THE COINS OF THE REALMS BY C A DEEGAN [THE CRACKLOCK SAGA - Book 5] Book Review
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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The Dire seeks its others; its insidious reach stretching across the globe. When it finds them, the realms are doomed.
Jack has to stop it; the coins he needs lost to millennia. And only foes, both old and new, can help him find stolen friends and ancient magicks.
It's a terrible race. Jack and his friends have to win it. They have to...
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Lovely to see your cute face again, Peter. 🎉
That got me blushing. Thank you, Cara
I like that name, for the sixth series, The Deceivers End. This looks great. Thanks for the recommendation
I too love the name, Deceivers End. Lots of them here in The Coins of the Realms. I'm waiting to see how their lot ends.
"Pardon me, I added mine" 3:48. I forsee that wasn't in the synopsis 🤣🤣 but we tend to twist word when we find a book that stood to the heart.
Yes, cause I knew I added mine there. Lol
@@P.EnglishLiterature😂I see
Many thanks, Peter - loved the review!! Book 6, "Deceivers End" is in progress and its all going a bit haywire - completely off the plan I made for it, but it's working well within the 'new' plot. Thanks again.
@@craigdeegan514 I love your books, Craig. I am going to read this following Peter's review. Your works are beautiful. Kudos to you, sir.
@@KristyRadley Thank you so much; you've made my day!! So pleased that my scribbles are liked! Hope you enjoy it.
@@craigdeegan514 Scribbles? Haha. Well, they look quite legible to me. They don't look hasty, they read like one well planned and neatly executed. Gem you are, sir.
@@KristyRadley Aww, thanks! I do try to get them as right as I can before publishing; pleased to hear that they are okay! You're a star!
I look forward to that, Craig. I can't wait to see how all of this ends. Anastasia particularly, I want to see what becomes of her. And Jennings, the computer guy, I feel so sorry for him. It's sad that the Dire captured some back. And why I feel so sad about the previous coins been through into the Sea, ah, that's a terrible one. David's group must be so frustrated and at every point, the story keeps getting harder and harder 😂 At some point I was like, "My goodness. You guys are so unfortunate"😅😅😅
Thank you for taking us from the old series. Its huge truly abd writing them, like you said, isn't a child's play
It's important to do a small revision before jumping into the next topic. Haha
Cute that you gave a snippet background of the story from Dire Sorrows before entering the new series.
@@AngieMcBride_Archer Yes. I feel I should let the viewers know where I stooped and where I am starting from. Also, it makes it easier to understand
This looks great. Thank you, Peter.
Thank you so much, that makes me blush.
Yes, I remembered the doing of the Lafey Twins, in the second and third series I think, those guys really frustrated Jack's life. And I think that's where Jimmy and Dorcas begin to step in. Dorcas would intentionally say, "Is woulds teach you a lesson" to the twins. I remembered where she was dealing with them and how they marveled how on how an unseen creature is dealing with them😅
Yes, the Lafey Twisn. Mason and Tyler, those guys are wicked. Very wicked. Anastasia really instigated them to trouble Jack. Thanks to Dorcas and Jimmy who came in along the line.
The Craclock Saga is an amazing series
Absolutely it is. I really do enjoyed this one? What series are you currently in the book?
I laughed out hard when you said the cliffhanger got you angry and desirous at the same time haha, what a nice feeling
You need to see the cliffhanger, it was shocking and unexpected and so I was angry and eager at the same time 😅😅
Grreat review, Peter. This looks like an adventurous trip to finding cures for the Dire thing.
Very dreadful, and scary!
@@P.EnglishLiteratureit is. I'm surely going to be looking it up
I've got a lot to catch up with myself with this series. I stopped at Dire Sorrow. I need to get my account right again on Amazon to be able to leave a review. Old man me often find difficulty with tech. I will be picking this up soon as I enoyed the Dire story. I agree with you that Deegan is skilled. Ah, there is a cliffhangers that left you angry and desirous? Haha. That doesn't sound right 😂
Ah, Alfred. I'm certain thay you will love The Coins of the Realms. It's a powerful one and very complicated as well. I liked how the characters to me feels like they are coming together. That's why I feel like one would have to be careful so you don't get lost into the characters lol. Also, I hope you figure out your reviews with Amazon
It's been a while, Peter. I clearly have a lot to catch up on your channel. You are publishing interviews and reviews over and over again that I lost track of the one's I'm yet to watch. I will sit on this and select one's for my leisure time.
