Book Review – The Sorcerer’s Garden – D. Wallace Peach
Today’s review is on The Sorcerer’s Garden by D. Wallace Peach. You can visit Diana’s blog at Myths of the Mirror, and check out her other fascinating books HERE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010GU1QJ2
My Review
A wonderfully written book with all the elements of good storytelling.
Peach takes us into the adventures of two brothers Dustin and Cody, and introduces us to Mady, a young woman who finds her life falling apart until she takes on a job as a reader for one of the brothers after an accident leaves him in a comatose state. As the story unfolds, we find ourselves in a different realm where real life drama meets fantasy. Peach does a magnificent job of combining two genres in one adventurous story, keeping us captivated in anticipation until the end.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, despite the fact that fantasy is not my favourite genre, I was hooked. The author has a wonderfully illustrative way of storytelling with some great plot twists.
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D.G. Kaye is a nonfiction/memoir writer, who writes from her own life experiences and self-medicates with a daily dose of humor.
32 Comments
olganm
It sounds great. Fantasy isn’t my usual genre either but I’m always attracted to books about books, writing or reading
dgkaye
Then you should really enjoy this book Olga. 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
Thanks so much for reading and commenting, Olga. This is definitely a book about a book 🙂 Have a wonderful day and happy writing!
marianbeaman
I think it’s good practice to read “outside” our preferred genres. Though I like novels, for the past two years I’ve focused on memoir. Right now I’m reading the biography of Louisa Adams, First Lady during John Quincy’s administration. The author’s style is narrative, so historical fact is quite palatable.
Your review makes The Sorcerer’s Garden enticing too. Thank you!
dgkaye
Thanks for sharing Marian. I know when I began writing my memoir, I was focused on reading memoir books, and still am. But diversity is a good thing. 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
Thanks for checking out the review, Marian. Debby is a sweetheart and great supporter of the indie community. Happy Reading!
adeleulnais
Sounds a great book, right up my street.
dgkaye
Happy to introduce this book Adele. 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
Thanks for checking out the review! It’s fun to see the same faces all over blogland. Have a wonderful day. 🙂
adeleulnais
you too and happy Midsummers
dgkaye
Thanks Adele. 🙂
Teagan Geneviene
Thanks for the review, Debby. Yes, Diana is a consummate storyteller. Hugs!
dgkaye
🙂 <3
D. Wallace Peach
From one storyteller to another, thanks Teagan. So glad you stopped by Debby’s place to read. 😀 Hugs!
Marje @ Kyrosmagica
Fantasy is one of my favourite genres having said that I enjoy reading almost anything! Tempting review Debby thanks for this.
dgkaye
Glad this review tempted you to have a look at Diana’s book. 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
Thanks for stopping by, Marje. I’m glad you’re tempted 🙂 Have a great day and happy writing!
denisfeuerstein
Thank you – your review really helped me!
dgkaye
Thank you for dropping by Denis. I’m happy to help. 🙂
denisfeuerstein
And I am glad you did! thx again.
dgkaye
Thank you again. 🙂
denisfeuerstein
You re welcome 😉
D. Wallace Peach
Thanks for visiting and checking out the review, Denis. Be well and happy Wednesday!
denisfeuerstein
You’re welcome and I wish you a happy wednesday too 🙂
D. Wallace Peach
Hi Debby! Thanks so much for reading and posting the review! These darn WP ping-backs aren’t working it seems, or I would have been over earlier. This book has been on my mind lately so the timing is all sweetness. Have a lovely day, my friend. Hugs to you <3
dgkaye
No worries Diana, I knew you’d be by eventually, lol. And this review has garnered some lovely comments and interested readers too. 🙂 xo
D. Wallace Peach
I know!. I plan to head back over today and add some thank you’s. 😀
dgkaye
🙂 No rush.
Sacha Black
Lovely review, Diana is another author I am desperate to get the time to read 😀
dgkaye
I suspect you would immensely enjoy Diana’s writing. <3
Sacha Black
me too!
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