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This is an interesting take on some of the old Merlyn tales. I quite enjoyed the premises Mr. Humphry set forth, and appreciated the character building he has done. There were quirks and twists that I hadn't expected. They kept me turning the pages. A little tweaking and finessing would make this a very good book.

Mr. Humphry, though, has written a great story that loses its impact when I encounter silly mistakes in grammar. It amazes me that writers who wish to become professional do not take the time and effort to proofread their own manuscripts. It makes me take them less seriously. I'm glad this was a freebie, and will probably not be buying the next book of the series. Sorry, R. A.


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Darkwells edition by RA Humphry Children eBooks Reviews

i was given this book by the author for my honest review.

I love fantasy. Always have and always will. Manu is half Moari, half Engish boy that struggles with what most boys go through in life. Finding themselves and whether they belong or not. It’s a good recipe that has worked for many novels. Humphry’s vivid descriptions pull you immediately into the novel.
Magic is always present in the novel but not as much in the beginning as when Manu goes to Darkwells. A school where he would finally find himself and fit in,

We meet all sorts of characters and my favorite is Heather. I think Humphry has done an awesome job by creating her. She is well developed an very likable. Henry is another one of his character. A bit more dark, mysterious and hid plenty of secrets.

I loved Darkwells for it’s setting, story line and characters. Although I do feel, Heather was the most developed, and at times I did feel that the others could be a bit more fine tuned but it didn’t made me stop wanting to find out what would happen next.
So in my opinion, this is a page turner and one I would recommend to everyone.
This is an interesting take on some of the old Merlyn tales. I quite enjoyed the premises Mr. Humphry set forth, and appreciated the character building he has done. There were quirks and twists that I hadn't expected. They kept me turning the pages. A little tweaking and finessing would make this a very good book.

Mr. Humphry, though, has written a great story that loses its impact when I encounter silly mistakes in grammar. It amazes me that writers who wish to become professional do not take the time and effort to proofread their own manuscripts. It makes me take them less seriously. I'm glad this was a freebie, and will probably not be buying the next book of the series. Sorry, R. A.