This review is for the Kindle edition ebook.Disclosure: I was given my copy of this book by the author as a review copy. Three separate stories, one book, yet all three stories have a connection. Three horror stories, based on the evil in the land of Naor. the lord of darkness has taken over those left in Naor, and they will battle to keep the light out. Can Onoris' creatures win this battle over evil, or will they, too, be devoured by the children of Naor. I like getting three stories in one book. It makes for interesting reading. These are dark fantasy, horror stories, with enough magic to keep the reader guessing. I am intrigued by the common connection through these seemingly separate stories. This book is as good as the other books. The stories in this book exemplify the battle of good verses evil. The author does an excellent job of defining each and keeping the reader guessing as to who is good and who is evil. . There are many twists in these stories, and it will be difficult for any reader to guess the outcome. I would recommend this book to all readers of horror stories. It has enough fantasy to interest those readers who enjoy magic and the battle of demons. I will be reading the next book by this author.

This review is for the Kindle edition ebook. Disclosure: I was given my copy of this book by the author as a review copy. Riveting. Three stories in one book, all connected, yet individual. This is a book of stories. It contains three stories of magic and demons. It will grab the readers attention, and hold it through each story. When read as three separate books, separated by heading of Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, this is an excellent introduction to this authors' works. I like the fact that there are three separate stories in this book. while those stories are connected by a common thread, they can be read as individual stories. I would prefer the author explain that there are three separate stories. The stories in this book exemplify the battle of good verses evil. The author does an excellent job of defining each and letting reader decide which characters are good and which are evil. There are several surprises as you read, allowing the reader to decide if good or evil wins each time. I would recommend this book to all readers of horror stories. It has enough fantasy to interest those readers who enjoy magic and the battle of demons. I apologize to the author. I read this once, and did not realize it was actually three different stories. This caused me to lose my place reading as I tried to connect each book as I read. I will be reading the next book by this author, which also contains three stories.