Title and
Author: The Time Weaver by Thomas A.
Knight
Publisher: DragonWing Publishing
Publication Date: January 31st, 2012
Paperback/Hardcover:
306
Genre: Fantasy
Summary:
It started with a car
accident.
What should have killed thirty-year-old
Seth Alkirk, instead causes time to stop. He didn't know what was happening as
he took in the frozen world around him. He didn't know why he was the only one
who could move, or breathe, or see what was going on. But when a rift opened in
the middle of the intersection, and a vicious twelve-foot-tall creature stepped
through into his world, Seth did know one thing for certain...
He had to run. Or die.
He had to run. Or die.
Enter a parallel world where
magic exists. Discover a kingdom in danger of being overrun by a massive army.
And follow Seth as he discovers he is more than a human – he is a Time Weaver
who can change the balance of the coming war, if only he can learn to control
his powers in time.
Review:
I received this book from the
author in exchange of an honest review and it turned out to be a very
interesting story.
A mysterious book his father
left him and which was locked for 25 years finally opens for Seth Alkirk on his
30th birthday. Unfortunately, the book is written in a language he
can’t understand and so he decides to ask his business partner for her.
The problem is, the day after
Seth opens the book strange things start to happen. A glass appears to fall to
the floor in slow motion, for instance, and when Seth is involved in a car
accident time actually stops allowing him to walk away alive. But Seth is in no
way free from danger.
This story kept me interested
right from the start. Seth is a good main character and I couldn’t help but to
feel connected to him and want to find out what would happen to him. All the
characters in the book have different and exciting personalities and the
dialogue between them is well-written.
When it comes to the story
itself it was entertaining and fun with some unexpected twists and turns.
All in all, The Time Weaver is
an entertaining, fast paced and well-written story with good characters.
It definitely is a good start
to a series that puts a twist to the usual stories with magic and wizards.
Rating: Worth Your Time (4 Stars)
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