Category: Thomas-locke

1.
Cry Of The Raven
by Morgan L. Busse

2.
A Curse Of Gems
by Brittany Fichter

(Fairytale Retelling)

3.
Fawkes
by Nadine Brandes

4.
The Story Peddler
by Lindsay A. Franklin

5.
The Vault Between Spaces
by Chawna Schroeder

6.
The Firethorn Crown
by Lea Doue

(Fairytale Retelling)

7.
The Lady And The Wish
by J.M. Stengl

(Fairytale Retelling)

8.
Hidden Current
by Sharon Hinck

9.
DawnKing
by Janalyn Voigt

10.
For Such A Time As This
by Heather L.L. FitzGerald

(Biblical/Fairytale Retelling)

If you enjoy Christian or Clean fantasy I recommend checking out books from the following publishers: Enclave, Bethany House, and Revell. I also recommend authors such as Thomas Locke (Davis Bunn) and Jill Williamson.

Fairytale Retellings from Other Genres

The Piper's Pursuit
by Melanie Dickerson

(Historical)

The Lost Princess
by Lacy Williams

(Romance)

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Book Review - The Golden Vial by Thomas Locke

6/12/2018

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Genre:
Fantasy

The Golden Vial
Legends Of The Realm book 3
by Thomas Locke

-From Amazon-

Lady Shona, the newly crowned queen of the realm, is a leader without a throne. Pursued relentlessly by a dark force, her small contingent of loyal followers must make a difficult choice--flee or fight. Determined to save her land from nefarious threats, Lady Shona decides that she must seek out the enemy and attack them head on--a strategy that leads back to the region of the Three Valleys where Hyam was born.

Alas, Hyam has been struck by a mysterious illness that is silently sweeping through the realm. Known as the wasting disease, the sickness has no cure. But there is one shred of hope for Lady Shona and the realm--and it comes in the most unlikely of forms. A young orphan, untested and untrained, could well mean the difference between victory and total defeat.

Thomas Locke concludes his epic trilogy with a gripping tale of courage that will inspire readers to persevere even when all seems lost.

ISBN-13: 978-0800723873

Is her quest doomed or will she save them all?

This Book received a 4 Bark rating.

Thomas Locke

Author Website

I've been looking forward to The Golden Vial for quite awhile now, ever since I turned that last page of Merchant Of Alyss, so I was quite pleased to finally get my hands on a copy. Even though fantasy is not my genre of choice I've really come to enjoy Thomas Locke's (Davis Bunn) variety, especially in this series.

The only problem I had with the book was that at the end of the story I felt like I had just as many questions as when I started. It seemed like less of a conclusion and more like there should be at least one more book after The Golden Vial. Other than that, I enjoyed the fast paced story, the fascinating characters, and Thomas Locke's ability to transport readers directly into the adventure of the fantasy setting.

If you are a fantasy fan I highly recommend the Legends Of The Realm series. Even though it is aimed more towards to YA market it can easily be enjoyed by adults like myself, or even as a read-aloud storyime with a little bit younger kids.

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives The Golden Vial by Thomas Locke a 4 Bark rating.

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Book Review - Renegades by Thomas Locke

12/16/2017

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Genre:
Science-Fiction / YA

Renegades
Recruits book 2
by Thomas Locke

-From Amazon-

Twins Sean and Dillon are using their transit abilities for good--but not everyone sees it that way. Arrested and imprisoned by a clandestine group within the highest reaches of the Human Assembly, Sean and Dillon are forced to choose sides between those who wish to serve and those who seek to rule.

At the same time within a distant outpost system, a young soldier is coming into his own. Logan has known since childhood that he possessed a special ability--a distinct form of transiting called ghost-walking. Though ghost-walking has been outlawed for centuries, Logan is secretly drawing together a crew for a risky quest.

The fates of these three young men will lead them, along with the entire Assembly, to the brink of destruction in this inventive tale of adventure, honor, and the things worth fighting for.

ISBN-13: 978-0800727901

The fate of worlds rests on their shoulders...

The Twins are back and the stakes are even higher than in book one! Though science fiction is not my go-to genre I am a fan of Thomas Locke and have been for several years so I was pretty excited to see that he had once again delved into said genre.

This Book received a 4 Bark rating.

