Yes another book from Michael J. Allen about fantasy in current time. It is the second book of the series #bittergate . The style of writing follows as in the fist book Murder in Wizard's wood. This book is fairly long at a little over 350 pages. It can be purchased as an e-book, paperback, or hardcover.
Much like the first book this one starts out as a mystery and progresses. The characters of the book are brought in and rounded out. This makes for an understanding of all the is happening in the surroundings. The ending is the same as in the first book with the writing style. I was not very happy with it being so spread out in the endings of each book. That also lets it very open for another story of this series. This is however something I am able to overlook because the rest of the book is great.
Again with this book I would put it at a high school level of reading material. I think it would be a bit much for most under the age of 15-16 level of education. This book offer a great ability to enhance the creative resources as you are reading. It is much like a role playing game as a story.
If you are a fantasy realm type of reader or maybe even just adventure a bit out of the norm this is one book to consider picking up and reading. It offers a great story, the book flows smoothly between transitions, has well rounded character make up, and a good way to burn some hours. I would like to thank Delirious Scribbles Ink for sending me this book to read and share my opinion.
Can be found at:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34873917-the-wizard-s-bane
https://www.amazon.com/Wizards-Bane-Contemporary-Adventure-Bittergate-ebook/dp/B06ZYCL9DM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1516166741&sr=8-3&keywords=wizard%27s+Bane
#Bittergate
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