Power and Fury
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Publisher Description
"This book. This author. The entire series; Uber creativity and style!"
Daisy, Archie, and Isabella didn't just find a new adventure—they crashed headlong into the quest of a lifetime. Their mission? To unearth the very cradle of existence: the fabled Garden of Eden itself. Yet, lurking in the shadows is an ancient evil, thirsting for vengeance since the dawn of creation, determined to obliterate mankind.
As the past and present collide, these young heroes must navigate a gauntlet of timeless terrors to safeguard our tomorrow. Their journey is not just about survival—it's a race to preserve the essence of humanity itself.
Dive into "Power and Fury" for an exhilarating escapade filled with enchantment, unexpected turns, and heart-stopping moments. Here's a tale that has captivated both the young and the young at heart.
Set against the mystical backdrop of England's Yorkshire Moors, this story invites you into an enthralling world that feels both ancient and new. With a narrative rich in Hogwarts-esque intrigue, Da Vinci Code-like enigmas, and a dash of the fantastical charm found in the works of CS Lewis and Phillip Pullman, "Power and Fury" is your ticket to an adventure like no other.
"What a story. It's full of life and strife, it'll make you laugh and bring tears to your eyes. Come and get lost in James's world for awhile, you won't regret it."
"These books should be mandated in schools."
"An amazing book and a brilliant choice for our Book Club! We read it, discussed it, loved it."
James Erith's Eden Chronicles Books:
Truth - A prequel
Power and Fury
Spider Web Powder
Blabisterberry Jelly
The Dragon's Game
The Eyes of Cain
The Key
Eden Chronicles Books Set: Books 1,2,3
Eden Chronicles Books Set: Books 4,5,6
Customer Reviews
Power and Fury Review
Okay, so let me start with what I like about the book. I like the plot of the book. It has good characters. It made me want to keep reading. That is good. Now let me say what I didn’t like. I didn’t care for the author’s writing style. Throughout the book, there were chapters that were almost repeats of chapters earlier in the book, with only a few minor details difference. What’s up with that? Is there any reason the author couldn’t have combined the repeat chapters into one chapter and put the few extra details into the other chapter? At first I just accepted it, but it started to become quite irritating after a while. It would’ve been one thing if they had been chapters telling the same series of events from two different people’s point of view, but that wasn’t what this was. It’s a bit of a shame because this could’ve been an excellent book if the author hadn’t felt the need to do that.