Thomas Locke

Author Website

I enjoyed the first book in the Recruits series so I was definitely looking forward to reading Renegades after hearing about it awhile back. I was not disappointed in the least!
This book checked all the boxes for a good YA sci-fi book!
Epic quest complete with battles, dire situations, and dangerous enemies: Check.
Space travel, mysterious worlds, and crazy technology: Check.
Intrigue, betrayal, romance, and the camaraderie of those facing certain death: Check.
See what I mean? Renegades has it all.

Thomas Locke's latest book will appeal to the YA readers out there as well as adults. I think I would have even enjoyed listening to my dad read this series aloud if it had been available when I was a kid.

This book is a great way to spend a few hours escaping the hum-drum of everyday life, and, I for one, hope there will be further adventures of Sean and Dillon forthcoming.

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Renegades by Thomas Locke a 4 Bark rating.

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Book Review - Recruits by Thomas Locke

6/28/2017

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Genre:
YA / Science Fiction

Recruits
Recruits book 1
by Thomas Locke

-From the back cover-

IT'S A WORLD THE'VE SEEN ONLY IN
THEIR DREAMS – UNTIL NOW.

Twins Sean and Dillon Kirrel have dreamed about a world beyond their own since they were children, but it has always been a fantasy. Not long before their eighteenth birthday, however, the arrival of a mysterious new neighbor and the revelations he shares bring that far-off world within reach.

When Sean and Dillon learn they share a unique gift – the ability to transfer instantly between worlds – they are offered the opportunity to prove themselves as recruits to the planetary Assembly. But unlocking their abilities awakens and enemy beyond anything they ever imagined, thrusting them into an interplanetary conflict that could consume the entire human race.

ISBN-13: 978-0800727895

A sci-fi adventure for all ages...

I don't read a lot of science fiction, never have, in fact, it is probably one the two genres that I've read the least. So why did I pick up Recruits, which is so obviously sci-fi from the cover on down? It's simple, because of the author. I've been hooked on Thomas Locke's science fiction and fantasy books since I first read The Spectrum Chronicles over ten years ago. Now, all I need to do is see the name on the cover and I know it's a book I have to read.

This Book received a 4 Bark rating.

Thomas Locke

Author Website

Recruits has everything a YA sci-fi book could need, from travel between planets, heart pumping battles, some romance, and an epic quest that only these two brothers with their very different talents can fulfill by working as a true team. Adults, also, are sure to enjoy this thrilling galactic adventure from Thomas Locke, a man truly solid in his craft whether writing under this name or Davis Bunn.

As I said, sci-fi isn't my genre of choice but as anticipated I had a hard time putting down Recruits, just too much excitement and adventure awaiting me on the next page. Now I have to waaaiiit until the next book comes out.....

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Recruits by Thomas Locke a 4 Bark rating.

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2016 Favorites (Print)

1/7/2017

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Favorite Print Books From 2016

Here is a list of Tell Tale Book Reviews' favorite books read and reviewed in 2016.
You can find all of these reviews and many more by visiting our Book Review List page

2016 Reviews

Fiction

A Family Under The Christmas Tree

A Flight
Of Arrows

A Portrait
Of Emily Price

Anchor In
The Storm

At Love's
Bidding

Cold
Shot

Dressed
For Death

Fetching
Sweetness

Finding
Margo

Gone To
Ground

Incriminating
Evidence

Merchant
Of Alyss

Missing

My Sister's
Prayer

Playing
The Part

Proof

Random Acts
Of Malice

Silent
Sabotage

The Beautiful
Pretender

The Domino
Effect

The
Firefighter Daddy

The Golden
Braid

The Pattern
Artist

Titus
Returns

White

Kids/Juvenile

Esther: The Belle
Of Patience

The League And
The Lantern

The Nickle
Nuisance

Non-Fiction

My Mother's
Quilts

Gratitude: A Prayer And Praise
Coloring Journal

We are excited to start reading and reviewing in the
new year and hope you will be joining us for...

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Book Review - Flash Point by Thomas Locke

9/4/2016

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Genre:
Techno-Thriller

Flash Point
Fault Lines book 2
by Thomas Locke

-From the back cover-

Will they shatter the boundaries
of time and space?

Lena Fennan is a low-level financial analyst with a high-powered conviction. Just as she's on the verge of a life-transforming windfall, a mysterious invitation draws her into a series of events that threaten to crush her. But captivated by a glimpse into a breathtaking future, Lena refuses to give in.

