Storm of Fire and Blood by Taylor R. Marshall

It is a trilogy and it is an incredible trilogy. I did finish the first of those series and gave up before 10 books on the second. Obviously Piers Anthony and Douglas Adams cannot count. Other authors do not know how to count, and you get trilogies of 9 books like the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, or Xanth that is now up to 40 published and 2 forthcoming in the series. Too many authors want to write a trilogy out of the blocks, and the story just does not have the staying power. Maybe even the best trilogy I have ever read! At the time of writing this review I have read 331 books so far this year, and 2238 books in the last 10 years, and this book is one of the best, and the series is by far the best series I have read in that time frame.

My first thought when I finished it, was that it was incredible. I wanted to read it a second time before writing my review because I did not want to come off too much as a Fan Boy. I have read it and I have listened to it. Marshall will take on another generation of saints and write about more exciting adventures! Until then this last book has made me want to go back binge read all three again! There is a lot going on for everyone from romance to violent fight scenes! There is more twists and turns and reasons to fall in love with the characters all over again. It's fascinating to learn how these Saints lived and having 'grown' up with many of them it's fun to see how they may have lived and interacted with one another.ĭr Marshall once more sprinkled in lots of Latin and keeps the characters very interesting. Marshall's writing style and the way he weaves fact with fiction.

Marshall batting a 1000 and I'm happy to say nothing has changed. In my previous reviews of the first two books in the series I spoke of Dr. I have had the privilege and honor to read and review Dr.

Storm of Fire and Blood by Taylor R. Marshall