Review of A New War
Posted: 10 Sep 2024, 16:05
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "A New War" by Alexander Farah.]
In “A New War” by Alexander Farah, an age-long battle of superiority between the Scandosian elves and the Alexandrosian humans threatens the unity of the kingdom of Nataaros. With the looming threat of the possible invasion of the mythical ‘Army of the Dead,’ the king must make haste to avert a new war and maintain the unity of the kingdom. The aftermath of the past civil war continues to catch up and the kingdom of Nataaros stands on the brink of collapse.
At the forefront of this, the king beckons the service and honesty of Fares, a battle-hardened blacksmith whose past deeds have brought victory upon the kingdom, and his brave nephew Melhel. They find themselves caught in a dangerous plot of political intrigue, as the king's desire for their service sets off a chain reaction of events that will reshape the fate of Nataaros. Will the Scandosians achieve their coveted freedom, or will the kingdom succumb to the gathering fall? Is there a chance for peace or will the coming war consume everything in its path?
Alexander Farah's "A New War" takes readers into a world of heart-pounding action, political intrigue, and ancient magic. It is a captivating tale that excellently blends elements of fantasy, adventure, and modern commentary. One of the standout aspects of this book is its rich infusion of social and economic topics like women's advocacy, gender equality, taxation, and economic sustainability. The author's descriptive writing style brings the land and its inhabitants to life, making it easy to visualize the intricate politics, ancient magic, and epic battles that unfold.
What I appreciate most about this book is its ability to balance action, suspense, and emotional depth. The plot is engaging, with unexpected twists and turns that keep you on edge. Sensitive readers should note that the book contains scenes of war and violence. The book is well-edited, allowing for a seamless experience.
This book is most suitable for fans of epic fantasy, particularly those who enjoy complex world-building, political intrigue, and character-driven narratives. Alexander Farah's writing skills are impressive, showcasing a mastery of language, pacing, and plot development. The conversations are witty and engaging, revealing character traits and dimensions that add depth to the story. The ending is unexpected, leaving readers with a hunger for future possibilities. I have no dislikes about this great book. I joyfully rate "A New War" 5 out of 5 stars.
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A New War
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In “A New War” by Alexander Farah, an age-long battle of superiority between the Scandosian elves and the Alexandrosian humans threatens the unity of the kingdom of Nataaros. With the looming threat of the possible invasion of the mythical ‘Army of the Dead,’ the king must make haste to avert a new war and maintain the unity of the kingdom. The aftermath of the past civil war continues to catch up and the kingdom of Nataaros stands on the brink of collapse.
At the forefront of this, the king beckons the service and honesty of Fares, a battle-hardened blacksmith whose past deeds have brought victory upon the kingdom, and his brave nephew Melhel. They find themselves caught in a dangerous plot of political intrigue, as the king's desire for their service sets off a chain reaction of events that will reshape the fate of Nataaros. Will the Scandosians achieve their coveted freedom, or will the kingdom succumb to the gathering fall? Is there a chance for peace or will the coming war consume everything in its path?
Alexander Farah's "A New War" takes readers into a world of heart-pounding action, political intrigue, and ancient magic. It is a captivating tale that excellently blends elements of fantasy, adventure, and modern commentary. One of the standout aspects of this book is its rich infusion of social and economic topics like women's advocacy, gender equality, taxation, and economic sustainability. The author's descriptive writing style brings the land and its inhabitants to life, making it easy to visualize the intricate politics, ancient magic, and epic battles that unfold.
What I appreciate most about this book is its ability to balance action, suspense, and emotional depth. The plot is engaging, with unexpected twists and turns that keep you on edge. Sensitive readers should note that the book contains scenes of war and violence. The book is well-edited, allowing for a seamless experience.
This book is most suitable for fans of epic fantasy, particularly those who enjoy complex world-building, political intrigue, and character-driven narratives. Alexander Farah's writing skills are impressive, showcasing a mastery of language, pacing, and plot development. The conversations are witty and engaging, revealing character traits and dimensions that add depth to the story. The ending is unexpected, leaving readers with a hunger for future possibilities. I have no dislikes about this great book. I joyfully rate "A New War" 5 out of 5 stars.
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A New War
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon