Noah K. Sturdevant

Well, that happened. Hold onto your hat. Mark is back, and the stuff is hitting the fan from all directions. We get a lot more depth and backstory. People aren't who you thought... And as always, some things can't be unseen. Remember your safe word.

This series is really kicking into gear with Cliffs of Eldimar. A fun read, with adventure, laughs, a whole lotta insults and snark. The gaming references threw me off a bit in the first book, as I don't play. But that was like a primer, and now I'm right in the groove. Read on, and laugh out loud - I dare you not to. (Note: not recommended for your tender tweens, unless you want them to know more about sex than you probably do. No explicit sex, but a whole lotta inventive innuendo.)

I've been enjoying this series, of course, but this chapter is the best of the bunch. It's a bit different, with alternating points of view. That's not my favorite style but, in this case it works wonderfully. In fact, so much goes on, I'm not sure a single POV would have worked at all. Must-read for PPD fans!

More Mark! More Bert! More whatever brain-torching whatever that thing Bert did from the Karma Sutra was that I now wish I didn't know!