Rex Jameson

The People's Necromancer
The Age of Magic, Book 1
By: Rex Jameson
Narrated by: Adam Gold
This book came at the necromancer a bit different. The opening scene has our hero at a grave site mourning his best friend. He is in such sorrow that he cries out to him in his grief to come back to him...well it scares the daylights out of him when he claws his way out and does just that! Now, this is a turn of events our hero did not expect!
From here on the book really gets wild! He is still his friend! It is a death sentence to be a necromancer so they leave. There is a lot of action, adventure, and dead/undead too! I enjoyed this book! I like the different plot, unique characters, and world building.
Narration was good too.… (more)

Disclaimer: I was given this book for free by the author as part of the Library Thing Member Giveaway (LTMG) program for an honest review.

This is another great book. The story picks up where book one left off and centres on the worlds of Chaos, Order and the Elven realm. In this story Lucifer continues to assist his good friend and King of the Elven realm, Elandril, while combating the destruction being brought on by Jehovah and his 'Order'. I liked the journey of each of the characters, watching them learn and develop. I enjoyed the Goblin rebellion, led by Routan and how Chaos attempts to help the King Elandril. I would say my favourite characters are Sariel and Lucifer. I also liked that not everything is what it seems with a few twists and turns thrown in at the end that I did not see coming. I look forward to reading the third book in this trilogy.… (more)

This is a great action packed adventure book. There were times where I was a little confused, for example understanding the Certabum game in the Colesium but I still enjoyed reading those parts. I really like Lucifer as a character and found that he developed and grew as the story progressed. I do not like Jehovah and found the more the story progressed the more I didn't like him. Many of the side characters such as Sariel, Batarel, Gaea and Elandril are all very likeable. I also liked how the story progresses. This is not a book you can read as a standalone, though it does wrap up quite nicely at the end. However, as it is the first in a trilogy, it is obvious that you need to read on to see where the story will eventually end and the final make up of each of the characters. I look forward to reading the second book.… (more)