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ISBN:	098410240X (ISBN13: 9780984102402)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Keys of Fate #1

Tower of Change (The Keys of Fate #1)

Tina M. Randolph

Paperback | Pages: 236 pages

Rating: 2.52 | 33 Users | 27 Reviews

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Secrets and mysteries are locked within an ancient tower that the wizard's apprentice must guard with his life. One simple slip-up puts the fate of the world in the power of a desperate King's Mage, threatening to destroy peace and harmony throughout the world. Time is running out, and Galax Hanz is the only one with the magical arts to lead a collection of unlikely allies to retrieve the precious Keys of Fate. But when Galax is pursued by the evil Mage's Bloodwyns--the half-man, half-bird shadowy creatures of darkness--he soon realizes he has been drawn into a monumental struggle that challenges the foundations of his tradition. Galax will be forced to test his faith and training, which will guide him into the unknown regions on the road to the discovery of the alchemistic formula of life, death, and destiny.

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Title	:	Tower of Change (The Keys of Fate #1)
Author	:	Tina M. Randolph
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 236 pages
Published	:	December 20th 2010 by Rhapsody Publishing (first published December 2010)
Categories	:	Fantasy

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came to my wife for me from Goodreads First reads I was very impressed with this book I found it a very easy page turner. The story is about a young wizard apprentice named Galax who finds himself in an adventure of his life. He made the same mistake a lot of people do when they are told they can not go there it is a secret. well now he has to go all over the know world looking for the "keys of fate" and while he and a small group of friends are searching for them they have to fix the

I loved this book. It was everything I thought it would be just be seeing the title. Full of mystery and wonder. A great read for any age really. Elazar is very similar to Dumbledore of the Harry Potter series. Definitely a must for anyone who enjoys fantasy novels.

First, I love the concept of this story, and thank you to the author for the give-away opportunity! When a wizard's young apprentice lets his curiosity get the best of him, he unleashes into enemy hands a powerful artifact that can alter the very threads of existence. The apprentice begins an epic journey to retrieve the hidden keys that can save his world, meeting all sorts of fantastic beings along the way.I have to say, though, that the execution of the story falls flat. The book itself is in

Won through Goodreads First Reads. The beginning is a bit slow but does provide a great amount of setting and a point of origin for the reader in the book's world. The story is one that draws the reader into a journey that will decide the fate of the world. I cannot wait to read the next book.

Interesting premise. Painful to finish because this book badly needs a proof-reader and editor. If you're one of those types, like me, whose brain comes to a screeching halt whenever you find spelling errors, homophones, and punctuation problems, don't bother reading until it is noted that the book has been revised.

The concept of Tower of Change was a welcome new concept. I had never read another novel like it. With that being said, I was not able to finish the book. There were a lot of grammatical errors that just made the flow of the book too choppy for me. It was distracting. I felt like there were a lot of different names/places introduced with none of them explained. And with our character Elazar, he was called by his first and last name, then his first name, then his last name... all within the space

I was very hopeful. But as soon as I started reading it, I found the writing to be choppy, blunt and lacking finesse. Everything in this world seems to just POP into being which leaves the reader to think either, "oh, of course," or "wtf?"I think the most important feature lacking from this story is finesse. The idea is there but it just wasn't well executed.