Reviews for Warrior Priest Of Dmon-Li

The average rating for Warrior Priest Of Dmon-Li based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-09-24 00:00:00 Jermy Lane This series so far is good, not great. I really liked the first book, but the second and third kind of blend together. It's basically a high speed car chase where they are constantly running from some foe and yet when they get away, they do something to draw pursuit again 10 minutes later. I am a bit disappointed as the magic was fun in the first book and seemed that it could do anything James thought. Yet he hasn't really done much more original magic for awhile. Why not bring back the fun rhymes again to try and heal people? Here is one that works for free. "I have this orange that I need to peal. So have this wound hurry up and heal!" Was that hard no? I really need to review the first book properly. Those who haven't read the first will think I am crazy in this review likely ;).

Review # 2 was written on 2011-07-25 00:00:00 Ajsb Ajhjhjhjh I read this on my Kindle, and the whole series is completely full of typos and grammatical errors. I'm sort of a grammar nazi and this drives me crazy! I don't know if the author or the editor is to blame, but each time I read one I feel that nails-on-a-chalkboard feeling. One of the biggest blunders in this series is the phrase "use to" rather than "used to." (for example, "You just have to get used to it.") I read a lot of fantasy and a lot of series. This one attracted me because it's both. However, one of the reasons I love these types of books so much is the rich character development. The main character seems pretty well developed, but the supporting characters all seem to be faceless blurs in my head. There is little effort put into describing physical features of most characters. We're only given backstory on a few characters. That is disappointing. I will finish the series though, because the adventure is interesting, if a little predictable. (The major twists and turns are creative, but the minute plot details are quite repetitive.)