World of Grayham (Worlds of the Crystal Moon)
Reading Worlds of Grayham, I found this book drawing me in from the start. Scene descriptions were sufficiently vivid without overdoing it, leaving more room for punch in both dialogue and fight scenes. The characters were well described and I felt like their experiences were realistic for being pulled from a mortal existence on earth to one of being placed on a new world. The mix of good and evil gods, with personality traits and character flaws that run the gamut made me love the good guys and hate the bad guys.Mr. Jones' imagination in naming places and races is exceptional and brings freshness to the story. The twists and turns seem never ending. When I finished the book, I wanted more.So, if you're interested in an escape with a great book that you could find yourself in the middle of the action, then this is the one for you.I heartily recommend this book, even for readers who aren't fantasy lovers. The story is a great one. Don't get up on editing mistakes as I have seen in other reviews. I'm sure this will be corrected in the next version. The story is the most important. --Barry Reeder