The FRACTURED EVEREST Box set includes:
- Book 1: Under Everest
- Book 2: Seas of Everest
- Book 3: Dragons of Everest
- Book 4: The Unseen Key
- Book 5: Brittle Bones of Gods
- Book 6: Within the Hollow
- Book 7: Thorns of the Serpent
“Unique, highly imaginative blend of adventure, sci-fi, and fantasy”
“I loved the central characters from the very beginning”
“I was glued to this book”
“As much fun as a good summer blockbuster”
“I enjoyed every page”
“More fantastic characters”
“There is so much to enjoy in this series. Do yourself a favor and get these books.”
“The world (or rather worlds) of Fractured Everest keeps getting deeper and more fascinating. This has got to be one of the most interesting fantasy series I’ve read in a while. Nima is a serious badass.”
“Every bit as exciting and fascinating as the first two”
“Fantastic reads, Mr. Dunn”
“The mysteries of the portal between worlds that is Mount Everest just keep getting curiouser and curiouser. And now, Fractured Everest has dragons! A great series continues to get even better. Don’t miss this.”
“Warm characters, imaginative aliens, good dialogue, and engaging action. If you enjoy multi-layered worlds and new twists on dragons, humans, and intelligent species, you’ll love this series.”
“This book was a damned good romp. The sweeping action kept me up til the wee hours and then I found myself putting off other tasks, just so I could finish. Fun? Oh, yeah!”
“Yes! More please! The adventure moves along at a brisk clip and brings in plenty of fun twists and turns. The writing is robust, like the rest of the series, and keeps the reader engaged throughout.”
“As finely crafted as the rest – good pacing, fluid dialog, dramatic scenarios. One of the best aspects of this series, is the development of characters.
I deeply appreciate is the author’s marvelous handling of couples. He lets them grow and develop into strong, bonded mates capable of fine things together. “
“For anyone who has been captivated by the wonderful Fractured Everest series, this volume is a must have.
This book is very much worth purchasing and serves to add depth to D.H. Dunn’s ongoing series.
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