Review: Well written and worth the time to read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
These three collections are well written dank fantasy sagas with a congruent theme of good versus evil. The book is exceedingly well written and manages very nicely to avoid certain pitfalls that other books of this genre seem to collapse into. For example, the mythology, ancient lore, and characterization of the non-human creatures is treated with just enough restraint and plenty of  forethought and research that a reader can accept the reality of werewolves, specters, dragons, and a pantheon of gods. Ms Plichta-Jendzio handles the human characterization with equal style and ease.I like the sentence structure, as its terseness adds to the dramatic element in each collection.  The descriptions of the characters, what they think, how they feel, and the landscape are effective for further creating believability.My college degree is in comparative world religions and I have a particular affinity for myth, the role of religion, and the influence of cultures, past and present. The author is a talented writer who has nailed all three.Word of advice, read Dragon’s Race carefully as it’s slightly more complicated and has a host of characters whose names become confusing. With that said, this particular story was my favorite