The Invisible Emperor by Arnold von Cornova relies on history and myth to tell an epic fantasy story about good and evil.
I thought the story started of fairly slowly (when I went to Amazon to get the cover art, I noticed that most of the negative Amazon reviews complain about this), but when I completed the book, the slow opening made sense because a lot of it was setting up the world and the factions, and putting the plot in motion. There’s a lot of European history and folklore squeezed into this fantasy story, along with a terribly evil and powerful villain, and ancient powers.
I read this as an ARC, so I wasn’t surprised to find a couple typos and usage errors. Hopefully that’ll be smoothed out by publication!
You can see more about the book and watch the book trailer here at The Invisible Emperor.
I received this book from the publisher to review. Thank you!
