Book details
The Fiend and the Forge: Book Three of The Tapestry
Description
The Tapestry series combines fantasy, mythology, science fiction, and mystery into a unique adventure, appealing to fans of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and The X-Men. Fully illustrated and genre-blending, the novels have captivated middle-grade and young adult readers. Book One, 'The Hound of Rowan', is a boarding-school fantasy. Book Two, 'The Second Siege', is an epic quest. Book Three, 'The Fiend and the Forge', presents a dystopian world controlled by the villain Astaroth, who has altered history with the Book of Origins. The protagonist, Max McDaniels, navigates this new world, transforming from a prisoner to a gladiator, and potentially, the hero mankind needs. Author Henry H. Neff enriches the series with a mix of myth, history, and monsters in this gripping dystopian narrative.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
560 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Continuation of an Engaging Story: 'The Fiend and the Forge' is the third installment in 'The Tapestry' series, allowing readers to continue the thrilling adventure and further explore the richly developed world and its characters.
- Character Development: As the series progresses, readers can witness the growth and evolution of the protagonist, Max McDaniels, and other key characters, providing a deeper emotional investment in their journeys and challenges.
- Expanded World-Building: Henry H. Neff introduces new magical elements, creatures, and locations in this book, offering an even more immersive and imaginative experience for fans of fantasy worlds.
- Themes and Life Lessons: The book delves into complex themes such as good versus evil, friendship, loyalty, and the consequences of choices, providing readers with thought-provoking content that goes beyond mere entertainment.