Feature: Cover reveal Prison Planet of the Mah-Lahkt by Hugo Negron
Two years ago I gotten into contact with Hugo Negron about his self published first book series: Forging of a Knight and his first book also called Forging of a Knight. The story of a young knight called Qualtan who was coming of age and coming to terms with his biggest wish that of becoming a knight to protect and serve his country. From the first moment Hugo Negron manages to create the spot on setting of a true Epic Fantasy story, showing clearly that there are dark forces present that have their minds set on dangerous deeds. The highly enjoyable epic fantasy setting was achieved by all that was involved from the magic to the races like elves and trolls but also by the narration and writing style, this book is more aimed at the young adults among us and thus the easy but detailed and addictive writings style will make them like this story even more.
In the sequel to Forging of a Knight, Rise of the Slavekeepers, Hugo Negron went way above my expactations. Further building up the characters that we got acquianted with in the first book and quite (and that is an understatement) enlarging his world. For me he did the unthinkable but when you reflect on the whole it does add its own flair to the story. Hugo Negron introduced different dimensions. I will leave it at this before I spoil to much. But I can safely say that the Forging of a Knight series is a must read for fantasy fans it has all the good things working in its favor!
Read the full review of (book 1) Forging of a Knight here
Read the full review of (book 2) Rise of the Slavekeepers here
Read the interview I did last year with Hugo Negron about his series here
Below you can find the cover art and synopsis of the third book, which will hopefully be released later this fall.
Synopsis
Two years ago I gotten into contact with Hugo Negron about his self published first book series: Forging of a Knight and his first book also called Forging of a Knight. The story of a young knight called Qualtan who was coming of age and coming to terms with his biggest wish that of becoming a knight to protect and serve his country. From the first moment Hugo Negron manages to create the spot on setting of a true Epic Fantasy story, showing clearly that there are dark forces present that have their minds set on dangerous deeds. The highly enjoyable epic fantasy setting was achieved by all that was involved from the magic to the races like elves and trolls but also by the narration and writing style, this book is more aimed at the young adults among us and thus the easy but detailed and addictive writings style will make them like this story even more.
In the sequel to Forging of a Knight, Rise of the Slavekeepers, Hugo Negron went way above my expactations. Further building up the characters that we got acquianted with in the first book and quite (and that is an understatement) enlarging his world. For me he did the unthinkable but when you reflect on the whole it does add its own flair to the story. Hugo Negron introduced different dimensions. I will leave it at this before I spoil to much. But I can safely say that the Forging of a Knight series is a must read for fantasy fans it has all the good things working in its favor!
Read the full review of (book 1) Forging of a Knight here
Read the full review of (book 2) Rise of the Slavekeepers here
Read the interview I did last year with Hugo Negron about his series here
Below you can find the cover art and synopsis of the third book, which will hopefully be released later this fall.
Synopsis
They have been hinted at – heroes of glorious legend, villains of infamous fable – some have made their presence known, while others only by name: Aurelus, Amali, Termenon, Qualtan, Jesepha, Darksiege, and Shaz.
Now, heroes of the past and present will unite against Those That Stand in Shadow. From the steaming jungles of the Third Continent to a Prison Planet forged by angels, the Arch-Mages and their champions will find themselves in a race against time to prevent Shaz and his agents from finding the Dark Ones’ demonic fathers and releasing them from bondage. Enemies will become allies, and allies will become foes in the ultimate confrontation with evil that will span two continents, new lands, and new terrors!
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