Locations

Jenfeb Road

Jenfeb Road is a primary "Gulthurub roadway" that cuts through the industrial landscape of the Remnant city. The narrative describes walking along this path: "heading onto Jenfeb Road, passing cement building after cement building, each one more decrepit than the last. Steel rebar twisted upward from crumbling walls, fading graffiti covering slabs of stone". It serves as a transit point between the city's central areas and its heavily fortified borders, which rise in the distance with "great gray barricades of curling barbed wire".

This location emphasizes the bleak, decaying nature of the Remnant civilization. It is a thoroughfare where "raucous" sounds echo and the environment feels "cold" and "inhospitable". The road is part of the daily life of the People as they navigate their crumbling city, moving between dilapidated structures that stand as "relics from an age before".

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I just finished this series. Overall it was a good read, an interesting twist on elves, humans,and other creatures.

I did find it hard to track just who was who and when things were happening with the myriad timelines.

The one thing that truly disappointed me was the introduction of JRR Tolkien into the storyline. It felt like a name drop for attention. I was in the last book, it wasn't needed and almost spoiled the entire read for me. Hence only four stars.

These are great stories and I can't wait to read the next one. I reallybdon't want them to end.

I really enjoyed this series, Writer was new to me ,
Glad I purchased these ebooks ,mine forever.I recommend this whole series.

I really liked the plot development in this series of books. I would encourage anyone who enjoys this genre, to read this series. They are a little different to the run of the mill books .

This book just wasn't to my taste in fantasy. I don't read foul language and don't like such darkness. Sorry I ordered the whole series before I realized this.

Loved reading them.

Loved the 10 book series. Exciting how all the characters merged throughout the books. Had to keep reading no housework for 2 weeks.

The writing was great, but the story was uninspired. After finishing the first book, I did not have enough interest to continue.

Good fun reading. Your use of expletives on occasion was a bit of a shock as they came out of the blue compared to the rest of the narrative, doesn't bother me, just stood out some.
Good stuff

It's a very engrossing series. Definitely doesn't slow down.

Jenfeb Road

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