Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel The Necromancer, Book 4, (Paperback)

from thediaryofabookworm

With awesome covers and an intriguing story these books have fascinated me since the day I picked the first one up (with absolutely no idea this was part one of six! ugh). I'd be lying though if I didn't say I've struggled with them, and I just couldn't pin point why. I love the story, it's actio...

from sriemann

Although this book doesn't have the overpowering rooting for the main characters that Harry Potter has (in my opinion, that is one of the best parts of the Potter series), the weaving of myths together from different cultures and areas of the world within a racing plot makes this series one I rea...

from JalenV

Good thing for Dee that the elders seem clueless about parts of human nature. Bad thing for Josh that he is as gullible a twit as ever. I want to listen to Josh eating a pile of crow before this series ends. Nice use of flashbacks for backstories and historical persons/gods for characters, as usu...

from BenSahlin

This was an interesting book because it gave the villan, John Dee, a lot of power that he didn't have in the first three books. particularly the persuasion he is able to use to convince Josh to do the thimgs he does. Also, this book feels like it shows the Flamels in a bad light. It is a great bo...

from Tanya-D

This is the fourth book in the series, The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel. After the events of the first 3 books, Sophie, Josh and the Flamels arrive back in San Francisco hoping to get back to a regular routine. However, the twins have barely been home for a half hour before trouble sho...