Reese Clawson emerges from prison gripped by the slow burn of revenge. She aims to track down everyone who had a hand in destroying her – and take them out. First on the list is Charlie Hazard, who will be snared by their shared secret.

As events and places become tangled, Lena and Reese are pulled into a collision course that could redefine everything – even the limits of human possibilities.

ISBN-13: 978-0800724351

Ascend to a new level of danger...

Techno-Thriller is pretty much a new genre for me with the Fault Lines series being my first foray. I saw the first book described mind-bending, which was totally true, but Flash Point is even more so. Thomas Locke really amps it up, the danger, the drama, everything. Exciting and thrilling are really too tame in describing the pages of Flash Point.

This Book received a 4 Bark rating

Davis Bunn

Author Website

I really have to admit that as much as I really disliked, almost hated, Reese in the first book. But as I read Flash Point I began to see that there was more to her than met the eye and I began to feel some sympathy for, and even faintly like, her.

There is some techno and finance stuff that went over my head but I think those things are actually what will cause this book to appeal to male and female readers alike. There is a lot of non-stop action punctuated with romance, and even some humor, that kept me breathlessly turning pages eager to find out what might happen next.

Thomas Locke has outdone himself yet again with Flash Point and I anxiously await what he might have for us next in this fast-paced and gritty series.

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Flash Point by Thomas Locke a 4 Bark rating.

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Book Review - Merchant Of Alyss by Thomas Locke + Birthday Giveaway

2/8/2016

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Genre:
Fantasy

Merchant Of Alyss
Legends Of The Realm book 2
by Thomas Locke

-About the book-

Life for Hyam is bittersweet. Admired by the citizens of Falmouth for his heroic rescue mission, he cherishes these peaceful days with Joelle by his side. Yet grief over the loss of his magical skills during the great Battle of Emporis threatens to engulf him. Sometimes he even wishes he had never known magic at all.

When Hyam comes into possession of an ancient Milantian scroll, he is thrilled to feel the surge of power that courses through him whenever he touches it. But what he discerns in the text could mean war. He embarks upon another journey to determine its true meaning and forestall any attack. But as Hyam is seeking answers, he is unaware that the merchant of Alyss is seeking him . . .

ISBN-13: 978-0800723866

Good must triumph or all is lost...

Once again Thomas Locke drew me in and held me hostage with the pages of a book. And just like last time with Emissary I finished Merchant Of Alyss in fairly short order. I just couldn't seem to put it down. The story was enthralling and the writing is top-notch in quality.

This Book received a 4 Bark rating.

Thomas Locke

Website

Reminiscent of Tolkein, in that, the story gets darker and more desperate as the quest goes on, but still told in Locke's own distinctive voice. Merchant Of Alyss is definitely what I would call epic fantasy. It isn't one of those dauntingly thick paperbacks of years gone by, but it is an all encompassing, all engrossing tale. Complete in 350+ pages and yet with the perfect, almost cliffhanger, ending to draw you onward in anxious anticipation for the next book.

If you like fantasy Merchant Of Alyss has it all. A desperate quest, dragons, magic, mysterious forces of both good and evil, and a small band of companions trying to conquer the darkness before it's too late. For years I kept my fantasy reading to pretty much J.R.R. Tolkein and C.S. Lewis but in recent years I have discovered some pretty talented current fantasy authors. Thomas Locke is one of those I consider a must-read, if I see his name on the cover I'll definitely pick it up.

A great book that will appeal to teens and adults alike, Merchant Of Alyss, Thomas Locke's latest installment in the Legends Of The Realm series, is a MUST read for fans of fantasy and quality, well-written fiction.

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Merchant Of Alyss by Thomas Locke a 4 Bark rating.

It's Time For A Giveaway!

1 winner will receive print copies of both Emissary & Merchant Of Alyss

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Giveaway runs from 12 am MST (Mountain Standard Time) February 8th, 2016 through 12 am MST February 12th, 2016. I will email the Winner and they have 7 days (1 week) to claim their prize.

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Merchant Of Alyss Q&A with Thomas Locke

2/7/2016

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Merchant Of Alyss
Legends Of The Realm book 2
by Thomas Locke

Sample Chapter

Merchant Of Alyss
Q&A with
Thomas Locke

Q: Why did you write MERCHANT OF ALYSS?

