how Robinson would stay true to the material while putting a paranormal spin on the context. Anyone that has spent any time in the pages originally spun by Dumas will find Robinson staying true to major character details and plot movement. The pacing felt similar and there was a certain epic scale to this tale that is often not part of modern fiction. I was intrigued to read these pages to find how the paranormal spin would root and resolve. I embraced this new spin on a classic and thoroughly enjoyed it. The original is a classic and cannot be truly matched. However by changing the environment and a few key plot points, Robinson does a beautiful job refreshing it and staying true to its basic principles. Loved it.

Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Book 3) by Megan Mackie is a Sci Fi Fantasy story. Rune and St. Benedict are back and find themselves in a magical fight. Along the way Rune is faced with secrets, lies and betrayal. I wanted to shake her shoulders and tell her to wake up and get her stuff together but not only that I wanted to smack St Benedict. The first half of the book was a little slow and took a while to get into it but the second half is where things pick up and the action begins. You really need to read the other two books in this series before you read this one otherwise, I think you will find it hard to settle in this story.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Super Sorry by C.A. King, USA Today Bestselling Author – Review by Tehreem Tahir

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Super SorrySuper Sorry by C.A. King
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4.25 stars

I was going through a reading slump when I started reading this but it was so easy to read and Sarah is just a really likeable and funny character! I feel like I really related to her despite being in my early 20’s.

Sarah is your average popular high school girl who cares too much about her image. However, puberty and other supernatural abilities hit her as she discovers more about the boarding school she’s at.

This story has a mix of mystery, humour, supernatural/paranormal elements and an adorable talking beaver! I think it was done really well and I can’t wait to read more from this author!

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Jonell Collins

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I know what your thinking and truly I thought the same thing. As a fan of The Count of Monte Cristo I thought this could be nothing but sacrilege. Oh, how very wrong I was. The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson, was a really great book. As intricate and elaborately plotted as the original but who can pass up an alternate reality complete with its own fantastic monsters and gifted folks. Of course, the characters remain wonderful but oh what a wonderful new world. And zombies! Dear reader, don’t pass this one up. This is golden.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I thoroughly enjoyed this fantasy thriller which is a retelling of the classic Alexandre Dumas adventure ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’ but set in a world of monsters and magic. Like in the original novel the story centres around Edmond Dantes who is about to marry Mercedes his sweetheart and who has just been made captain of a ship. Just as things are going well for Edmond the jealousy and ambition of others result in Edmond being framed for treason and sent to prison indefinitely. Whilst in prison he finds a friend who talks about a terrible power which is hidden on the island of Monte Cristo. Edmond manages to escape and gives up his humanity so that he can get revenge on the group of men who framed him, making the decision to be mummified alive. Edmond then pursues his enemies to Paris where he devises a plan to ruin the men’s new lives completely but he keeps experiencing unexpected reminders of the humanity he left behind. He then learns that one of the men has an even grander plan that could result in worldwide death all for his own profit.

This is a wonderfully written novel and it really is a, “thrilling tale of magic, monsters, envy, wrongful imprisonment, and revenge”. I was hooked from page one and although it is a lengthy book I found I could not put it down. The story follows the original but with the added fantasy elements making the storyline intriguing and the narrative flows well moving the story along at a fairly fast pace. I like the short chapters and I think that works well and the authors descriptive writing style really brings the characters and the setting alive making me feel fully immersed in the story. The plot is action packed and full of drama and I was gripped until the end of this unique and original novel. This was an epic read but also an enjoyable and engaging one and I would recommend ‘The Mummy of Monte Cristo’ to all readers regardless of whether they have read the original.

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Bok 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Caralee Loonat

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Devil’s Day (Lucky Devil #3) by Megan Mackie
4 Stars!!!!

Another adventure at the Lucky Devil. I have to say that this author has such a unique and refreshing style. I was drawn into the action as though I was part of it. I really like how the characters have a complex mix of interaction. I really like how they all seem to compliment one another and the story is also mixed with bits of back story that brings adds to all.

