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The Chains of War by Dean F. Wilson

The Chains of War is the third book in The Children of Telm Trilogy. The story begins immediately following the conclusion in book two and puts you right into the midst of adventure and battle with all of your favorite characters.

For readers of the first two books, book three takes you to the final epic conclusion between the gods Agon and Corrias. As epic as the battle is though, the battles our heroes endure are just as epic.

As always, the author does a splendid job of blending world building, action scenes, and plot shifts as the story developes. The dialogue was superb and made the reader feel closer what was happening around the unique characters in the story.

Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of action, adventure, battle, and more in this superbly written novel.

5 out of 5 Stars. An epic fantasy story for reads of all ages.

I would recommend this book to all fans of the fantasy genre.


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The Chains of War An Epic Fantasy Adventure The Children of Telm Book 3 eBook Dean F Wilson Reviews

This is definitely a bittersweet moment for me. Finishing a fantastic novel is always a great feeling, yet the end of this trilogy that I’ve come to depend on for my escape from reality has come to an end. There’s just something about Wilson’s writing that keeps me hooked from cover to cover. I swear he could write about the weather and I wouldn’t be able to put it down. Combine his fantastically captivating writing style with the intricate plot that he’s created and you have a novel that I absolutely devoured.

I loved the mix of characters and personalities that we meet in the story. Those that we’ve been travelling with throughout the series have become close friends that I loved revisiting. These vivid and creative individuals each have their own strength and weaknesses that lend themselves to the adventure of a lifetime. Backed up by the seamless plot and vivid descriptions the sense of darkness and urgency really shines through. Myth and fantasy blend with reality in uniquely interesting ways that one can’t escape. Suspense and intrigue make their way into the tale as adventure rules the day.

This was a great novel (and series) that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to fantasy lovers anywhere. It was an in depth, intricate tale that truly enriched my life. This series will definitely become one of my staple fantasy reads.

Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this work in exchange for an honest review.
It’s almost become a fun trope of fantasy novels to see how many of them feature a dense and absurd glossary of terms in the back of them. For a long time, it was almost a requirement of the genre (I constantly used them as I read Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series, for instance), but they’ve fallen by the wayside over the years. And while generally I’m fine with that, there have definitely been times as I’ve read Dean F. Wilson’s epic fantasy trilogy series The Children of Telm that I could have used one. With its dense style, its huge cast of characters, and its epic scope, it’s easy to lose one’s way for a bit in Wilson’s world, or to fear that you may be missing out on some of the details.

But what makes The Children of Telm so great – and in particular, what makes The Chains of War, the final book in the series – is that not only did I follow every page of the book even without remembering every detail, but that I found myself wanting to read the entire series over again, to see how Wilson had been writing these details from the beginning and how much of the world and the story’s arc had been foreshadowed since the beginning. Wilson is playing with any number of tropes of the genre – an ancient evil released from its bonds, the gods reincarnating themselves in mortal bodies, the armies of the dead amassing, a love of the natural world that may lend itself to certain powers – and yet, The Chains of War (and the series as a whole) never feels like anything other than itself, and the characters become wholly their own. Yes, they may have started as archetypes, but they become something far more compelling and unique as the series has continued, with moral debts, shades of complexity, guilt that hangs over them, and a difficulty grappling with their own powers.

In many ways, as much as I loved Wilson’s Great Iron War series, it feels like The Children of Telm may be his greater accomplishment, in no small part because of how far Wilson pushes his writing. Consciously mimicking the formal, “ancient” diction of Tolkien and other high fantasy writers, Wilson lets his words carry some of the weight of his world-building, turning this story into a chronicle of something larger and more ambitious. That he does this while still letting the characters live and breathe, while still bringing out ambiguities and nuances, while still surprising with plot points – that’s no small feat.

Look, The Chains of War is hard to describe – it’s the final book in a fantasy series, and builds on what’s come before it. To talk about what happens in here would ruin some of the joy of the rest of this series, or of the surprises to come in its pages – the sudden realization of what’s causing the ancient evil to be unleashed, the slow dawning of how our heroes can fulfill the prophecies, the cost of the battles, and a perfect epilogue that not only concludes the story, but also gives us closure on the characters. But it manages that difficult feat of concluding a fantasy series in a satisfying way that feels both appropriate and surprising, delivering an exciting story that ends the series but doesn’t feel like it’s just the formula playing out. It’s a great read from an author whose quiet, assured talent has been pleasing me for book after book, and really pays off so well here. In short, if you like high fantasy? You owe this one a read. Just, you know, maybe read them all back to back, and don’t wait months like I did.
Entire series potentially could be 'great' but the author often loses himself in wordy musings, interrupting flow of story, etc.
Although Agon did not, I had a happy ending. Delin is still my favorite character. Great story, great imagination, great author.
From the first chapter the author has you trapped and you must read on to find out what happens to the heroes
Good versus evil
Good story line and a must read
I held my breath most of the way through this book, the final in the Children of Telm trilogy. The action and battle scenes were akin to a roller coaster. But you never knew just how things would turn out. Who would survive? Would would fall victim to the whisk that is Agon? Though it was a satisfying ending, I encourage sensitive souls such as myself to grab a box of tissues. Wouldn't it be wonderful if there were a prequel in the future?
The Chains of War by Dean F. Wilson

The Chains of War is the third book in The Children of Telm Trilogy. The story begins immediately following the conclusion in book two and puts you right into the midst of adventure and battle with all of your favorite characters.

For readers of the first two books, book three takes you to the final epic conclusion between the gods Agon and Corrias. As epic as the battle is though, the battles our heroes endure are just as epic.

As always, the author does a splendid job of blending world building, action scenes, and plot shifts as the story developes. The dialogue was superb and made the reader feel closer what was happening around the unique characters in the story.

Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of action, adventure, battle, and more in this superbly written novel.

5 out of 5 Stars. An epic fantasy story for reads of all ages.

I would recommend this book to all fans of the fantasy genre.