Winter’s Labyrinth

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“A rapid-fire succession of action sequences alternates with the slower and quieter romantic moments between Kevin and Sara. Steamy romantic shifts provide some respite from the story’s frenetic pace. The plot mixes Egyptian folklore with Tolkeinesque fantasy well, and its rich worldview is one of its greatest strengths….Short, punchy sentences help to control the pace while longer, more introspective lines help to establish an emotional undercurrent. Sara’s narration drives the story forward, although chapters alternate with Lord Tarsamon’s perspective, which gives the story its tension and intrigue. A good balance exists between exposition and dialogue. While the pursuit of and from Tarsamon plays a huge role in the plot, his actual dialogue is minimal. Rather, Tarsamon’s presence serves as a device to move the narrative forward…Winter’s Labyrinth is a fast and entertaining fantasy novel whose inventive world is richly built.”

–Foreword Reviews

“I really enjoyed Winter’s Labyrinth. It wrapped up the 4-book series in a very satisfying way. An intentional loose end leaves the potential for future adventures down the road. There are some new unexpected twists that add another level to the overall strategy by the Soltari. There is plenty of action and revelations that tie the previous books together to complete the adventure. I enjoyed it so much that I actually slowed down reading it as I neared the end of the book, because I didn’t want it to end. I’ve done this before with other good books as I near the end. I hope the intentional loose end develops into another book. At a later date, I intend to reread the 4-book series again. It will be like revisiting an old friend.”

–Amazon Reviewer