A review by marcosgr95
The Errantry of Bantam Flyn by Jonathan French
5.0
The second installment of the saga hasn’t disappointed. This is the way Jonathan French asserts himself as a master of the epic fantasy, by writing an extremely engaging and riddle-ridden sequel.
The book basically takes up after the first one’s end, save for a one-year interlude that helps the story in terms of timings and so on but apparently doesn’t deprive us of any major events. The story develops mainly around Flyn, Deglan and a newcomer to the party, who the reader learns progressively to love, or at least understand.
So, as much as you’d like to find fault with this book, there’s absolutely no besmirch to be found here!
Final rating: 10/10
The book basically takes up after the first one’s end, save for a one-year interlude that helps the story in terms of timings and so on but apparently doesn’t deprive us of any major events. The story develops mainly around Flyn, Deglan and a newcomer to the party, who the reader learns progressively to love, or at least understand.
So, as much as you’d like to find fault with this book, there’s absolutely no besmirch to be found here!
Final rating: 10/10