Fires of Prophecy: The Morcyth Saga Book Two

The story in the Morcyth Saga continues to be entertaining and an easy read. There are a significant numbers of grammatical errors that should have been edited. The author has changed the protagonist from a commanding figure to more of an unsure follower...more of a bumbler that just happens to have power than a powerful character. The author also needs to learn to trust his readers. He does a decent job of character development, such as Jirom being a great fighter due to his experience in 'the pit,' but then regularly refers back to his earlier development rather than trusting us to remember...for example regularly explaining Jirom's fighting skills as being learned and developed in the pit. A fun read...

Killing Cassie and having tinok run away was terrible if I had wanted romantic tragedy I would be reading Shakespeare so I removed a star

I thought this book and the first one were great. I can't wait to see who stick around with the main character and where they go next. My only complaint or rather lack of 5 stars. Is that the main character seems a little too wimpy or weak to me at times. Of course it does fit the story also. Other than that. I really liked the 2 books so far and would recommended them to friends.

Love this series so far! Getting ready to start on book 3.. The first book was free so with the price of the 2nd book it's like I got 2 books for $6.. Really can't beat that price for a great series..

Love it!