Web of the Spider
Queen by John Grover
Description
Combining elements
of horror and sword and sorcery, John Grover weaves an epic fantasy tale full
of action, mystery and suspense.
A long vanquished evil has returned to the beautiful and peaceful realm of Orum. An evil that will stop at nothing to plunder and enslave all of the realm’s people and lay waste to its lands. An evil that refuses to die, that has ravaged every realm it has touched. Its name is Sinnia, the Spider Queen and she has set her eyes back on the one world that eludes her grasp.
A long vanquished evil has returned to the beautiful and peaceful realm of Orum. An evil that will stop at nothing to plunder and enslave all of the realm’s people and lay waste to its lands. An evil that refuses to die, that has ravaged every realm it has touched. Its name is Sinnia, the Spider Queen and she has set her eyes back on the one world that eludes her grasp.
The leadership races
must come together and harness the old power of their ancestors, sing their
song of lore as one people and defeat this horror once and for all. These races
will come to discover a long lost secret about their own ancestry, their
connection to each other and the realm itself, a secret that will change their
world…forever.
Review
Web of the
Spider Queen is certainly a
fast-paced and intense fantasy adventure with a lot of horror influences. The
action begins right from the start, and hence easily grasping the reader into
the story's setting. We are introduced into a world with three races: the
elves, the amazons, and the fairies, and together they must unite and defeat
the spider queen, who took control of their land with her dark magic and
legions of monstrous creatures. The story has a good pace to it, without ever
dragging out on any scene for longer than necessary, and it is very action
heavy. Although at times the deaths of some characters are easily predictable,
it is still a fun fantasy horror novella, and I am definitely looking forward
to part 2. (By Matthew Ashworth)
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