Helium.com have just posted a ver interesting review of The Immortal Prince.

"...Few novels have made me think as hard as I did with this epic tale and nothing is ever predictable. Twists occurred throughout the novel (watch out for the big surprise in the last chapter before the epilogue) and they will keep you guessing right to the end. Cayal is no perfect hero nor is he an ethereal being. Perhaps that’s why readers connect with him despite all his previous despicable acts – because he’s human, like us. All the other characters are just as realistic and full-of-life so you can never tell who is going to play a major role later on.

The world Fallon created is like no other but parallels between Amyrantha and Earth are cleverly hidden within the text, making the serious philosophers among us ponder upon the state of our world today and the not-so-serious readers giggle with delight. This is no typical fantasy novel and with the Tide coming in, readers have no idea what is going to happen once the Tide Lords reach their full potential.

The best thing?

The Tide Lords series is already complete. So eager readers do not need to wait for the next three instalments: “The Gods of Amyrantha”, “The Palace of Impossible Dreams” and “The Chaos Crystal"."

The full review is here