The Darkest Day

I loved the whole Iron Tower story. I have to admit the first two parts are a bit better than the third one. But you definitely do not want to miss the final. If you love fantasy, Elfes, Dwarves, the fight against the Evil One - you will love the Iron Tower Trilogy!

This book is literally the best one I have ever read. I have read many other authors and books, one of then being Lord of the Rings by Tolkien. None even come close to this book in it's entirety. I felt like I had known the characters, from soup to nuts, my entire life. Also this book does not lack any action. I read Lord of the Rings(like I said before) and it was not even close to having even a little bit of the action in The Darkest Day. I stayed up all night reading this book. And like all other books The Darkest Day gives you something to think of while you regret that you read it too fast. It gives people, in my opinion, Moral lessons. In my everyday life I think about excerts from The Darkest Day, I might start a conversation or I might change my actions for the better. I can't stress enough how good this book is, for a first read, second read, and for so many more reads. Totally Truthfully, Brandon

This is the last entry in the Iron Tower trilogy and it does not let you down. The forces of good combine for one final fisht to defeat Modru and stop Gyphon from rentering the world. The scene of Danners sacrifice is quite touching and Tuck's fate leaves you with sadness and apprciation a great ending to a great series.

The third and last book of the iron tower trilogy is probably the best of the three. It deals with the end of the war and is very good

The Darkest Day and the others in the series are my favorite books. I loved how the author got into such detailed explinations of the creatures and characters in the books. I thought that the characters were well outlined to the reader, and I enjoyed the many different plot twists. I think he is a wonderful writer and eagerly await his new works.