Stephen Pitman
If you like reading books by Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett then the chances are you will like this book. If you want to read a literary classic that takes ten pages to describe a particular shade of brown then the chances are you won't like this book.,This is an action adventure with humour, warlocks and power crazy leaders. There is an light sprinkling of environmental issues and politics but you should not let this put you off. The story follows a father and his son as they try to save their farm while the once admired King Magre ignores all the problems of his people while he searches for an artifact, which gives the owner great power. To their horror the farmer and his son get dragged into politics and witchcraft and become tangled in a race between Magre and a warlock to find the artifact and stop it falling into the wrong hands. They receive help from various sources but none of it help determine who exactly the wrong hands are.,What they said about the book - If you want to loose yourself in a fantasy story with humour, that doesn't take itself too seriously or hit you over the head with environmental messages then give this a try.
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