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The Seven Swords - Nils Johnson-Shelton

 Fantastic! This book was easy to get into just like the previous installment in this series: The invisible tower. The books are very similar in the way that they have been written but in this second novel the story begins to open up slightly as many secrets are unveiled. One of the things I like about this novel is the cliffhanger at the end. It makes us as readers want the next book really quickly, and for good reason. Yes, this series is EPIC!

  9/10 You don't have to be in Otherworld to enjoy this...

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