The Refugee by Tony D. Jones

The Refugee by Tony D. Jones
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Historical, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (228 pages)
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

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As Val is struggling to get a grip on his new situation, a disastrous encounter flips his already shaky reality completely upside down. A critical mistake turns him into a fugitive, hurling him into an extraordinary adventure fraught with grave peril, mortal terror, and heart-pounding excitement. Accompanied by an increasingly unusual band of reliable friends and unexpected allies, Val must run (and fight) for his life as he comes to terms with this new world and his place in it.

This book has a well thought out world with characters who fight for what is right. Val appears in a flash of lightning and when he recovers he discovers he’s in a different world. Various dangerous events end up with Val and Galia fleeing for their lives. I like the magic in this world, it’s different from the usual magic spells. Along the way they meet various different wielders of magic and Val learns a lot of new skills.

I enjoyed this book except for one thing. The flow of the book kept being interrupted by the use of the wrong words in many places. For example: “A titanic wolf-like beast stepped to the edge of the roof and lied beside the girl” – lied is the wrong word here. This type of error kept taking me out of the story.

Other than this the story is good and well worth the read.