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A review by thebookwormscorner
Dylan Mcfinn & The Temple of the Four Winds by Liam Jenkins
adventurous
dark
hopeful
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
5.0
Finally!
I've finished the second installment in the Dylan McFinn series. I was anxiously waiting to see what adventure and trouble Dylan and his brother Axneus were going to get into next.
The story starts off where the first book left off. After losing their parents and defeating the almighty Gate, Dylan and Axneus are trying to figure out what's next in their lives. Dylan of course, is thinking about the more important and realistic things in life. Whereas, Axneus is thinking about riches and showing his greed. Dylan is fueled with the need to find his parents. He sets off on a adventure with his brother and Marvin though the 'Forest of Shadows'.
As they go on the hunt for the midnight marauders, they came across the evil sea nymph, Marilla (she gave me total Ursula vibes). Marilla is working on Kadavu's side to help him gain all control of Maloto once and for all. Marilla tries her all to brain wash numerous characters that you've seen in the first book for her personal gain and evil ways. Dylan must go through hell and back to find his parents, and the trials will make or break him.
Jenkins once again delivers an amazing set of characters. Through descriptions and imagery, you feel like you're living everything you're reading. Let's not forget that ending! Huge thanks to Liam for gifting me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I cannot wait to read what happens next.
I've finished the second installment in the Dylan McFinn series. I was anxiously waiting to see what adventure and trouble Dylan and his brother Axneus were going to get into next.
The story starts off where the first book left off. After losing their parents and defeating the almighty Gate, Dylan and Axneus are trying to figure out what's next in their lives. Dylan of course, is thinking about the more important and realistic things in life. Whereas, Axneus is thinking about riches and showing his greed. Dylan is fueled with the need to find his parents. He sets off on a adventure with his brother and Marvin though the 'Forest of Shadows'.
As they go on the hunt for the midnight marauders, they came across the evil sea nymph, Marilla (she gave me total Ursula vibes). Marilla is working on Kadavu's side to help him gain all control of Maloto once and for all. Marilla tries her all to brain wash numerous characters that you've seen in the first book for her personal gain and evil ways. Dylan must go through hell and back to find his parents, and the trials will make or break him.
Jenkins once again delivers an amazing set of characters. Through descriptions and imagery, you feel like you're living everything you're reading. Let's not forget that ending! Huge thanks to Liam for gifting me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I cannot wait to read what happens next.