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Heirs of Prophecy Prophecies Series Michael A Rothman 9780985169718 Books

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Heirs of Prophecy Prophecies Series Michael A Rothman 9780985169718 Books

Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman is an imaginative beginning to what I suspect will be a great series. The Riverton family goes on vacation to Arizona, only to find themselves in a new land called Trimoria. Trimoria is a land under the control of the dark wizard, and resembles the Dark Ages. There is no technology or indoor plumbing. The young boys, Aaron and Ryan Riverton soon realize they gained abilities in Trimoria that they did not have before. This makes them a threat for the ruling king and wizard Azazel.

This book starts with many details about the new world, and a lot of world building. The world building ties into the actions of the main characters later in the book. I liked the amazing world that Michael Rothman created and I can only imagine that the world building is going to be even better in the second book, Tools of Prophecy. Sometimes in Fantasy, the world created can be too over the top, or underdeveloped, but that is not the case in the Prophecy Series.

Ryan and Aaron are very young when they discover they are part of a prophecy and meant to lead the battle against the demon hordes in the distant future. Even though the boys are young they accept the responsibility and they start training right away. As the action in the book builds, and the story starts to end it left me wanting more. I was so wrapped up in the story of Heirs of Prophecy that when it ended, I immediately started Tools of Prophecy, because I was not ready to leave Trimoria behind just yet.

**Unabridged Bookshelf received this book from the author, in exchange for an honest review**


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Heirs of Prophecy Prophecies Series Michael A Rothman 9780985169718 Books Reviews

A young adult novel with strong boy characters, which seems too rare this days. The author pulls you into an interesting world of magic and a fun plot. In short, a modern family on vacation is transported to another world and learns they have insights, knowledge and magic which makes them special. You are quickly engaged in the family relationships and the world building details. The changing third person view point helps you identify with the main characters and care for them. This is a good pre-teen book full of good role models.
This is one interesting book. A family was on vacation when there was a rock slide in the cave they were exploring. They then are transported to a land stuck in the dark ages where there is magic. Unfortunately for them, a dark wizard wants to kill them, as they all got magical powers, including their cat when they came to the new land. Some things seem to repeat themselves, , but other than that, I found this as a great read.
I would recommend the book to people who like magic, wizards, dwarfs, and/or elves
I wasn't sure I was going to like this book when I first started, but that all changed and I found I couldn't put it down. I'm now reading the 2nd one. I love all the characters. Michael as done a great job developing her characters. You want to know what happens to all of them. It's one of the best fantasy Sci-Fi's I've read in a while. I encourage you to read it, if you like magic, elves, dwarves and trolls.
I've said it elsewhere, and I had to make sure I said it here as well. This book was a Rare bit of enjoyment for me. I'm an avid reader, I devour books at the rate of 2-4 a week.
I picked Heirs up last fall and dropped it in my Cloud, and just got around to looking at it last week. I opened it on my 40 minute train ride home from the office Thursday evening, and pretty much the only time I stopped reading was long enough to make the drive from the station to the house until I hit the end of the book. I have only ran across one other book in the past few years that I felt compelled to read from cover to cover without stopping. I was beyond tired, but I had to get to the end!
Even then I didn't go to sleep, I closed the book, logged into and purchased the next two in the trilogy, and promptly began the second book while I had my coffee the next morning. I found myself reading every chance I got Friday, and by noon I was 15 chapters in, I obviously didn't get much work done... Needless to say, I was finished with it Friday evening, and if I hadn't had obligations most of the day Saturday I would have stayed home and read Lords cover to cover as well.

A lot of the reviews mention that these books may be intended for the 'Young Adult' crowd, but my wife says I'm still just a big kid, so I guess it's okay... I'll be impatiently waiting for the prequel.

Great character development, wonderful plot lines, awesome efforts in the world creation department. I've been pointing these books out to everyone I know for the past few days...
I hope you all enjoy them as much as I did.

Thank you Michael Rothman, for a wonderful change of pace, and for showing us that not all of these types of stories need to have the protagonist be an orphan, or abused, or from a broken home as so many other authors would have us believe.
I just finished reading Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman, and it's a wonderful fantasy adventure. I liked the Rivertons right away and thought their family dynamics seemed realistic. It would certainly be a lot easier being stranded in a strange land with your whole family! The pace of the story is excellent. The author created a magical new world with creatures that I could easily picture and a storyline that I thought about when I wasn't reading. Whenever magic is involved- anything can happen! I loved learning about the characters' special powers and watching them discover how to control these new gifts. It was great to see the way the Rivertons changed both together and independently in their new home. I liked the way they adjusted to living in a time period that seemed so old fashioned, but in a way they seemed less stressed and happier. I think that this book would be great for kids in grades 4-8. Anyone that likes a fantasy story will fall into the pages of this wonderful book and go on an adventure that will stay with them after they turn the last page. I look forward to reading the next book in the series, Tools of the Prophecy because I can't wait to see what happens next!
Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman is an imaginative beginning to what I suspect will be a great series. The Riverton family goes on vacation to Arizona, only to find themselves in a new land called Trimoria. Trimoria is a land under the control of the dark wizard, and resembles the Dark Ages. There is no technology or indoor plumbing. The young boys, Aaron and Ryan Riverton soon realize they gained abilities in Trimoria that they did not have before. This makes them a threat for the ruling king and wizard Azazel.

This book starts with many details about the new world, and a lot of world building. The world building ties into the actions of the main characters later in the book. I liked the amazing world that Michael Rothman created and I can only imagine that the world building is going to be even better in the second book, Tools of Prophecy. Sometimes in Fantasy, the world created can be too over the top, or underdeveloped, but that is not the case in the Prophecy Series.

Ryan and Aaron are very young when they discover they are part of a prophecy and meant to lead the battle against the demon hordes in the distant future. Even though the boys are young they accept the responsibility and they start training right away. As the action in the book builds, and the story starts to end it left me wanting more. I was so wrapped up in the story of Heirs of Prophecy that when it ended, I immediately started Tools of Prophecy, because I was not ready to leave Trimoria behind just yet.

**Unabridged Bookshelf received this book from the author, in exchange for an honest review**