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Pestilence by Pamela Taylor

Pestilence by Pamela Taylor

Sublime Book Review

TITLE INFORMATION

Pestilence

Pamela Taylor

Black Rose Writing, 233 pages

9781684334810, 6.11.20

BOOK REVIEW

Overall Rating = 4.67

Storyline & Concept = 4.5

Writing & Delivery = 4.5

Editorial = 5

Pestilence is the third novel in the Second Son Chronicles, and it continues the story of Alfred, an honorable man who values the traditional ways of his ancestry. In this installment of the series, Alfred’s brother inherits the crown and sets aside the welfare of the kingdom for his own gain and petty vengeances.

This novel is a well-written, enthralling account of Alfred’s continued struggles to protect his values and the people he loves and respects. The author’s love of history shines in her creation of mythical kingdoms, characters, and traditions. As is Ms. Taylor’s intent, the novel leaves you yearning for more and eager to read the next in the series. If you haven’t already, you’ll also be keen to read the first two installments of the Second Son series.

Sublime Line: “This is another winning addition to the Second Son series for fans of well-written, captivating historical fiction.”

 

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