Reviews for Worlds of the Golden Queen

The average rating for Worlds of the Golden Queen based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-05-26 00:00:00 Cor Enfa Interesting is what I'd say about this book because it's filled with heroes in the rough, a principled talking bear, a great queen, supernatural assassins, magical beings, hidden portals, mystical worlds in grave danger, genetically enhanced beings, alien creatures, and what not. It is a very imaginative story that is set in more than just one world and one reality. The story has a wide scope but to put the plot very simply: the queen Everynne need to overthrow the forces that threaten her existence and endanger her world. She needs as many strong allies as she could get to reclaim her conquered world from the Dronon warriors and stop them from vanquishing the rest of the worlds. Yes, so many worlds, and so many great characters especially Gallen the bodyguard and his buddy black bear Orick. So even if Im not a big fan of science fiction, it still kept my interest enough to finish the story.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-04-24 00:00:00 Kyle Campbell These books (they were originally published separately) are good old fashioned hero literature, infused with some interesting science fiction concepts, and interesting interactions with a society of beings that actually deserves the term 'alien.' It seems to me in most science fiction, the aliens are very human like. They are humans, but angrier. They are humans, but with a matriarchal society, gills, and most of them act like they are Buddhist... that sort of thing. The Dronon are actually quite an alien society, and therefore more interesting than average to read about.