Ruin

John Gwynne has written all the parts of the series with marvelous precision. There is no weakness in the plot of these stories. The stories are well associated with one another which means that the listener has to listen to all the parts in a sequence form otherwise the spice will be lost.

Queen Rhin has been one of the primary characters in this series and she is the one who has a mind with the help of which she can dominate every situation. Now she has taken hold of the west completely and there is no one who can contest her rule in that area. High King Nathair was after the seven treasures in the past and he has the most powerful of the seven treasures in his hands now.

At the same time, Nathair knows all about his enemies who have tried to deceive him in the past. There is a group that wants to bring the Fallen back into the real world and for this, it needs all the seven treasures. Banished Lands are in great trouble because there is unrest in every direction. Damian Lynch has given a more forceful voice to Corban who is in a bad state in this part.

Still, the hero is planning to fight back and resist the upcoming change. The Hunger of the Gods and The Shadow of the Gods can serve well with this novel because there is so much common in these books. The way the problem is exaggerated in these stories makes the situation more dramatic all the time. Climax gets charged up with the past scenes that the author paints every now and then.