Wings of Twilight

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By Hans Cummings
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Oct. 09, 2011
Words: 82,006 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781466129320


Short description

Wings of Twilight is a fast-paced, fun, fantasy story set in a world rich w/mythic history featuring a new take on romance, heroes & monsters.

Extended description

Explore the new fantasy World of Calliome with Wings of Twilight, the debut novel in a series that will visit all corners of a world filled with myth, monsters, heroes, and villains. Adventures in the World of Calliome will take readers on a journey where not all heroes are good, not all monsters are evil, and sometimes the world itself has a role to play.

Author Hans Cummings has immersed himself in fantasy literature and tropes and real-world history and mythology for nearly thirty years, seeking to incorporate that experience into an engaging fantasy world nearly twenty years in the making.

It was a typical day for the crusader Lord Strom Lightbringer, killing draks, stamping out wickedness, and making the world a better place for the righteous. During the course of his crusade, he discovered the location of the fabled Twilight Dungeon, a den of evil shrouded in mystery. No one ever returned from that vile place, so no one knew what lay within. With purpose, Strom and his compan.. (Read more)


Tags

fantasy, magic, monsters, faeries, high fantasy, adventure and romance

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Review by: Jeff Wallace on Nov. 16, 2012 : star star star star star
Wings of Twilight by Hans Cummings is a fantasy that is part questing adventure and part kingdom with a twist. The author keeps us entrenched with a good storyline, well develop characters with the same flaws and concerns that everyone can identify with in ourselves or people we know.

The kingdom in this book is the Twilight Dungeon is a realm consisting of some of the monsters we fear from mythology only to show them in a new light with many of the same problems and concerns as everyone else. The twilight Overlord, a demonic figure with a skull for a head, has many of the same concerns of any ruler. Sarvesh, ; Ick, Soterios, Bargle; Kale; Delilah and Kazi & Meriz make up the twilight defenders, a group sworn to defend the dungeon with also facing the everyday concerns of the average person.

The main premise of the story follows a questing party consisting of Storm Lightbinger, the brave knight; his squire Runt; Yuri Siota, a thief; Tasha, a sorceress and Lorelei, an Elvin mystic as they journey to vanquish the evil creatures inside the Twilight dungeon. Along their journey the questing party run into some situations that cause some of them to question the virtue of their leader.

One thing the author does really well is bring the places and people of the story to with his vivid descriptions and believable dialog. A great example of this is when the group stop at the town of Celtangate for the winter with his description of the inns, tavern and surrounding village along with the interactions between the questing group and the locals.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone that enjoys fantasy books especially those involving mythical creatures, magic and questing. If those are qualities that you enjoy you will spend hours wanting to absorb every detail.

I give it five stars
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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