I really found myself drawn to Rune’s character. I could see how as the story progresses she is coming more into her own self. I really like the drama that unfolded in this book as it was very explanitory of her story and that of her family. I like the undertone of romance. I look foreward to reading more from this series as well as this author.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Piper Foster

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Firstly you need to read the previous books in the series before divulge into this book othwise you miss key parts. You want suspense and romance this book is for you. Rune is a very strong character rebuilding her life what can change now. Will the devil come to collect. I could not put this book down until the end of the story.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Erica Fish

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

For anyone who loves classic stories, this one is enjoyable. As the first book by this author, I found it to be entertaining. J Trevor Robinson is a new author to me. I found his writing style to be enjoyable. It is hard to take an old tale and make it new again. The genre of this book is fantasy and thriller. I found myself going on a thrilling ride. The characters are fully developed and complex. The storyline keeps you going to see what is coming around the corner now. This book is about Edmond. He has everything going for himself. He has a fiance and a promotion but in one second everything is gone. He is being charged with treason and now he is being threatened to have his humanity taken away. I highly recommend reading this story to follow Edmund’s story for yourself.

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Journeys Through SpaceTime (Journeys Through Book 1) by James Talisman – Review by Jenique Bornman

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Journeys Through SpaceTimeJourneys Through SpaceTime by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

You have to make time to read this one!!!! You can’t just speed read through it
This story is written the same way a carpet is woven…… lots of information, characters and worlds and it all comes together to make one AMAZING book.
James Talisman definitely knows his stuff when it comes to world building and attention to detail.
Every character has a purpose and he describes them so well the you feel like you know them personally.
If your looking for adventure and fantasy this is the book for you

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Mirela Ruiz

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie was a great continuation of the series. I have gotten attached to Rune and St Benedict. Their lives are full of action and adventure. I loved all the attention to detail, it never fails to pull me into the world. I really enjoyed the twists and turns.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Liz Vrchota

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I wasn’t exactly sure what I had gotten myself into when I picked up The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson. I have never read his work prior to this and the premise was definitely strong and pulled me right in. I personally adore ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, so I was highly intrigued to see what he would do with this classic fav of mine. I must say I had high expectations going into it that it would be something I would ultimately enjoy. This book plays out fairly slow. I will start with that because it stuck in the back of my mind as I read most of the book. I was constantly waiting for that extra bit of magic I wanted for lack of better description. It just felt like it took forever to get to the good stuff lol. This however didn’t ruin my overall enjoyment of the book and its premise. I won’t divulge much more than you get in the synopsis because that would ruin the twist he has given Monte Cristo. I can tell you there is something for everyone in this between the nod to classical literature, mummies, magic, monsters and zombies, and even some adventurous points. I think all the aspects are what kept me enthralled as I felt it drug on. I am eager to see what else we have or will get from Robinson!

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Kerry Baker

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson is a classic horror story and is a remake done well. The author has created what feels like one of those timeless classics and is such a great story.
The book is well written and you really connect with the main character. It is so easy to understand why he acts the way he does. The story itself is a deep and complex story that is an experience overall for the reader.
This is the first book that I have read by this author and I enjoyed the way he put everything together and created such a vivid story. This was a brilliant book and one I thoroughly enjoyed.

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Laura Furuta

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3)
By Megan Mackie
5 out of 5 stars

I loved reading the book The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie. It is a story that pulled me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until the final page. I love the characters of Rune Leveau and St. Benedict. Rune is someone who has magical Talent, is kind, strong, and even though she won’t admit to it is attracted to St. Benedict. St. Benedict is a cyber-spy who is attracted to Rune however feels that the best thing that he could do for her is to leave. This story finds Rune defending her claim to the House of Magdaline. What does the future hold for Rune and St. Benedict? Read this book to find out. This is a story that has secrets and surprises throughout. It is a book that had me turning pages wondering what was going to happen next. Rune and St. Benedict are characters that I care about what happens to them. Then there is Abraxas who has a selfish agenda and plans. I enjoyed reading about the other familiar characters in the series. The author does an amazing job of making the storyline and characters come alive. This is another exciting and entertaining book in a wonderful series. I highly recommend reading it.

