Description: With a opening sentence like 'I hope they ate him, ' A Plague of Shadows by Gerald L. Coleman hooked me instantly. This is a meticulously written book with strong subplots that could stand on their own as separate novels. Gerald takes his time telling each one. His style is akin to a weaver carefully creating each thread from the finest fibers then weaving those threads into a high quality fabric. Although Bantu is the central character of this epic tale, the supporting characters, both good and evil, vie for your attention with their own engaging stories. Gerald takes his time painting a vivid picture; it's like watching your favorite movie in 4K. I thoroughly enjoyed A Plague of Shadows, and if you're a true epic fantasy fan you will, too. I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in the series. - Milton J. Davis Author of the Changa's Safari Sword & Soul Series Gerald Coleman opens our eyes once again in Book Two of the Three Gifts. A plague of Shadows is engaging, intriguing and full of rich characters that traverse a world that pays homage to the great fantasy works that preceded it. Coleman excels at making this world individual and not derivative. There is a distinct flavor to the places we travel and the people we meet. In a battle between good and evil, Coleman takes time for his heroes and villains to be more than caricatures. The motivations behind a world fighting for its survival feel real. The pre-chapter quotes and poems give us a taste of what is to come. Written sometimes as proverbs and other times as universal truths, these quotes are a window into a world that often pays off in great ways. A Plague of Shadows is a worthy successor to When Night Falls. - Bryan Lambert Author of Ascension - The Chrusion Saga Multidimensional and multi-ethnic characters, intricate plot, and solid writing...it's already too long a wait 'til the next book. - Claudia Wair

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