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Fernix - Harmony War Series Book 4

$14.99

Mark and Tyler Victor have fought Harmony from Masoul to Osdal. They've lost friends, shed blood and tears and now they're headed for one of Harmony's strongholds-Fernix. Osdal left Mark a changed man, a man not just looking to keep his people alive, but a man looking to avenge the only woman that cared for him. He has nothing to lose but his life, something he would gladly give to destroy Harmony.

Customer Reviews

Based on 22 reviews
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Kindle Customer
Kept me up til 3am

A great series and I'm looking forward to the next one

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Fitzgerald
Good story as always but horrible editing and proofing

So many misspellings, wrong names, missing words, and syntax errors that pulled me from the story. I had to re read certain sentences to try to figure out what the author was trying to say. This didn’t happen in any other bold and I’m surprised to see so many mistakes in this one.

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Amazon Customer
Great story but needs to be proofread again

So far I really enjoy the series. The story following Mark, Tyler, Jerome and Alexis is really good. Can sit down to read for a few minutes only to realize 2 hours has slipped by.

I'd give it a higher rating but it also feels like the books were rushed to publication. In every book I've read so far I've found more punctuation, grammar and spelling errors than I could count. Most are minor things but enough to annoy me as I'm constantly finding errors (and I'm by no means an English major).

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Me, myself and I
Seriously needs editing

I do like the book series and would love to continue reading it, but I had to stop. English is my second language and if I find lot of grammatical and punctuation errors... Please have somebody with good English skills proof read the books and fix all the glaring errors!

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TerryP
Very Well done

I rated this four stars, though I believe this is the best of the Harmony series thus far. I reserve Five star ratings for works that I believe will become classics. That said this tale actually does have moments of brilliance, and, again I greatly enjoy the characters and storyline.