Thomas Locke: I began work on MERCHANT OF ALYSS before EMISSARY (book 1 in the series) had been accepted for publication. I had no idea anyone would accept these stories, since they were so utterly different from what I had been writing up to that point. But I was so captivated by the concepts and the emotions that I had to write it.

Q: What was your favorite scene to write?
Thomas Locke: My wife was speaking at a conference in San Francisco, and I had come along to play spouse. I rented a bike and was cycling around the city when I was struck by the image of a guard standing on the parapet in a fierce winter storm, watching a new crimson mage. Who then turns away from the city, walks down to the magic grove protecting Hyam’s home, and attacks.
By the time we returned home, I had the first quarter of MERCHANT OF ALYSS mapped out.

Q: There is the element of magic to the story. What do you hope readers take away from the “Magic” element in the story?

Thomas Locke: The issue of using magic was something I grappled with for some time. I found immense guidance from the works of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Four thousand years ago, when the concept of “epic” fiction originated, there was a specific purpose behind stories where magic and mythical beasts played major roles.

The Greeks sought to create worlds that were bigger than life, with challenges and obstacles that were completely and utterly beyond the reach of mortal man.
The authors sought to portray through story that a normal human being can grow beyond the impossible challenges of life. They wanted to show normal people, with flaws and weaknesses as great as those we all carry today, can in fact rise up. They can triumph.
That is what I seek to do with the Legends of the Realm series. I want to return to the original aims of fantasy fiction. I want to re-insert the concept of heroic struggle, and challenges greater than life, and triumphs over evil and darkness.

Q: For what audience did you write this novel?
Thomas Locke: Increasingly, the younger generations within the faith community are moving away from the mind-set of their parents. I am not suggesting that they are abandoning their faith. What I mean is, they are abandoning their parents’ concept of church.
Many younger believers are trending towards a faith that dwells inside the larger mainstream world. Their lives no longer center upon a church so large it contains its own sense of community. They worship in home churches, or smaller centers focused on outreach. They accept a multi-cultural and multi-racial lifestyle, and seek a church that reflects this.
And their entertainment is being drawn from this wider arena.
At the same time, they are not comfortable with much of the darkness that dominates current television and movie trends. With this Thomas Locke brand, I seek to join a small but growing number of believers who are doing this with books and film.
The preliminary response, both from within the younger generations in our faith community, and from the mainstream, has been more than wonderful. It has been a gift.

Q: What question about MERCHANT OF ALYSS do you wish someone would ask?

Thomas Locke: For MERCHANT, I wish someone would ask, “How did you develop such a sense of natural flow out of a realm that doesn’t exist? How did you manage to structure a fantasy where the logic and surprise fit together powerfully?”
I feel this is a crucial element of both EMISSARY and MERCHANT. And with these two books, the answer is extremely different.

With EMISSARY, it came together as naturally as breathing. This happens sometimes. I wish it happened more often, but that is really in God’s hands.
With MERCHANT OF ALYSS, it was the exact opposite. I burned with this story. I had to write it. The passion and the joy were immense. But it was still such a struggle. And the first draft reflected this.
So I completed the work. Then I set it aside. Six weeks later I did a full-bore redraft. Then I set it aside again.
Six weeks later I did another total redraft. Then I sent it to the editors, who said, “Don’t change a thing.”
Then I did the entire process a third time. It went into line edits. And I did it a fourth and final time. A lot, lot, lot of work to make it as smooth and simple as EMISSARY was at first draft.

Q: Where can we learn more about you and your books?
Thomas Locke: You’ll find me at these online outlets:
Website: http://tlocke.com/
Subscribe to Thomas’s e-newsletter and blog: http://eepurl.com/5cnH5
Receive Thomas’s latest blog posts via your feed reader: http://tlocke.com/blog/feed/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tlockebooks
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/thomas_locke
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tlockebooks
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/tlockebooks/

Thomas Locke

Website

Thomas Locke is an award-winning novelist with total worldwide sales of seven million copies.

His work has been published in twenty languages, and critical acclaim includes four Christy Awards for excellence in fiction and his 2014 induction into the Christy Hall of Fame.