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The Devil’s Day (The Lucky Devil Series Book 3) by Megan Mackie – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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The Devil's DayThe Devil’s Day by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I have read every book in this series by this author. I enjoyed this one just as much if not more than the previous ones. I highly suggest reading this series, it is full of action and just entertaining to read. This author has continued to impress me with her writing skills and attention to details. This story is no different. The characters bring the story to life and they are connectable. They pulled me into their story and made it feel realistic. Rune has rebuilt her life but will the Devil come calling to collect what is his? As past secrets are brought to light, what do they mean? This is where the story really picks up and I couldn’t put it down to the last page. This is a great story that was fun to read. I highly recommend this book and his author.

Review by @bjwagner
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Age of Druids (The Druid’s Brooch Series #9) by Christy Nicholas – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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Age of Druids (Druid's Brooch #9)Age of Druids by Christy Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This wonderfully written historical fantasy is set in Ireland and incorporates supernatural elements and old Irish Fae lore. The author has done an amazing job through her descriptive narrative with making her world come alive as the characters travel to and from different realms. I loved all the different characters but especially the main character, Clíodhna who’s husband is missing and who has three children. I felt she was relatable and I was engaged with her plight as she finds herself in the middle of growing quarrels with the new church. I read this happily as a standalone story but I feel that if read as part of the series I would have appreciated the storylines that crossover better.

Clíodhna encounters a stranger near her home in the woods and discovers a kindred spirit in him and he is able to teach her how to harness her own innate powers and talents. She also develops a friendship at the new church with one of the monks and they enjoy talking about, life, philosophy, and theology. Clíodhna feels that for once her life is to be savoured rather than being about just surviving. However, things soon change when a new church leader arrives and suddenly her relationship with the monk causes conflict as does that fact that her new teacher clashes with the church’s ideals. Clíodhna ends up having to choose between happiness and even her life, and her family as her rash decisions result in her having to change her own fate.

Clíodhna believes it may be better for everyone if she leaves and disappears into another world but it would mean leaving her children behind with a trusted friend and trusting them to the mercies of fate. Her other option is to use her powers and abilities and face the danger head on. This is a fairly fast paced story with an intriguing storyline and an active plot all of which had me hooked from start to finish. I felt completely immersed in the story and found it to be an enjoyable and engaging read. I am now keen to read the rest of the series starting at book one.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Kerry Carr

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great book that had me gripped right from the beginning. It contains magic, deceit, and revenge all added together to make a story you won’t be able to put down.

Edmond  seems to have his life on track and heading in the right direction. He is due to marry the love of his life and he has been promoted to Captain of the ship, a great achievement for a guy so young.

However his life is turned upside down by jealousy of others and when Edmond is arrested for treason against the king his life seems over as he is sent to prison.

But when Edmond escapes he sets on to get his revenge on the people who lied about him and caused him to lose the life he had worked hard to create.

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The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson – Review by Jenni Bishop

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The Mummy of Monte CristoThe Mummy of Monte Cristo by J. Trevor Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Mummy of Monte Cristo by J Trevor Robinson is a dark thriller and a unique modern retelling of the well-known story of Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo. J. Trevor Robinson has given us a story with a twist which includes mythical and supernatural creatures, vampires and zombies and all sorts of other things. The narrative is long and heavy and definitely not an afternoon read. It will require time and dedication. The characters are well developed and there are a lot. It is action-packed and full of twist with the horror aspects J Trevor Robinson has plotted.

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Journeys Through SpaceTime (Journeys Through Book 1) by James Talisman – Review by Jennifer Wolbeck

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Journeys Through SpaceTimeJourneys Through SpaceTime by James Talisman
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Journeys Through Space and Time felt like biting off more science fiction than I could chew. The premise of the novel is very ambitious, and I enjoyed the sophistication of James Talisman’s writing style, but the story felt too esoteric for a casual sci-fi reader like myself to enjoy. I really enjoyed the “universal subconscious” or connected hive mind concept, but the individual narratives weren’t engaging enough for me to get invested in any of them. Even though some of the characters sparked interest, the book is more interested in the overall concept of the story and frequently shifts to someone new. Journeys Through Space and Time wasn’t for me, but if you’re looking for a plot containing a multiverse and a conglomeration of character point of views, then you’ll like this book.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Jonell Collins

