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mrfrank's review
3.0
"Castle War" continues in the true tom-foolery spirit as the previous Castle Perilous books. This is book four in the series of eight. With a castle attached to 144,000 worlds, there are plenty of tales to be told without the series getting stale.
Castle War puts the focus on a select set of the guests we've come to know and love. While Lord Incarnadine is away, the aspect of the castle and thus the universe has shifted. The golfers find themselves on the course from hell. Gene sets off to school in Pittsburg but find himself on an Earth from some Orwellian world. All the while Jeremy and his computer skills set out to fix things while Incarnadine tries to find his way back to the Castle.
As always, the actions is fast pased. The plot light hearted but brilliant. Entertaining the whole way through. If you've made it this far in the Castle Perilous series keep going. If you haven't read this series yet, go back to the first book and join the ride!
Castle War puts the focus on a select set of the guests we've come to know and love. While Lord Incarnadine is away, the aspect of the castle and thus the universe has shifted. The golfers find themselves on the course from hell. Gene sets off to school in Pittsburg but find himself on an Earth from some Orwellian world. All the while Jeremy and his computer skills set out to fix things while Incarnadine tries to find his way back to the Castle.
As always, the actions is fast pased. The plot light hearted but brilliant. Entertaining the whole way through. If you've made it this far in the Castle Perilous series keep going. If you haven't read this series yet, go back to the first book and join the ride!
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