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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Devil's Armor.., November 13, 2003
King Lorn the Wicked, once king of Norvor, must flee his kingdom with his physically challenged daughter, Poppy. After Jazanna Carr, the Diamond Queen, buys Lorn's own nobles, causing Lorn to lose the people he once trusted, Lorn leaves his kingdom in secrecy, eventually traveling with a group of people to Grimhold. Lorn hopes the magic at "Mount Believer" will cure his infant child, Poppy.Prince Aztar, the "ruler" of the desert, has set out on a personal vendetta to cleanse the desert of the impure "Seekers". Liiria's own champion, Lukien, and a team of Jadori warriors, are the only thing fighting the murderous monster Aztar. With the help of The Eye of God, Lukien, is impassable, so he devots all his time to fighting to save as many "Seekers" as he can. In Grimhold, Baron Thorin Glass, is fighting his own battles. The evil Akari, Khaldris, which resides in the Devil's Armor, is calling out to the Baron. Glass is also tormented, with the promise Jazzana Carr gave to conquer his land, and kill his family. Feeling weak and powerless, the once noble Baron turns to theft. No longer fighting Khaldris, Glass slips down to the bowels of Grimhold, putting the evil armor on piece by piece. Feeling a renewed vigor, Glass makes haste for Liiria, to take control and bring order back. It is up to his dear friend Lukien, to convince the Baron to see the error of his ways, before the evil Khaldris can gain total dominince. John Marco, with his vast military knowledge, has once again brought Liiria and the surrouning countries back to life. Bringing life to his characters, only in a way he can do, John Marco continues to amaze and captivate his fans with his passionate writing, and devotion. If you have not read "The Devil's Armor," you can expect a thriller that combines swordplay with magic in a totally new way.
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