Review: What you don't know CAN hurt you
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 19, 2014
Trouble is brewing beneath the surface of the North Sea. Unbeknownst to those “up on top,” an entire world of magic has been hidden under the sea for hundreds if not thousands of years. Now a plot is coming to fruition that has the potential to destroy the source of life itself, both above and below the surface. Compounding their own problems, the undersea world is also threatened by the eminent drilling for oil from the surface world.This book has all my favorite elements of high fantasy—elves, dwarves, dragons, gods and goddesses, and a clear delineation of good and evil. I enjoyed reading, and look forward to the sequel hinted at in the final chapter.I appreciated the author’s attempt to keep the timeline of the epic battle flowing without neglecting any of the pieces, but the result was very hard for me to follow. I had trouble keeping the many characters straight as the scenes shifted in a montage that rivaled the chaos of the battlefield.I look forward to the next book by the author.