Book Series :: Dark Age

Dark Age — #1

The Devil in Green

Posted: August 27, 2010 by Writer Dan in Books We Don't Like Meta: Mark Chadbourn, Fantasy
The Devil in Green

I like avocados. A good one will leave you longing for more without much effort. Soft, green flesh, that great nutty flavor, and all it needs is a bit of salt to provide, quite possibly, one of the finest snacks on the planet. Yum. I’m always on the lookout for some good Green.
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Dark Age — #2

The Queen of Sinister

Posted: October 4, 2010 by Writer Dan in Books that are Mediocre Meta: Mark Chadbourn, Fantasy
The Queen of Sinister

THE QUEEN OF SINISTER (Amazon) is the second book in the Dark Age Trilogy by fantasy author Mark Chadbourn. This trilogy is the second of three that tells of the time when the boundaries between our world and next have run thin and allowed Celtic gods and nightmares of legend to cross over. If you caught my review of THE DEVIL IN GREEN (EBR Review), the first of this trilogy, you’ll probably understand that I was a bit hesitant going into this book. Like a good reviewer though, I dove into it with my eyes and arms open, hoping for some goodness, because I just love you that much. Ah, the things we do for you…
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Dark Age — #3

The Hounds of Avalon

Posted: June 17, 2011 by Writer Dan in Books We Don't Like Meta: Mark Chadbourn, Fantasy
The Hounds of Avalon

You ever had a bad Snickers bar? I’m not talking about one that’s obviously bad–with flaky, grey chocolate crumbling from the edges because of how old it is. I’m talking about a Snickers bar that looks just like every other one, but when you bite into it you nearly get sick right there because of how bad the peanuts are. Bitter, and pasty, and just…yeah. Those peanuts not only ruin the rest of the sugary goodness of the bar, but they stick in your craw and affect everything you eat for a long time afterward. This book was kinda like one of those.
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