Review: And all the Gods meet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
This is an interesting book that dives directly into fantasy. Greyson Forrester is an outcast wizard with limitations on his magical ability due to a puzzle in his past. As he works to survive the day to day (hell hounds and having enough healing potions) the sword of Damocles is ever present regarding the "inquisition" he is facing. And thus the seeds for future novels have already been planted.Working with Grey as he stretches the boundaries of his magical potential we are also greeted with numerous Greek, Norse and Celtic Gods that have been jammed together in this parallel world. Grey identifies no allegiances except to those who have clearly helped him during his mysterious past including Henri the Magnificent, Father Mike, and the Amazons Priscilla and Drea.While the book lacks some depth, there is clear potential as more characters were introduced. My favorite scene just might include Pandora's Box (I love Greek mythology!) and the introduction of Melvin. It makes for a solid read on a relaxing day that would be suitable for a wide range of ages. It will be interesting to see just where this band of teammates will ultimately wind up - and on which side of the hell hounds!