Review: Well written addition to the Ancient's series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2013
This book was the first one I read of the Ancient's series. I enjoyed it immensely and almost didn't read any of the Tor series due to some comments mentioning Tor was socially incompetent. I overcame my initial reluctance and am now on Book 4 of the Tor series of the Ancients.But having now gotten stuck into the Ancients, I think it's a sign of how well Power has fleshed out the characters that I can see that for all of Tor's power, it's likely Timon will be the more powerful and possibly dangerous of the clan, in the future. Right now, he's only 12, far from Tor's older age. When he's matured more, he will start ot appreciate the accomplishments TOr has achieved, but also appreciate the generosity of his older brother. Once he does that, he will move on and apply his intellect to whatever he wants. When he does that, the world will be his oyster.