Thursday, August 16, 2012

Tools of Prophecy by Michael A Rothman

The Riverton boys are back in this second book of the series and they are training for war...

The author and Goddess Fish Blog shared a copy of this book with me for review (thank you).  The book has been published, so you can find a copy now.  The first book in the series is Heirs of Prophecy, so check that one out, too.  If you only buy this one, there is enough information in it to make it stand alone.  I'm glad I read the first one though because it added to the story continuity.

Ryan and Aaron have grown.  Ryan is a skilled wizard; Aaron is a skilled warrior.  To meet the challenge before them, they need to become more honed at their skills.  The elves agree to train them.  Elves have more stamina and strength than humans, so Aaron is challenged big time.  Elves live long, long lives, so Ryan has a lot to learn, too.

The demon's minions are after the boys, so everyone has to be on their toes and able to react instantly.  That includes their fiances and friends.

This is an action packed story that includes magic, demons, monsters, elves, dwarves, humans, and an ogre.  The fight between good and evil is intense.  The outcome of the fight is unknown.

This story has a very ironic ending.  I think there will be more to this series.  I don't see the evil demon giving up his fight...

If you would like my copy of this book, leave a comment here and email me at info at bookfaerie.com with your name and address and why you'd like to read the book.

Also, one random commenter on this book will get a $50 gift certificate for Amazon.  Be sure to visit the other blogs for more chances.  They are listed here:  Goddess Fish Blog

Happy reading.

11 comments:

Goddess Fish Promotions said...

Thank you for hosting Michael today.

Michael A. Rothman said...

Thank you for your review, I am glad that you enjoyed it.

I will cross-link to this review from my blog, if you could possibly post this review on Amazon as well, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

Anonymous said...

An ironic ending sounds intriguing!

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Rita Wray said...

The book sounds magical.
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MomJane said...

Another great review. I am really enjoying following this tour.

Chelsea B. said...

Holy moly at the creatures! But creatures are kinda my thang ;-)
Sounds great!

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Mary Preston said...

Thank you for your review. The entire series promises to be rather exciting.

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ChristyJan said...

I already have and the first book in the series, Heirs of Prophecy.
Would love to add this next addition to my collection to share with my grandkids.

Shan said...

This definitely sounds like a book one can not easily put down until done. Ironic ending? Interesting. Evil demon won't give up his fight...hmmm so you think there will be a book 3?!

Journey of a Bookseller said...

Yes, I do think there will be a third in the series. The fight isn't over yet.

Michael A. Rothman said...

Oh there WILL be a book 3. ;-)

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