Review of The Stolen Heir

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Stolen Heir" by Tayma Tameem.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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He who knows no hardship will knows no hardihood. He who faces no calamity will need no courage. Mysterious though it is, the characteristic in human nature which we love best grow in a soil with a strong mixture of troubles.

This book tells you the story of Krasoria a continent created by the spirits which was infested with hunger and poverty while it dosen’t affect the royalties and nobles. Jeofrn a mage in the kingdom of Thumeria with the need of change discovered a prophecy saying all will come to change with the birth of a child whose not only royalty but also gifted with strength and powerful magic whom will unite the kingdoms in Krasoria under his rule and end all the suffering caused. but first, the child must be free of his royal shackles, for the strength to rule and unite kingdoms comes not from privilege and wealth, but from pains and suffering.

Erik and Myre two street kids trying to survive the savage streets of Vetiria while tired of struggling they travel outside the country of Vetiria hoping for a better life. While on their journey they met with new struggles and difficulties experiencing the war that has been on going for decades between two of the must powerful kingdoms Thumeria and Paleria, Erik choosing to blame the royalties for their misfortunes swearing to take his revenge on them after witnessing the cruelties of their world first hand. Will he be able to take his revenge after learning of his past, what caused the kingdoms to fight each other for decades. Read The Stolen Heir by Tayma Tameem to find out.

I really enjoy reading this book although its my first time reading one of Tayma Tameem books, I have to say I was amazed. The storyline was certainly great and enjoyable from the start, while the author engulf you in this whole new world of magic a typical fantasy world full of beings with amazing abilities. And its really amazing how the author describe the scenes while making their conversations as natural.

The first thing you notice in this book is how good the author's descriptive writing style is. As a fantasy genre lover, I really enjoy reading this book although I would have loved more information about the magic being used in the story before ending the first part.

I am rating this book four out of four stars. As I found no errors in this book it must have been edited by a professional. I would definitely recommend this book to people who are interested in fantasy genres.

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