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College freshman Owen Sage has just started to understand the darkness trying to overtake Everville and the earthly realm. With the help of The Keeper and the Fron army, Owen has managed to buy some time, but new problems have already emerged, new secrets need to be revealed, and the race against time to stop Them from conquering both dimensions has only just begun. The Keeper, Owen Sage, and his friends at Easton Falls University must now battle threats from within. To do it, they must reunite with familiar creatures and join forces with new ones as they navigate their journey to the truth that awaits them in Everville.

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August 19, 2013
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"Original and engaging fantasy Novel." -Mada Sraier

"A creatively, smart written fantasy novel." -Monica Reents

"Another Winner worthy of 5 Stars." -datdemdar --This text refers to the hardcover edition.

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ASIN : B00EQZ5T2E
Publisher : Roy Huff (August 19, 2013)
Publication date : August 19, 2013
Language : English
File size : 1681 KB
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Print length : 230 pages
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Cara

Great fantasy series!

Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2014

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When I saw this book was free I simply had to get it, because I loved the first book in the series, and I was sure that the author will develop the action and the characters even more in the next books. And I wasn't disappointed. I read "The City of Worms" in one sitting. It was so good, I just couldn't put it down. Everything gets more complicated, and Owen has to fight evil forces again. I liked that new fantasy creatures were introduced and the world of Everville expanded even more before my eyes.

This is a series I have already recommended to some friends who love fantasy literature, which is not something I do very often. A book really has to impress me to determine me to talk about it with anyone who's willing to listen.

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Bobbi Kinion

Review of Everville: The City of Worms

Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2015

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This book was awesome in the way it continued from the previous. Being able to remain with the original characters and see their resolve to set things right. Of course the bad guys have their own twist where the character and choices they make affect how they view what they feel is right. And seeing how even those who made poor choices when they change their thinking and go back home that they are forgiven and restored back to their true selves also shows insight to a greater good with forgiveness and understanding. Our main character Owen is constantly put in situations where the faith of his friends and fellow adventures help to give him the courage to get things done and continue to stay true to himself with honesty and integrity.

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Hotcha

but evil is never vanquished and good must fight another day

Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2015

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Book two continues the story as Dante is in a coma and stuck there along with others when chaos erupted in the city. Owen, a freshman in college must use his special talent to master the eight pillars, destroy the worms in the city of worms, and make Everville safe again, but evil is never vanquished and good must fight another day. Owen Sage and his true friends must find the clue to save those not already dead, and push back the darkness that creeps slowly toward the city. They now have to battle threats within their ranks and make a huge decision that could possible kill all of his friends!

Roy Huff kept me rapidly reading as I had to find out what happened in the next chapter! Giants and Everville armies must do battle with "Them" for the sake of all realms in the multi-universe, and can't wait to read book three!!

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Jane V. Blanchard

Written for the YA audience, but with enough depth for adults.

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2014

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Everville: The City of Worms by Roy Huff is the second in the Everville Series. It really does not stand on its own, so read the books in order.

I really missed Owen Sage's first person narrative in this sequel. This is because, even though the story involves Owen, there is a lot happening without him in the other worlds, especially in Everville and in the City of Worms. There is s quest for the source that maintains the balance between the worlds (whoever owns it will have great power), battles with Giants, Ubaloo, Fron, and other creatures, and clues to find and figure out. As in the first book, the theme is the struggle between good and evil, and the corruption of power. Written for the YA audience, there is enough depth as a light fantasy for adults. Entertaining.

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jeancfisher

Pure Action!

Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2014

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Fortunate was I to be able to download a free copy of the book during this special promotion! As soon as it was registered in my Kindle, I set to reading -- thinking I would read awhile and then put it down until I had a few spare minutes to pick it up again... WRONG!

I began reading and didn't stop until I'd devoured the entire volume! (I'm still licking my fingers!) Dishes lie unwashed in the sink, the dustcloth sits on its shelf still in the broomcloset and the laundry (while loaded into the washer) awaits soap and button-pushing to start it while here I remain -- on my third cup of coffee -- still digesting all that I read...

In "The City of Worms", all of the characters we came to know in the first volume now show their true colors and we are amazed that we could have been that wrong about them all this time! Good and Evil change places as we are left with our senses spinning. Always challenging and never boring, they whisk themselves from reality to reality easier than we mere mortals go from room to room. This all has the effect of keeping the reader engaged and excited -- so wanting to know what lies 'round the next twist of the plot -- that I fear, like me, others will not be able to glance away until all of the plot has been played out in its entirety.

Other reviewers have voiced confusion over the many changes in levels and lands of the plot. I, however, felt no such disorientation and feel that each shift was well identified -- more than sufficiently to ready my mind for the action therein. (Perhaps I am just naturally inclined toward dualism -- and "more"-ism?)

The "Everville" series has everything one looks for in fantasy fiction: Wonderous settings; fantastic, yet believable, characters with whom one feels certain empathy; magic galore and more than enough action to satisfy even the most action-hungry pallet

I recommend it and loved it. Need I say more? I think not...

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Oscar W 2

All I can say is WOW

Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2018

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Once again, Roy Huff has transported the reader to Everville, and produced a world where the imagination flows. If you are a fan of fantasy, this series needs to be on your reading list.

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Mada Sraier

Original and Engaging Fantasy Novel

Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2014

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This novel, just like the other two in the series, is simply captivating. Owen's adventures continue, as he fights against already-known evil creatures and meeting new ones as well. The reader is taken by Roy Huff's skillful narration and great descriptions through various realms (Everville, the Earthly Realm, and the Other In-Between Lands), and gets to "see" many creatures such as Marmooks or Ubaloo.

Only by looking at the names of these creatures and one can tell how creative the author is! You laugh, you go through suspenseful moments, and you wonder what will happen next. Conclusion? A great fantasy book.

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Very Good

Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2014

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Very well written and thought out, I'm excited for the next book to come out and see what our Dear Owen must do to save all the races. I have to say I really enjoy his style of writing and it seems I read them way to fast, leaving me wanting more, I believe you will enjoy this series as much as I am.

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Chris

I reommend both books

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 24, 2014

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Good strong characters with a nice way if putting across a very moral message but with interesting characters so you don't feel 'lectured'. Makes you want to be a better person yourself.

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trevorlm47

Juvenile

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 21, 2013

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If you told me Mr Huff was 15 years old I would believe it. I could not finish it as reading it made my teeth ache.

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