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have to say in Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh, it didn’t end quite the way I imagined it would. I so wanted it to go the other way. A race against time and several groups of pursuers gave plenty of action and as always the characters are wonderful and the world they live in is wonderful, dragons and wizards and elves, what could be better than that. A great relationship between Seth and his sister Gwen until of course Seth meets the woman of his dreams. I wish I could say more but any more than what I’ve already said would completely give the book away. This book can stand alone but it’s so much better if you’ve read the prior two books, Fall of the Western Kings and Child of Prophecy. Hours of pure pleasure this book is a winner.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Tausha Treadway

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh. I don’t normally love Fantasy stories but this trilogy has really caught my attention. I believe these will best be enjoyed by reading them in order. This is the final book in the trilogy and my favorite. It’s the story of Isabella who has been told her whole life that she is something that is she isn’t. She is smart and knows that she has to do what it takes to survive. Gwen is another young girl who is on the hunt for the Key to Tirumfall and knows that when she finds it she will open all kinds of powers for herself. She doesn’t know if she will be good or evil but she must find out. On this journey Isabella and Gwen meet and find out secrets long kept from them. Will they survive their friendship and the magic they find? Along the way you will meet wizards, magicians, soldiers and many more that create such a fun interesting story. Read this amazing trilogy to have a fun filled time!

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This story is set seventeen years after the last installment and Gwen and Seth are adults, but still as close as ever, although Seth isn’t always happy when he gets into trouble when Gwen gets up to mischief! She has become quite proficient in the magical arts thanks to her uncle, the Emperor Pris teaching her, but she wants to see the world and is determined to do it. She has heard the tales of the Tower of Tirumfall and wants to see it for herself and find out what magic there is to learn there and she is insisting that Seth goes with her.

In Pogor, Isabella is living the life that Gwen was supposed to have and is not as proficient in the magical arts as she was meant to be, but she is happy in her own way, until she decides to stop the war between the two demon lords and get them to swear allegiance to her. Their destinies are twisted together, but they do not know of each other’s existence, or that they have been exchanged, this is until a stranger comes and announces it. This leads Isabella to leave with this stranger to find the true child of prophecy and sort things out once and for all, but this journey may not be as smooth running as they expect.

The Tower of Tirumfall, however, is drawing more than just the attention of Gwen and Seth, there are others with not so innocent intentions, but who will make it to the Tower first, will they get into it at all, will it yield the knowledge that everyone craves, or will it be more than anyone can handle?

This is a fantastic conclusion to a great trilogy,but the only way to find out how it ends is to read through this fast paced and enthralling finale.

Review by @roxsannel

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Triliogy #3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Amanda Kimble

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3) by J Drew Brumbaugh

Brumbaugh did it again. The Tirumfall Trilogy is a great series. Each book can be read as a stand alone.

Gwen has lived with Gant and his wife since they took her from birth. She doesn’t know until the day she leaves the forest. She takes her brother with her. The quote I chose for Gwen is: “Who are you? How did you get in here?”

Gant let his only son leave with the one they claim their daughter. When they tell her the truth she learns that her life is different. The quote I chose for Gant is: “No, it has a bit of magic in it though I’m not sure what magic or who enchanted it. I hope it serves you well.”

Highly recommended for fantasy lovers.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Candida Hopper

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3)
By J Drew Brumbaugh

I loved this book and the two books that came before it. This series needs to be read in order to be able to get the full experience and understanding of what is going on. This book is full of magic, danger, wizards, wonderful characters, and so much more. The author does an exceptional job pulling you into this amazing adventure that you don’t want to end. I couldn’t put this book down until I found out how it ends and once I got to the end I didn’t want it to be over. I will definitely be looking out for more books by this author. I highly recommend this book and series.

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Key to Tirumfall (The Tirumfall Trilogy Book 3) by J Drew Brumbaugh – Review by Sara Oxton

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Key to Tirumfall (Tirumfall Trilogy #3)Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Key to Tirumfall by J. Drew Brumbaugh a fantastic five-star read. This is number three in the Tirumfall trilogy and what a development to the story, this is a great trilogy and will keep you hooked, this is so descriptive and it has it all, its been an epic journey. Do pick up the whole trilogy as they build and develop with each instalment, there is something for everyone in this series, it may be a fantasy but there is so much more to the story, the drama is compelling and will hook you from start to finish. Do not start this one if you don’t have the time to finish it as you won’t be able to put it down.

Review by @saraoxo

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