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New Review : False Idols: A Reluctant King Novel : K'wan

 



4 out of 5 books

Chaos and disorder ensues on New York City streets when Chancellor King is arrested and his eldest son Ghost is murdered. Chancellor’s brother Chapman conveniently takes an opportunity to take over the crown in the King family. But he’s stepping on the toes of his nephew Shadow to do it. The queen of the King family Maureen now has the task of keeping the family together the best way she can. She puts her hope into her son Shadow but is he ready?


Murder, deceit, and mayhem is what you find in False Idols. K’wan once again brings us into the world of the King dynasty. This book has a lot of layers and is not your typical sequel. There are a lot of players that are woven into this story that readers need to pay attention to. It seems as if every character has an ulterior motive which makes for a dangerous and intriguing plot. You have a distinct feeling that this story is far from over. Once again, K’wan does not disappoint with False Idols.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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