Official Review: SKELLIG: The Tales Of Conor Archer, vol. 2

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Skellig: The Tales of Conor Archer, Vol. 2" sounds like a thrilling blend of Irish mythology and epic adventure. The depth of folklore, compelling storytelling, and strong characters intrigue me. Despite minor editing issues, I’d love to explore this series soon. Congrats BOTD!

[Nakai Sithole]

I'm not one for fantasy, but I really liked the illustrations. Connor is definitely one of my favorite book characters.

[Creole]

Why does danger seem to follow Conor? "Skellig: The Tales of Conor Archer, Vol. 2" will explain why. I am interested in reading what seems to be a captivating series. Thanks for an engaging review.

[Devesh Patel]

This review does a fantastic job of capturing the essence of "Skellig" while making it clear why the series is worth reading. The comparison to Rick Riordan is especially compelling, as it sets expectations for new readers. The minor critiques feel fair and balanced, reinforcing the credibility of the praise.

[Chris Agbara]

"Skellig: The Tales of Conor Archer, Vol. 2" is a masterful sequel that blends Irish mythology, Christian lore, and fast-paced fantasy. E.R. Barr crafts a compelling narrative with rich folklore, deep character development, and high stakes. Despite minor editing flaws, the book delivers an immersive and thrilling experience, making it a must-read for fans of epic and urban fantasy.

[Sanju Lali]

One can find a wonderful story of urban fantasy in the book "SKELLIG: The Tales Of Conor Archer, vol. 2" by E. R. Barr. The story in this book follows up directly after the events in the author's another book, Roan.

[Mr Benj]

SKELLIG: The Tales Of Conor Archer, vol. 2" by E. R. Barr., a book that features a heroic character and his dog. It will be interesting to find out the various encounters in the story, including fighting monsters. This is an interesting book to read.

[Wamboi Susan]

An insightful and captivating review that showcase the author's masterful ability to weave mythology ,fantasy,and spiritual traditions into a rich narrative tapestry. I am eager to dive into this.

[Amos Osinya]

A great read about Tinkers Grove that destroyed a town and fatal killed some people. I would like to read the whole of this book to learn more about Tinkers Grove tragedy and Auntie Emily's window. Let's get started.
Congratulations book of the day

[Sushan Ekanayake]

"Skellig: The Tales of Conor Archer, Vol. 2" by E.R. Barr is a gripping blend of Irish mythology, ancient evils, and high-stakes adventure. Conor and his allies must prevent a dark force from reclaiming the world. A must-read for fantasy lovers. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Joe Alex 2]

The blend of Irish mythology, action, and deep storytelling makes this sound like an unforgettable read. Love a book that educates while keeping the excitement alive.

[Nazma P]

This sounds like an adventurous fantasy tale. Topics like the outer world is intriguing for me and I love to read such stories. This also making me curious to read the first book Roan. I would love to explore it. Thanks for the free copy.

[Javeria Mustafa]

E. R. Barr's Skellig: The Tales of Conor Archer, Vol. 2 is an engrossing continuation of Conor Archer's dreamlike adventure. Using fantasy, Celtic mythology, and vivid narrative, this book follows Conor as he discovers more about who he is and the strong forces that are endangering his planet. Readers are kept interested by the characters' depth of emotion and Barr's evocative descriptions of the Irish-inspired environment. The story is replete with themes of fate, selflessness, and community. Skellig's complex plot and rich world-building make it an engaging follow-up that will appeal to both mythic fantasy readers and those looking for a magical adventure.

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

Readers have a great chance to immerse themselves in Irish culture while also enjoying a fun fantasy story. It does seem that readers have to read Roan first though to understand what this story brings to the table. Thanks for the review nonetheless!

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

'Skellig sends the reader headlong into the deep-rooted Irish and Celtic mythos that have seeped into so much of our modern stories and traditions.'
I'm interested in Celtic mythos.