“Maiden of Death,” a new book by Coweta County resident Lenny Fultz, was recently reviewed by blogger Forrest W. Schultz, who calls the book “classic fantasy at its best.”
According to reviewer Schultz, Fultz, learned his craft from the late Vickie Kennedy in her Newnan-based The Writers Block and currently belongs to the Coweta Writers Group, which is home to several fantasy writers.
Information on Fultz and his books is available at www.lennyfultz.com.
“Maiden of Death” is the second book of “The Forgotten Gods Trilogy,” which Schultz also reviewed. Below are his comments.
” ‘The Forming of a Champion’ is the title of my review of Lenny Fultz’s first book ‘Maiden of Destiny.’ It is not until the second book, Maiden of Death, that the identity and the powers of this champion are revealed — quite dramatically! — at the opening of the war council for the kingdom’s campaign to battle the demonic forces headed by the super-sorcerer, Murquee, a super-evil super-villain you will love to hate. And this battle is super-important: if it is lost humans and gods (not to mention dwarves, elves, etc.) will perish.
“This story is classic fantasy at its best: lots of magic spells, all sorts of exotic creatures, great dialogue and great adventure, and even some romance. And a very moving, very poignant and sudden appearance of two striking Valkyries who come to take a hero to a far better place than Valhalla. And concluding with the promise of another great tale in the sequel and final book of this trilogy.”
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Schultz’s reviews of other writers can be found on his blog, Southside Book Reviews at http://southsidebookreviews.blogspot.com/.
