Review: I wish I could give it ten stars...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 23, 2014
This book was an absolute delight, equally as enjoyable as Few Are Chosen, the first in the trilogy. The story continues surrounding the exploits of The Pan and his rescue mission of The Chosen One who doesn't realise she's chosen, nor does she appreciate the full implications. And the scene shifts between the paralel universe of K'Barth and London, which was an unexpected development and highly intriguing. I want to avoid spoilers suffice to say that Lord Vernon is still on the warpath with his evil intentions, looking to gain what he thinks is his but The Pan stands in his way...again! The rollercoaster ride in this tale is nail-biting in places (fabulous) and there are some edge-of-your-seat moments here. The story takes a romantic curve and new characters are introduced integral to the development of a tale that is seamlessly packed solid with adventure, mayhem, mystery and humour. I'm avidly awaiting the next instalment