Thank you, Agyenim. It's lovely to hear from you again. Haha. Just start from a simple place and continue. I know it's a truck load. Lol
I love Dorcas the most. She is an energetic character. Anastasia is the bad guy. Funny how the old bad guy's had to reunite to fight a much better enemy, The Dire. A race full of turbulence, it is.
I too love Dorcas, but my most admirable character in this series is Roly. I love it so much. I loved Dorcas when I read her standalone. It was so emotional and I felt for her considering what she and her friend undergoes in the hands of Thaddeus Cracklock. It was dreadful. Have you read any of this series?
Peter, you look so cute with these reviews. Great to see another review of the Cracklock series from you. Sounds great and I will be checking them out. Like Kaye Howarth once said, "You are a busy boy, busy man" lol
@@BethBrotherton1 Thank you, Beth. I'm shocked that you remembered Kaye's words. She called me that some weeks ago when we spoke via phone. Haha
Hey, Craig. I remembered his works on your platforms. Fantastic that the 6th one is out. I am tortoise's year slow.
Haha. Welcome back! I hope you will be able to catch up with the train.
Awesome read, Peter. I need to look this up. Looks like this is my first time hearing about this series. It does sounds interesting. Plus, those standalones covers looks great.
Thank you, Genesis. I appreciate your kind works. I'm sure you will like The Coins of the Realms if you pick it up. I'm certain of that.
5:03. I love the diversion there and I like such kind of novel. I understand that Agatha, Anastasia and the DOA affairs guys were the major antagonist so far. Not to mention those others in Dorcas, I think that was Thaddeus Cracklock, he was the bad guy in the standalone series of Dorcas. I particularly like it when there is a switch of antagonist, just like these characters had to fight a common course that is capturing all, the Dire. This is a great technique employed by some brilliant fantasy writer. Have you read any of Brandon Sanderson's works? He does utilized this method in one of his series. I think it's called an antagonist switch.
Great. I think what you are saying for Sanderson is in his The Lost Metal (2022) of the Wax and Wayne series. There are couple crazy antagonist there. That does make sense also, as Mistborn Era 2 started as a "palate cleanser" as he finished up Wheel of Time.
Thank you, Kate. I enjoyed reading your comments. And yes, I think it's a good style of writing. Having a separate antagonist at first, and as the series proceeds, the antagonist begins to expand and here, all of a sudden the antagonist is one, and became a threat that other antagonist in the series thus far had to come together to fight/wrestle with. That transition alone is crazy lol.
I haven't read anything from Brandon Sanderson son I can't say to that. But I think someone replied you already.
@@LewisAckermannthank you, Lewis
Antagonist does switched in some of the novels that I've read. I don't think it's a new initiative
I don't think so too. Thanks for your take
interesting recommendations. The outbreak of the Dire sounds quite interesting.
Interesting and scary😂
Like you always say, "That's a truckload of series" I still struggle to produce a novella and here is someone with 5 series, and two standalones. I'm inspired
Craig himself is an inspiration
1 word at a time, Daniel. You'll get there - there's no rush.
The description of this looks great. Plus, the notion or perception of Anastasia believing that David killed her husband is another thing. Now, I can relate to why she hated him and his father so much!
Thank you, Dylan. Thanks for watching
Your descriptions of this particular series is quite different. Kudos 🎉
Thank you, Peggy
That it all started from Caiaphas’s Manor is something else. What if you recommend this for the Akure Book Club? I think the club members would like to read a fantasy novel. What do you think?
Ah. This comment. Well, we have selected our club reading books up till November this year. And sure, I will consider it. It's in my mind. I will get back with the audience/members if they would love a fantasy book.
No introduction this time around? No greeting, no welcome back to my channel? Where are your manners? You've lost them?🙄
I felt I should use a new style. 😅😅😅
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You look cuter from day to day. 😊
Thanks 😅
Hey, there is After Lives. I sight it on your shelf. Its quite interesting. Abdul Ghaffar did a great job with it when I read it. Have you read it? Not sure I saw a review of it on your channel. Would like to watch you talk about it.
I met Abdul many years ago at the Ake Book Festival and it was a joy to get his book. We were supposed to have an interview but I couldn't find him after he agreed that we should.
Thank you!