Thomas divides his time between Florida and England, where he serves as Writer In Residence at Regent’s Park College at The University of Oxford.

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Release Day - Merchant Of Alyss by Thomas Locke

1/5/2016

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! ! ! RELEASE DAY ! ! !

Merchant Of Alyss
Legends Of The Realm book 2
by Thomas Locke

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2015 Favorites (E-Books)

1/3/2016

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Favorite E-Books From 2015

Here is a list of Tell Tale Book Reviews' favorite e-books read or reviewed* in 2015.
They are in not listed in any particular order.
You can find all of those reviewed and many more by visiting our Book Review List page,

Here

The Reckoning*

Paralyzed*

Isle Of Hope*

Texas K-9 Unit Series books 1-3*

Exiles*

Virtues And Valor 7 part serial story*

Love's A Stage*

Queen*

Torn Asunder*

Home Before Dark*

Darkness Reigns*

Wings Of Refuge series

Double Edge

Saltwater Taffie

A Matchmaker In Middlebury

We are excited to start reading and reviewing in the
new year and hope you will be joining us for...

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2015 Favorites (Print)

12/31/2015

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Favorite Print Books From 2015

Here is a list of Tell Tale Book Reviews' favorite books read and reviewed in 2015.
They are in not listed in any particular order.
You can find all of these reviews and many more by visiting our Book Review List page,

Here

The Wood's Edge

Shadows Of Ladenbrooke Manor

The Pharaoh's Daughter

The Memory Weaver

A Most Inconvenient Marriage

Beyond All Dreams

The Crimson Cord: Rahab's Story

Sabotaged

Tiffany Girl

The Good Girl

Uncharted Redemption

Taken

The Cactus
Creek Challenge

Vendetta

Every Girl
Gets Confused

In Good Company

Lorie's Heart

Standoff At Christmas

My Brother's Crown

A Reason To Stay

Through
Waters Deep

Dangerous Tidings

Not By Sight

Emissary

The Huntress Of Thornbeck Forest

Yankee In Atlanta

Deadlock

We are excited to start reading and reviewing in the
new year and hope you will be joining us for...

With love,

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Book Review - Trial Run by Thomas Locke

8/7/2015

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Genre:
Techno Thriller

Trial Run
Fault Lines book 1
by Thomas Locke

-From Amazon-

Reese Clawson's work is mind-bending--literally. Her company specializes in global data analysis for an elite group of industry executives, and now a lucrative government contract is moving her into the realm of cutting-edge intelligence gathering. She is determined to crack the limits of consciousness--and in doing so, the boundaries of secrets and lies. But her experiment crashes as test subjects slide into a coma-like state. Reese is left scrambling to maintain control, drawing three disparate people into the search for answers--an adrenaline-amped thrill junkie with altered brain chemistry, an Italian scientist working on remote-viewing technology, and a math prodigy whose algorithms subvert
computer encryption.

Will this piecemeal team prevail when a government operative is sent to investigate? As the threads of perception and reality become tangled and even time itself twists in unexpected directions, one warning remains clear: what you don't know can kill you.

With a concept so daring and writing so gripping, readers will swiftly fall under the spell of Thomas Locke's endlessly creative mind. This thrilling psychological journey into the very nature of causation and consciousness will leave them turning the pages and grasping for solid ground.

Buckle up and hang on!

A mind-bending tale where nothing – and no one – are quite what they seem.

This Book received a 4 Bark rating.

Thomas Locke

Author's Website

Trial Run was a little bit of a different story than I am used to. For one thing, I'd never read a techno thriller before. Also there was no single protagonist, rather a cast of main characters, and there was no clear 'bad guy'. Instead these very different characters are connected by, sometimes tenuous, threads that are only revealed as the story progresses.

At the end I was still left questioning. My concrete mind wondered what force was controlling the place they ascended/transited to? And what was the source of the images of future events, received while making ascents? But just suspend belief for awhile and enjoy the wild and dangerous ride!

One of the things this book brought up, at least in my mind, is the ethics of science. How far should we go in the pursuit of knowledge? When are the consequences too great? And just how much does humankind really control? In these pages Thomas Locke presents a truly thought-provoking tale.

I've been a fan of Davis Bunn (Thomas Locke) since I was a young teen and I have avidly read any of his books that come my way. He has a way of telling a great story while stretching my mind. And his descriptions, especially in Trial Run, leave me totally immersed in the story, seeing what the characters see right alongside them.

