Review: A great Clean fantasy adventure.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2014
This book was given to me by the author in exchange for my review. A favorable review was not required.Prince of Malorn was an interesting tale that really could have been two tales. We have the young prince who is trying to find a way to survive to his eighteenth birthday against an older Regent who want's nothing more than to take his throne for himself permanently. When I say this could have been two tales we have the first tale which is how the young prince meets up with a nomadic group of his subjects and learns about their life and embraces it winning their hard earned trust and respect. Then there is almost a complete second tale of how he takes that earned trust and respect and defends against the evil Regent who wants nothing more than to destroy the Prince. Not having read the other two of these novels yet I can't tell you how this one stacks up to those but I am now anxious to read them to see. I think this book is fitting for anyone 12 years and older including us adults. any younger and some elements of the tale might be a bit scary or hard to understand.