This is book two of the Obsidian Chronicles. It starts with a bang and keeps moving at a
fast pace. Arilian, now known as Lord
Obsidian continues his quest of vengeance.
He discovers that passion and revenge are not necessarily what he really
seeks.
Arlian seems to develop a more mature conscience in this
book. He also turns some friends into
enemies and some enemies into friends.
The interpersonal relationships have a duplicity or perhaps complexity
that provides a thought provoking assessment of Dragonhearts.
There is plenty of action and violence with a great deal of
soul searching.
I look forward to reading the final volume in the trilogy.
I recommend it.
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Weather review of book one.
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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