“Christian fantasy is the wee niche in which this fat book fits, and here’s hoping its quality helps enlarge the niche. Williamson pens an action-packed, imaginative second installment in the Blood of Kings trilogy. Achan Cham… rides with a party in Darkness, the unlit half of the Kingdom of Er’Rets, to free two unjustly imprisoned knights. His party includes Vrell Sparrow, who is Lady Averella Amal disguised as a young boy to flee an unwanted marriage to Esek, who has usurped the identity of Prince Gidon Hadar. All the familiar epic elements and emotions are freshly rendered, with Vrell and Achan especially memorable as they grow during their journey. The Christian elements are not subtle, especially Achan’s dramatically unnecessary chat with Câan, son of the one god Arman. Overall, though, the pace gallops along, leaving readers hungry for the concluding book.” –Publisher’s Weekly, March 8, 2010
Rene' Morris says
That is awesome! I must disagree, however.. that chat must be necessary. 😉 Congrats on the review from Publisher’s Weekly!!!
novelteen says
Thanks, Rene! Jeff thinks so.
Rachelle Sperling says
Jill, When is the book going to be available? They don’t even have it up for pre-order on Amazon. I’m looking forward to reading it. 🙂
novelteen says
Thanks, Rachelle! It should be up on April 1. Almost there!
Nona King says
Congratulations! I am so eager for the second book I can hardly stand it. 🙂 I just finished the first and wish you the best of luck!
~Nona
P.S. I have given your blog the Honest Scrap award.
novelteen says
Thanks, Nona! I really appreciate that. 🙂