On the whole this was one fascinating techno/psychological thriller, a little hard to understand at times (prions and quantum computing?), but so hard to put down. And the showdown at the end of the book was fast-paced, action-packed, and I think likely my favorite part. Fans of this genre and of Thomas Locke are in for a mind-bending treat!

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Trial Run by Thomas Locke a 4 Bark rating.

Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: Revell (August 4, 2015)
ISBN-10: 080072433X
ISBN-13: 978-0800724337

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Book Review - Emissary by Thomas Locke

1/6/2015

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Genre:
Fantasy

Emissary
Legends Of The Realm book 1
by Thomas Locke

-From Amazon-

With his twenty-first birthday, Hyam begins a journey that will lead him to his destiny--or his doom.

Hyam has always shown a remarkable ability to master languages, even those left unspoken for a thousand years. But now the shadow of suspicion that was cast upon him as a child prodigy at Long Hall is lengthening, and he must keep his identity hidden--or face annihilation.

As Hyam's mother slips toward death, she implores him to return to Long Hall before he settles down to farm his land. This journey born from duty becomes an impassioned quest for the truth. War is coming swiftly, and Hyam must rely upon his newfound powers and the friends he meets along the way in order to unravel the puzzling past and ensure that he--and the realm--will have a future.

This is what fantasy stories are supposed to be!

I have never been big on fantasy stories but in recent years I have discovered some wonderful fantasy books from publishers I enjoy and trust, and Emissary is one of the best. I discovered Thomas Locke's writing several years ago with his fantasy/sci-fi series for kids, the Spectrum Chronicles, so I jumped at the chance to read and review Emissary. The story didn't disappoint at all.

When I entered the Realm I was taken prisoner right away and just couldn't put it down. In fact, I finished it in only one day.
Written in the tradition of Lord Of The Rings it is a well thought out and truly magical world. Elves, humans, wizards, and an epic quest. Everything needed to make a good fantasy story.

This Book received a 4 Bark rating.

Thomas Locke

Author's Website

I have to say one of my favorite parts was the addition of Hyam's closest traveling companions, both human and not. They are quirky, flawed, sometimes a little humorous, and always ready for adventure. One of my favorite characters was Dama, wise and loyal, she is one of Hyam's greatest assets on his quest.

Emissary will appeal not only to adults by a YA audience as well. Fantasy fans are in for a real treat with Thomas Locke's latest book!

Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Emissary by Thomas Locke a 4.5 Bark rating.

Paperback: 400 pages
Publisher: Revell (January 6, 2015)
ISBN-10: 0800723856
ISBN-13: 978-0800723859

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1.​Cry Of The Ravenby Morgan L. Busse

2.​A Curse Of Gems​by Brittany Fichter

3.​Fawkes​by Nadine Brandes

4.The Story Peddler​by Lindsay A. Franklin

5.The Vault Between Spaces​by Chawna Schroeder

6.The Firethorn Crownby Lea Doue

7.The Lady And The Wishby J.M. Stengl

8.Hidden Currentby Sharon Hinck

9.DawnKingby Janalyn Voigt

10.For Such A Time As Thisby Heather L.L. FitzGerald

The Piper's Pursuitby Melanie Dickerson

The Lost Princessby Lacy Williams

The Golden Vial Legends Of The Realm book 3 by Thomas Locke

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Favorite Print Books From 2016

Fiction

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Non-Fiction

Flash Point Fault Lines book 2 by Thomas Locke

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It's Time For A Giveaway!

Merchant Of AlyssLegends Of The Realm book 2by Thomas Locke

Merchant Of Alyss Q&A with ​Thomas Locke

! ! ! RELEASE DAY ! ! !

Merchant Of AlyssLegends Of The Realm book 2by Thomas Locke

Favorite E-Books From 2015

Favorite Print Books From 2015

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Legends Of The Realm book 3
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Recruits book 2
by Thomas Locke

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Fault Lines book 2
by Thomas Locke

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Legends Of The Realm book 2
by Thomas Locke

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Legends Of The Realm book 2
by Thomas Locke

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Q&A with
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Legends Of The Realm book 2
by Thomas Locke

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Fault Lines book 1
by Thomas Locke

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Legends Of The Realm book 1
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