- A brief but enjoyable and accessible fantasy adventure, offering a comfortable balance of action, mystery, and romance with engaging characters.
Taydem Brauwn and the Island of Terror
The world-building is well done, immersing readers in diverse settings without overwhelming them. The relationship between Taydem and Anjarial serves as a central theme, and while a deeper exploration of their dynamic could have added depth and helped smooth some transitions, their bond still forms a solid foundation for the plot.
While there are a few brief explicit scenes and instances of language, they do not detract from the overall narrative flow or undermine the enjoyment, even if they occasionally feel out of place.
The writing is clear, approachable, and well paced, making Taydem Brauwn and the Island of Terror an enjoyable read for both newcomers to fantasy and adventure, and seasoned fans alike. The book strikes a comfortable balance of adventure, mystery, and subtle romance, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end.
Originally from London, they have traversed multiple countries, including Australia, Russia, and Germany, before settling in Thailand.
As a debut author, they eagerly anticipate readers' enjoyment of "The Eternal's Chosen" and the unfolding escapades of Marcus, Elara, and Isabella.
