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My Father, My King by Pamela Taylor

My Father, My King by Pamela Taylor

Sublime Book Review

TITLE INFORMATION

MY FATHER, MY KING

Pamela Taylor

Black Rose Writing, 216 pages

9781684333141, 8.22.19

BOOK REVIEW

Overall Rating = 4.38

Storyline & Concept = 5

Writing & Delivery = 4

Cover Marketability = 3.5

Editorial = 5

The early Renaissance adventures of Alfred continue in Volume 2 of Pamela Taylor’s Second Son Chronicles. The popular young nobleman has returned home, having escaped months of torment by Ralf, a kidnapper out to settle an old score. When his grandfather, the king, dies, the throne goes to Alfred’s headstrong Uncle Harold. The new king is killed while on a risky mission, leaving the future of the kingdom’s leadership in doubt. Causing trouble as always is Alfred’s arrogant older brother John, who is expelled from the knighthood for insubordination. The tension mounts as the villainous Ralf strikes again, endangering not just Alfred this time but his father, the king.

Sublime Line: “An absolutely sensational renaissance novel filled with dry humor, heartfelt moments, and exceptional characters.”

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