It’s been a while since I read a fabulous fantasy adventure, and “The Goblets Immortal” did not disappoint!
The author did a fantastic job in writing this novel. What I loved about the tale is the mystery of the plot and the characters. Even after reading this book, you feel like there is so much more to the characters you don’t know. I enjoyed Aiden, Slaine, and even Larkin and how we only saw a part of them. The author also provides only snippets about the Goblets and their full potential, so you are in the same situation as Aiden as he searches for answers. Many moments made the story memorable, like Aiden’s fight with Dewhurst, his negotiations with the elves, and his dreams with Meraude.
Aiden is excellent in the lead as he searches for answers. I loved his adventure with Slaine and thought they made a great pair. On a side note, I also admire the author for not shoving an unnecessary romance between Slaine and Aiden. While the two have some chemistry, I loved how the author teases the reader about the two of them and makes you look forward to their relationship in the next book. Similarly, Slaine and Larkin are fantastic in their manner, and I thought they brightened the scenes.
Probably the only minor criticism I have in the tale is in its over descriptiveness. Some of the scenes have many details, which I felt the author could have trimmed down. Other than that, I am very excited to see how the story continues, and I hope we see more of Meraude. I hope the sequel, “Holes in the Veil,” answers the various open-ended plots while keeping the same momentum with the elves, seers, and mages!
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It’s been a while since I read a fabulous fantasy adventure, and “The Goblets Immortal” did not disappoint! The author did a fantastic job in writing this novel. What I loved about the tale is the mystery of the plot and the characters. Even after reading this book, you feel like there is so much more to the characters you don’t know. I enjoyed Aiden, Slaine, and even Larkin and how we only saw a part of them. The author also provides only snippets about the Goblets and their full potential, so you are in the same situation as Aiden as he searches for answers. Many moments made the story memorable, like Aiden’s fight with Dewhurst, his negotiations with the elves, and his dreams with Meraude. Aiden is excellent in the lead as he searches for answers. I loved his adventure with Slaine and thought they made a great pair. On a side note, I also admire the author for not shoving an unnecessary romance between Slaine and Aiden. While the two have some chemistry, I loved how the author teases the reader about the two of them and makes you look forward to their relationship in the next book. Similarly, Slaine and Larkin are fantastic in their manner, and I thought they brightened the scenes. Probably the only minor criticism I have in the tale is in its over descriptiveness. Some of the scenes have many details, which I felt the author could have trimmed down. Other than that, I am very excited to see how the story continues, and I hope we see more of Meraude. I hope the sequel, “Holes in the Veil,” answers the various open-ended plots while keeping the same momentum with the elves, seers, and mages!
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- Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021
It’s been a while since I read a fabulous fantasy adventure, and “The Goblets Immortal” did not disappoint!
The author did a fantastic job in writing this novel. What I loved about the tale is the mystery of the plot and the characters. Even after reading this book, you feel like there is so much more to the characters you don’t know. I enjoyed Aiden, Slaine, and even Larkin and how we only saw a part of them. The author also provides only snippets about the Goblets and their full potential, so you are in the same situation as Aiden as he searches for answers. Many moments made the story memorable, like Aiden’s fight with Dewhurst, his negotiations with the elves, and his dreams with Meraude.
Aiden is excellent in the lead as he searches for answers. I loved his adventure with Slaine and thought they made a great pair. On a side note, I also admire the author for not shoving an unnecessary romance between Slaine and Aiden. While the two have some chemistry, I loved how the author teases the reader about the two of them and makes you look forward to their relationship in the next book. Similarly, Slaine and Larkin are fantastic in their manner, and I thought they brightened the scenes.
Probably the only minor criticism I have in the tale is in its over descriptiveness. Some of the scenes have many details, which I felt the author could have trimmed down. Other than that, I am very excited to see how the story continues, and I hope we see more of Meraude. I hope the sequel, “Holes in the Veil,” answers the various open-ended plots while keeping the same momentum with the elves, seers, and mages!
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