Just picked up my 7th great review on Amazon.com (my 9th or 10th I think so far, including Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com.au and Goodreads).
Here's a link to the book, "How to Build a Castle in Seven Easy Steps", and below is the review...
http://www.amazon.com/Build-Castle-Seven-Easy-Steps-ebook/dp/B00SOZYR6G
on April 3, 2015
Format: Paperback
Dani Caile effortlessly conjures for his readers a mayhem-filled Medieval landscape dotted with semi-lucid hags,
farty princesses, crooked officials... Sounds a coin-flip between fiction and NON fiction, doesn't it? As a rule,
fantasy books are abundant in imagery and not much else (too often, characters laugh for no reason because
some author THINKS he's told a joke but can't quite get his pen around the funny). HOW TO BUILD A CASTLE
IN SEVEN EASY STEPS is different in the best possible way. It is the first book in [my] recallable memory in
which the characters talk and relate to one another without the interplay between them feeling forced.
If you've not yet read it, please do. You won't be sorry.
farty princesses, crooked officials... Sounds a coin-flip between fiction and NON fiction, doesn't it? As a rule,
fantasy books are abundant in imagery and not much else (too often, characters laugh for no reason because
some author THINKS he's told a joke but can't quite get his pen around the funny). HOW TO BUILD A CASTLE
IN SEVEN EASY STEPS is different in the best possible way. It is the first book in [my] recallable memory in
which the characters talk and relate to one another without the interplay between them feeling forced.
If you've not yet read it, please do. You won't be sorry.
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