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Review: Palace of the Twelve Pillars 
By Bookworm1808
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Format:Kindle Edition
Palace of the Twelve Pillars by Christina Weigand is a Christian fantasy tale about two childhood friends who become King of their own land and fall in love with the same woman. King Theodric follows Asha, the God of love and light. King Waldrom follows Sidramah, the God of destruction and evil. Lilia choose to marry King Theodric and become his queen. Together they rule Crato and raise two twin sons, Jaochim and Brandan. The two boys are opposite in personality but are twins who share that special bond to each other.
King Waldrom spends many years nursing his unrequited love for Lilia and plotting his revenge through dark magic. He is determined to have Queen Lilia as well as one of her son’s as his own. Palace of Twelve Pillars begins when Theodric and Lilia’s twin sons, Joachim and Brandan, now fifteen, are focusing on their lessons. Kings Waldrom decides to use the peace summit as the time to begin his revenge. The book follows the capture of one of the boys, as well as the hunt and battle that follows in an attempt to reunite the good family of Crato and restore peace and good will to their kingdom.
King Waldrom, ruler of Mahorg, has spent years practicing his dark magic but his plans go awry when he kidnaps the wrong Prince. The book goes on to tell of the journey of the two princes as they struggle to decide which is the right God and which is a false God, as well as their rightful place in the world. They are both thrown into an intense process of growing, maturing and command.
Along the way, they work with adepts, Kningrad, dragons, wizards and manticores as well as others. This is an interesting work of Christian Fiction, with themes of God vs Evil as well as free will to choose one’s path as they struggle toward maturity. If you are a lover of fantasy and Christian Ficiton, you will enjoy Weigand’s Palace of the Twelve Pillars.
King Waldrom spends many years nursing his unrequited love for Lilia and plotting his revenge through dark magic. He is determined to have Queen Lilia as well as one of her son’s as his own. Palace of Twelve Pillars begins when Theodric and Lilia’s twin sons, Joachim and Brandan, now fifteen, are focusing on their lessons. Kings Waldrom decides to use the peace summit as the time to begin his revenge. The book follows the capture of one of the boys, as well as the hunt and battle that follows in an attempt to reunite the good family of Crato and restore peace and good will to their kingdom.
King Waldrom, ruler of Mahorg, has spent years practicing his dark magic but his plans go awry when he kidnaps the wrong Prince. The book goes on to tell of the journey of the two princes as they struggle to decide which is the right God and which is a false God, as well as their rightful place in the world. They are both thrown into an intense process of growing, maturing and command.
Along the way, they work with adepts, Kningrad, dragons, wizards and manticores as well as others. This is an interesting work of Christian Fiction, with themes of God vs Evil as well as free will to choose one’s path as they struggle toward maturity. If you are a lover of fantasy and Christian Ficiton, you will enjoy Weigand’s Palace of the Twelve Pillars.
Review: Palace of the Three Crosses 
By Bookworm1808
Format:Kindle Edition
Palace of the Three Crosses: Book Two(Palace of the Twelve Pillars)is the continuation of Palace of the Twelve Pillars, the story of brothers Joachim and Brandan, twin princes of Crato who return from battle, with deep hurt and losses. Their father has died and their mother is missing. They are given little time to recover before Joachim is made the King of Crato and Brandon is to be King of Mahorg in an attempt to reunite and restore the Kingdoms after the war. The brothers are continually tested as they struggle to resist the evil that invaded their senses. Maeve is then wed to Joachim and Brandan becomes jealous of their union. Both brothers are still attacked mentally by the evil Sidramah as well as physically by his minions. Brandan is set up by a woman who is actually loyal to Sidramah in disguise. She and her father are looking to use him to gain control of Mahorg. Despite the numerous assaults that pit brother against brother and friend against friend, the twins, along with their loyal leaders, work to follow Asha, who brings goodness and light to the land and the people. Eventually, children come along to raise the stakes even higher to defeat evil and maintain hope, recovery, love and light in the multiple kingdoms. The story continues as they battle rages on emotionally, spiritually and physically in the land.
Book Two is a fast paced, page turning read that has one hoping and reading for Asha to win. The flow is comfortable as one becomes more familiar with the characters and their lands from Book One. Ms. Wiegand seems to urge readers to stay true to their faith despite the struggles and despair we encounter as we go through life. I am looking forward to Book Three, Sanctuary of the Dragons, to learn more of the story, the lives of the twins as well as their heirs and the fight between good and evil.
Book Two is a fast paced, page turning read that has one hoping and reading for Asha to win. The flow is comfortable as one becomes more familiar with the characters and their lands from Book One. Ms. Wiegand seems to urge readers to stay true to their faith despite the struggles and despair we encounter as we go through life. I am looking forward to Book Three, Sanctuary of the Dragons, to learn more of the story, the lives of the twins as well as their heirs and the fight between good and evil.
Review: Sanctuary of Nine Dragons 
By Bookworm1808
Format:Kindle Edition
Sanctuary of Nine Dragons: Book Three of the Palace of the Twelve Pillars, by Christina Weigand, finishes the story of brothers, Brandon and Joachim. Joachim’s son is missing and Brandon has been banished from the kingdom. Book Three concentrates on the journey – physically, emotionally and spiritually that the brothers, their wives, their children, friends, and family must undertake to find their loved ones, obtain peace and return health and hope to their land.
This story initially outlines all the evil in the world, orchestrated through Sidramah. However, the characters struggle to remain faithful to Asha, the god of love and light. They are strong in their belief that he will be with them in their ultimate time of need. Sidramah arranges for the flame of Asha to be extinguished, yet those loyal to Asha maintain their faith and continue towards their ultimate goal of reuniting families, kingdoms and all living beings. Sadly, some do not make the journey. Sanctuary of Nine Dragons is not a stand alone book. Although it brings closure to the story, I suggest you start with Book I, Palace of the Twelve Pillars. Begin with the King and Queen, learn about the gods, their loyal dragons and follow the ultimate battle through to the end. The books are fast reading and you will become attached to the characters as they struggle for understanding and deliverance. Enjoyable YA fantasy trilogy.
This story initially outlines all the evil in the world, orchestrated through Sidramah. However, the characters struggle to remain faithful to Asha, the god of love and light. They are strong in their belief that he will be with them in their ultimate time of need. Sidramah arranges for the flame of Asha to be extinguished, yet those loyal to Asha maintain their faith and continue towards their ultimate goal of reuniting families, kingdoms and all living beings. Sadly, some do not make the journey. Sanctuary of Nine Dragons is not a stand alone book. Although it brings closure to the story, I suggest you start with Book I, Palace of the Twelve Pillars. Begin with the King and Queen, learn about the gods, their loyal dragons and follow the ultimate battle through to the end. The books are fast reading and you will become attached to the characters as they struggle for understanding and deliverance. Enjoyable YA fantasy trilogy.