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Tellus Tales Volume 1 The Wildlands Axe eBook Brian Berg Kirsty Chambers

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Tellus Tales Volume 1 The Wildlands Axe eBook Brian Berg Kirsty Chambers

Tellus Tales Volume 1 - The Wildlands is like a step back into an older time of fantasy. A time where heroes travelled from place to place, going on quests, hearing about legends and myths in taverns and bars. Basically, the time of a basic Dungeons And Dragons game. Mr. Berg is able to create good stories in the short snippets he gives each one, something that perhaps could be changed in further adventures. A good few of the stories I would of liked to see more of, for example if Oberon ever got his "just desserts" or further adventures of Ned Low. It was an enjoyable read and I'd suggest to anyone wanting a quick light fantasy read to pass the time during your lunch break or something similar, just don't go in expecting a long epic with detailed backstories and wonderfully descriptive narrative.


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Tellus Tales Volume 1 The Wildlands Axe eBook Brian Berg Kirsty Chambers Reviews

Even though I only really read the preview of this story, it was really good. It really shows that this world really is a fantasy and not a reality. The character Axe has been seen before, so for those who have read Brian's previous works will know this character, even though this one is a different incarnation. Great job, Brian.
Tellus Tales Volume 1 - The Wildlands is like a step back into an older time of fantasy. A time where heroes travelled from place to place, going on quests, hearing about legends and myths in taverns and bars. Basically, the time of a basic Dungeons And Dragons game. Mr. Berg is able to create good stories in the short snippets he gives each one, something that perhaps could be changed in further adventures. A good few of the stories I would of liked to see more of, for example if Oberon ever got his "just desserts" or further adventures of Ned Low. It was an enjoyable read and I'd suggest to anyone wanting a quick light fantasy read to pass the time during your lunch break or something similar, just don't go in expecting a long epic with detailed backstories and wonderfully descriptive narrative.