Shadows of Time The Amulet of Alamin by Felix Alexander
Posted: 04 Oct 2016, 10:47
Shadows of Time
The Amulet of Alamin
by
Felix Alexander
Felix Alexander has another hit out of the park in his book Shadows of Time The Amulet of Alamin. I really enjoy the writing of Felix Alexander. In this novel his character names are unique and their interactions will decide the fate of heaven and earth as well as the underworld. Zagesi is offered an alternative by Mephitsophel. The world needed a new king, one who would bring order out of chaos and create the world’s first empire. Zagesi was not looking only to save his soul but his mother also. The darker the soul, the darker the deeds; and Zagesi would one day become the darkest of all. Inanna is requested by Zagesi to convince her husband Dumuzi not to retire. He was one of Zagesi’s generals. Inanna had been given an amulet by Mephitsophel to protect Alamin her son. Their son Alamin is one of the central characters of the story. I have rated this story a solid 5 star rating. There are many wonderful lines throughout the story. One of my favorites, “ The politicians have no use for swords or spears, for their weapons of choice are secrets and whispers.” And “Good men are not born, they are raised. Their greatness emerges from the good that is instilled in them by their mothers and fathers.” It is well written and an excellent story. Felix shows his readers a wonderful adventure with great characters. Looking forward to another book from the imagination of Felix Alexander.
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The Amulet of Alamin
by
Felix Alexander
Felix Alexander has another hit out of the park in his book Shadows of Time The Amulet of Alamin. I really enjoy the writing of Felix Alexander. In this novel his character names are unique and their interactions will decide the fate of heaven and earth as well as the underworld. Zagesi is offered an alternative by Mephitsophel. The world needed a new king, one who would bring order out of chaos and create the world’s first empire. Zagesi was not looking only to save his soul but his mother also. The darker the soul, the darker the deeds; and Zagesi would one day become the darkest of all. Inanna is requested by Zagesi to convince her husband Dumuzi not to retire. He was one of Zagesi’s generals. Inanna had been given an amulet by Mephitsophel to protect Alamin her son. Their son Alamin is one of the central characters of the story. I have rated this story a solid 5 star rating. There are many wonderful lines throughout the story. One of my favorites, “ The politicians have no use for swords or spears, for their weapons of choice are secrets and whispers.” And “Good men are not born, they are raised. Their greatness emerges from the good that is instilled in them by their mothers and fathers.” It is well written and an excellent story. Felix shows his readers a wonderful adventure with great characters. Looking forward to another book from the imagination of Felix Alexander.
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