What is your opinion?
Paramythi series
"An epic series in my mind. The author weaves the characters into groups while also weaving the groups together against the same foes. The ability to bring out the abilities, personalities, fears and loves of all the main and supporting characters was portrayed seamlessly into the heart of the books. Looking forward to more from the author."
Paramythi
"It's rare to find a complete book in here, even rarer to find a whole trilogy! It was fun and well built. Thank you author for this whole story"
An Ending I Adore
"Call me biased cause the author is a dear friend, but this piece is phenomenal. While the Paramythi trilogy was always full of endearing characters and an old-fashioned yet uniquely likable style of prose, this final book hit all of the checkboxes. Characters who were left hanging in past books received full development and complete arcs; not a single thread is left hanging. Fight scenes were vastly improved. Plot twists come from everywhere, resolving hints from as early as chapter 1 of the first book. Truly, a fantasy thriller powerhouse full of love for its own characters (despite all the blood and tears they're forced to shed). The end is satisfying, showing that it is possible to live on through seemingly endless trauma and tragedy. If you survive, there's another day at the end of it all. -ST"
Masterful Ending!
"Finally, it's the end, and I have to say that I will miss this trilogy, it was an amazing journey! So first of all, I loved the climax, the build up to it, and the unique backstories of the Gods (Sytry, Remiel) I'm still crying for a few deaths of my beloved characters, but it was a priceless ending nonetheless, and it had it's sweet moments, especially how things turned out for Helios and Riyo, Neriah and Theo and others... Anyway the whole turmoil with the Gods and the fight between Remiel and Sytry was fabuliously made, alongside Psykhe vs. Merine.. I loved what you did with Tovi and pheonix, that was really unexpected. By the way the idea in the ending of rebellion being more of a family to Elias than Maxa was really cool, also the explanation about the Kara family's backstory, it made the ending connect with the fist book's beginning. Anyway, a worth emotional read, that I will treasure in my memory and that I'll recomend to my brother for sure. Thank you for writing this trilogy, A. Meraki! 💞💞💞💞💞 "
