Review: The Death Skull (Relic Defender), by Cassiel Knight
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
The Death Skull: Relic Defender Book 2, by Cassiel Knight, was an interesting and well written story that stood firmly on its own, despite being the second installment in the series. This was a big plus for me because I hadn’t read the first book before starting on The Death Skull, but never once felt a disconnect from the characters or as if I missed out on any important information given in the previous story. The author did a fantastic job providing just enough detail about the carry-on plotline, getting me caught up on the characters and their current situation, without confusion or slowing the pace.The Death Skull is not only well written, but noticeably well researched. Instead of the typical Good vs. Evil, the author tells a tale of the two sides working together to maintain balance, and those two sides are made up of a variety of beings and Deities. There are the big players, God and Lucifer, along with the Fallen and Arch Angels, but you’ll also find spiritual vampires, imps, and Mayan under Gods to name a few.With an exciting and fast paced storyline, and a cast of enticing, yet still surprisingly realistic characters, The Death Skull made for a great read!