Official Review: Scepter of Flint by N.L. Holmes

[Misael Carlos]

I am wondering why of all the names included in the review, the king's daughter was left out. There is just one way to find out right? I am looking forward to digging into this novel to be right there when Hani investigates the many mysteries in the novel.

[Chrystal Oaks]

Based on the synopsis on Amazon and on this review, human nature really hasn't changed. All the emotions, desires, absolute beliefs, needs, and illnesses are all familiar; the only difference that comes to mind is technology. This historical fiction/non-fiction mystery about the Egyptians that is well-written with excellent character development sounds like an awesome read. Great review!

[Justine Ocsebio]

Some Egyptian history and mythology make a great premise for a historical fiction novel. If I were to read this book, I’ll make sure to read the first installment first since this book is the third in the series.

[Danny Rands]

Amazing character design, plots and twist combined with a little bit of historical grace. I've read a couple of fiction based books in the past and the most interesting part for me would how the book takes you through that mysterious journey coupled with each each characters unique. Congratulation on being the best book of the day, perfectly earned.

[Oyedeji Okikioluwa]

I will love to read this book for the suspense, character development, and amazing storyline. I think the author can make the series an interesting one too. Nice review.

[Francis Aderogbin]

This review is compelling enough to trigger one's interest. I like that the characters were well developed and erased confusion about each of them. I will like to read this book soonest.

[Karissa Schilling]

This sounds like a really good fiction story with a basis in Egyptian history. I don't enjoy studying history but when history is incorporated into fiction, I love it. Based on the review, this seems like a great addition to any fiction-lovers bookshelf. Thanks for the thorough review!

[scaryeyes_25]

This genre is one of my favorite. I find clue hunting exhilarating. Great review. I already like Hani but I like him more with your description. Good job. Keep it up!

[Michael40]

The historical fiction is really interesting. I will love to read because of Hani though. Thanks for the great review.

[Joy C]

Scepter of flint is indeed a captivating story based on historical events and real people. The storyline I'd say is unique and one I'll want to read. Thanks for an amazing review

[NISHAN MAGAR]

When I started to read the book sample I found myself immediately confused with all the names, so I'm very pleased to see in your review that the characters are so well written and described that it was easy to seperate them from each other. That's good news! I remember how much I enjoyed stories happening in ancient Egypt when I was young. This seems like a good reading to me! Thank you for your review.love from Nepal

[Manang Muyang]

Holmes seems to be a meticulous writer. I am sure this is fascinating, but I may need to pass. I don't have the energy to invest in characters and locations with complicated names at present. My apologies to the Egyptian royalty of ancient times.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you so much for your wonderful review. I'm glad you thoroughly enjoyed the book. Your review made it sound so interesting, but I will pass on this one. I'm not a fan of books with so many characters nor of Egyptian history. It makes me confused easily.

[Creole]

The story seems worthwhile reading. However, I'd prefer to start at the first installation. Your review was insightful.

[Abasiodiong Okon]

When I started to read the book sample I found myself immediately confused with all the names, so I'm very pleased to see in your review that the characters are so well written and described that it was easy to separate them from each other.