Vorodin's Lair , the second installment in JV Hilliard's Warminster Series , picks up immediately after the events of the first novel, "The Last Keeper." I won't be going into details and risk of spoiling the story for you guys before you read it. But to sum it up the plot of the book encompasses various intertwining storylines. One thing of significance is that in "The Last Keeper " here was excessive number of characters serving as point-of-view narrators. However, "Vorodin's Lair" reduces the overall number of narrators. Personally, I prefer to read the point of view of all the characters playing in the book but the reduction in narrators is also a good strategy because it helps focus the story by emphasizing the most significant plotlines. One notable development in "Vorodin's Lair" is the increased presence of scenes featuring the Followers of Erud, the Ancient/God-like being followed by Daemus. The chapters set in the ...
Have you ever stumbled upon a series that not only captures your imagination but also challenges the norms of classic narratives? Recently, I had the privilege of delving into the spellbinding world of the Plated Prisoner series, written by Raven Kennedy. If you haven't yet experienced this literary masterpiece, be prepared for a rollercoaster ride of intrigue, deception, and personal growth. Embark with me on a journey through the twists and turns of these books, where the conventional story of King Midas and his golden touch takes an unexpected and captivating turn. A Twist on a Classic Tale The foundation of the Plated Prisoner series rests upon the iconic figure of King Midas and his fabled golden touch. However, Kennedy masterfully introduces a twist; King Midas, rather than possessing the golden touch, is revealed to be a fraud, capitalizing on the real power held by this beautiful character Auren. Auren, with her genuine golden touch, becomes the linchpin of the plot as ...
