"Show
me my way! Tell me what I’m to do!”
But no
answer came. Instead, the light and the heat from within the Garden flowed
on through the silver screen, melting his body into helplessness. The one
terrible word echoed in his brain, mocking his hopes.
Nothing!
Nothing! Nothing!
After stopping
a plot to destroy the island of Anacrea, Seeker, Morning Star, and Wildman
join a group of people with unique abilities. The group is called the Noble
Warriors, people who protect others and keep the peace. When a warlord who
wants control over everything marches into their land, they’ve got to find a
way to stop him and restore peace to their home.
Jango is the second book in the Noble Warriors trilogy. I liked the
first book, Seeker, so much that I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this
one. It’s filled with such suspense and excitement that I didn’t want to put
it down. The world that it takes place in is unique to any book I’ve ever
read before: warriors that can control a person’s will by looking them in
the eye, liquid that explodes when it reacts with the air, and old people
called Savanters that suck out a person’s life-force for immortality. The
author writes the book with such vivid description that you can picture it
all in your head. I can’t wait to read the third book in the trilogy,
Noman.
I give Jango 5 unique stars and would recommend this book to kids 12
and up because there is some violence. I think it would be great for those
who liked Lord Of The Rings.
RATING:
