Book Review: 'The Final Storm'

Yes, I know I'm reviewing this out of order. I've read all the books in the Trilogy, but I think I returned the second one to the library already, and the first is up in my room (basically, I'm too lazy to walk out of the school-room, step over Tristan pushing Mathilda's pink doll stroller around, hoist myself over the gate that's up to keep Tristan from going up the stairs, run all the way up the staircase, walk down the hall, go into my room, and get the book off my over-flowing book shelf. Isn't my life horrible?), and the third was on the computer desk. How handy!

By the way, the following is off the back of the book.

'The Final Storm' by Wayne Thomas Batson
#3 of the Door Within Trilogy

'Paragor, the betrayer of King Eliam, unites with the Wyrm Lord and the Seven Sleepers to launch a full-scale assault on the kingdom of Alleble. While Alleble and it's allies prepare to face the coming onslaught, they cling to an ancient legend about three witnesses who have the power to bring victory. But is the legend true? And if it is, where are they? Time is running out as darkness spreads over the realm, and paragor unleashes the final storm.

IT WAS AWESOME!

There. Now to be more specific...all the characters were very well introduced. I really liked Sir Mallick and Sir Nock. I actually liked all of the characters! It was a really, really good allegory. Way better than mine. The romance in it is pure, and all around it was really good. Nothing negative.

Definately read it!

Izori

P.S. I think I'm going to stop calling Wallace, Mathilda, and Tristan by those names, and instead call them by their Elven names, which are (in the same order as above): Eristor, Luthien, and Galdor.