The Ring of Fire: 1634: The Bavarian Crisis (Series #9) (Hardcover)

from ServusLibri

This is another saga from the 1632/Ring of Fire or Assiti Shards series. If you are a fan of Flint's series you willl enjoy this; if you are not already a fan, I'd suggest you start with another tale, preferaby the 1632 book itself. The reason for the hesitant recommendation is that this volume i...

from ServusLibri

This is another saga from the 1632/Ring of Fire or Assiti Shards series. If you are a fan of Flint's series you willl enjoy this; if you are not already a fan, I'd suggest you start with another tale, preferaby the 1632 book itself. The reason for the hesitant recommendation is that this volume i...

from JeremyPreacher

I was not as much of a fan of this one. There are some interesting aspects - moving further into Eastern Europe and away from the areas where I know the history fairly well is fascinating in its own way - but none of the major characters really grabbed me and the plot felt a little railroaded.

from dswaddell

Ok...this is a REALLY complicated book with way to many characters to follow. Although once it settles into the primary storyline it is enjoyable.