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War Hammer A Nate Temple Supernatural Thriller Book 8 The Temple Chronicles eBook Shayne Silvers

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War Hammer A Nate Temple Supernatural Thriller Book 8 The Temple Chronicles eBook Shayne Silvers

Once more, Silvers finds a way to rattle his status quo and stir up his world building. While not the titanic jumps in stakes or dynamic turn-arounds of some of the previous books, this one works on a (slightly) more subtle level, instead focusing heavily on the characters and dealing with the developments of their relationships in regards to prior events, and with new events that shed light on their history in ways they'd never imagined. The focus on characters over the fighting, though plenty of that still comes up, is a welcome addition given the tumultuous nature of everything in the last few books, and helps re-establish the development of many of the secondary characters who had been slipping into the background.

Silvers is also holding his stride with his overlapping protagonist interactions, Callie Penrose once again making an appearance and setting up another small but important building block in her relationship with Nate Temple, helping him re-establish his humanity a bit with his family and friends. Her part is significant for Nate but not overplayed, and Silvers manages the timeline between their series like a well handled juggling act, not giving any spoilers for her storyline but showing that she is also still growing and developing in her own way during all of Nate's adventures so the balance of power, experience and maturity between the two of them remains a close balance.

The books is also of course rife with hints as to the things coming in the future, Silvers likely looking to ratchet up the stakes a few more times before any of it starts to really unfold directly. Things are again pushing towards new revelations and for everything answered, more questions appear. Overall the book doesn't disappoint in any regard, and as always I look forward to what Silvers does next.


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War Hammer A Nate Temple Supernatural Thriller Book 8 The Temple Chronicles eBook Shayne Silvers Reviews

Shayne Silvers pulled out all the stops in the eighth volume of the Temple Chronicles. This is the episode that fills in more of the backstory while delivering Temple-style action and a couple of new, and unexpected, twists.

Nate grows in power but even more important, he grows in understanding and humility. He gains a new appreciation and respect for his friends which comes in handy in his time of need and self-doubt. He's still snarky; he's still as determined as ever to unlock more of the secrets of his past and has still doesn't let anyone get in his way. In short, he's still Nate.

Callie Penrose is becoming an increasingly important character in the Nate Temple stories as well as an important character in her own right and in her own series.

Silvers continues to spin a marvelous tale of wizardry and magic and best of all, there's no end in sight. If you're a Nate Temple fan, this is a must-have addition to your Silver horde. If you're not yet one of the legion, start with "Obsidian Son" (Obsidian Son A Nate Temple Supernatural Thriller Book 1 (The Temple Chronicles)) and get set for some great urban fantasy adventure.
I don't know how Shayne does it, but each book in the Nate Temple series just gets better and better! This book was an action thrill ride that you never wanted to get off! Nate and his friends must go back to Faery to bring back Ashley; Gunnar the alpha's mate, who was so seriously wounded in the battle against the Greeks and Athena that Mallory, a.k.a. Pan, had to take her into Faery to heal her. Last time Nate went into those wilds, he found his Wylde side that he didn't realize he had. Time runs differently in Faery so that he was gone for several weeks in what felt like to him a day. He's hesitant to leave Chateau Falco though, while Castor Queen and the Mad Hatter, his own ancestor, are on the hunt for him and would surely stoop to hurting those closest to him. It must be done, however, so he picks who must go with him. He finds some mysterious items before he goes and while he's in Faery he discovers a huge secret that his parents had managed to keep from him for his entire life. Will he get back in time to keep his allies safe? And what will happen on this trip to the group? Can they get any wilder than last time? And what the Hell is up with Hugin and Munin? Does he need to worry that Odin has for a beef with him, too? I'm not giving you any hints!! You simply MUST read this story! You won't be disappointed! If you haven't read the rest of the Nate Temple series,I would recommend that you do so before reading this one. It's not necessary,however you will have more insight to the characters and what is going on if you do.
Finally, Nate Temple starts to get some answers about his past and his family’s past. Some. It’s not necessarily what you think. It’s not what he expected.

Also, spurred by conversations with Callie Penrose and with Pestilence, who also wants to take the name Conquest, he again makes something of an effort to grow up, at least in relation to how he handles his friends and supporters. Callie has suggested that Nate needs to tell his friends more often that he appreciates them. Just theoretically being ready to die for them isn’t enough.

This is not to say that there is any less of Nate’s caustic wit in this book. In fact, it just may be the funniest of the Nate Temple series so far.

There are somewhat fewer heart-stoppingly terrifying moments in this book as well. But that does not mean that there aren’t instances of real danger as Nate and his friends return to the land of the Fae with an item that was stolen from them long ago and that the Fae have been looking for ever since. And with Matthias still running around mad with grief, and the implacable Castor Queen constantly trying to kill both him and Nate, there is still a lot for a wizard, or a horseman, or a Wylde Fae, or a godkiller to do.
Once more, Silvers finds a way to rattle his status quo and stir up his world building. While not the titanic jumps in stakes or dynamic turn-arounds of some of the previous books, this one works on a (slightly) more subtle level, instead focusing heavily on the characters and dealing with the developments of their relationships in regards to prior events, and with new events that shed light on their history in ways they'd never imagined. The focus on characters over the fighting, though plenty of that still comes up, is a welcome addition given the tumultuous nature of everything in the last few books, and helps re-establish the development of many of the secondary characters who had been slipping into the background.

Silvers is also holding his stride with his overlapping protagonist interactions, Callie Penrose once again making an appearance and setting up another small but important building block in her relationship with Nate Temple, helping him re-establish his humanity a bit with his family and friends. Her part is significant for Nate but not overplayed, and Silvers manages the timeline between their series like a well handled juggling act, not giving any spoilers for her storyline but showing that she is also still growing and developing in her own way during all of Nate's adventures so the balance of power, experience and maturity between the two of them remains a close balance.

The books is also of course rife with hints as to the things coming in the future, Silvers likely looking to ratchet up the stakes a few more times before any of it starts to really unfold directly. Things are again pushing towards new revelations and for everything answered, more questions appear. Overall the book doesn't disappoint in any regard, and as always I look forward to what Silvers does next.