| Category: | Fantasy - Epic |
|---|---|
| Author: | Michael Westmoreland |
| Publisher: | Michael Westmoreland |
| Publication Date: | March 15, 2022 |
| Number of Pages: | 568 |
| ISBN-13: | 979-8429018003 |
| ASIN: | B09VWJ6V75 |
In this mesmerizing epic fantasy tale, Michael Westmoreland
transports readers to a land being ripped apart by a conflict that pits brother
against brother. It is the Kingdom of Hostellus, in the time of legend — one
may say —and the discovery of an ancient artifact inspires the expedition by
the Black Prince to retrieve this powerful relic. The King has many challenges
to deal with, oblivious to the tension between two of his sons, Matticus and
Zededia, who are insanely hungry for power. As they ready themselves to march
against each other, the youngest brother, Lucien, must decide whether to seek
to reconcile the two brothers or to focus on his allegiance to the crown.
Sons of Osiris: The
Sword of Kings by Michael Westmoreland is a wonderful beginning for a
journey that will enthrall fans of fantasy and readers who enjoy crisp writing
and strong imagery. The setting is stunningly imagined and fully drawn, a
portrait of a world threatened by impending war. In the heart of the conflict
is a symbolic artifact, a power that can subdue anyone and change the course of
history. This is a novel from an author who demonstrates a strong talent for
perception and nuance, creating characters that are not only sophisticated but
believable, a setting that is like no place readers have known yet strangely
familiar. While the physical conflict dominates the story, it will be
interesting for readers to navigate the complex inner world of Lucien, a
character that struggles to understand the deteriorating relationship between
his two older brothers. His internal dialogues and conflicting emotions are
brilliantly depicted. This fast-paced, action-packed epic fantasy had me
wanting to read the next book in the series.
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