Dave Maruszewski’s “Malketh and the Undead: Raven, Romda and Ravai Vol. II.” is an excellent book that takes its readers on a breathtaking journey through a fantastical world filled with magic and wonder. It also explores themes of camaraderie, bravery, loyalty, and subtly, societal injustice. In Chapter 15, the book raises the issue of societal inequality about how others view society where the intellectuals should be “given more rights.” This is a relevant topic in today’s society and shows an example of how sometimes, no matter how much we try, society is not really as equal as it seems. This book can serve as an eye-opener for its intended readers, especially children aged 8-12, encouraging them to think critically and reflect on what they could do on their part. Every chapter of the book ends with “To be continued…” which keeps the readers eager to turn to the next page to find out what happens next to the story. It gives a sense of suspense and anticipation in which the whole book’s theme is rooted upon. Overall, it is an excellent book for children who are starting to read fiction books. It is also a marvelous book for adults who just want to read casual, easy-read, but filled-with-adventure books.