SkyView: Lord of the Wills by M Sheehan is a blend of mystery and historical genres that follows the source of a family’s fortune, taking readers on a ride across centuries. William Ward is the current heir to enormous wealth that has been amassed over centuries. But there are others who have claims to it. He has a perilous mission: destroy the heir to the evil line that has brought a curse on humanity. William Ward sets out with his team on a journey that is both epic and adventurous to unravel the source of the fortune. Armed with a jet that has the technology to digitally project history onto the landscape, they follow the fortune through time and space. But can they destroy the serpent that runs in the evil family line?

SkyView will instantly appeal to readers who enjoy the conflict of good vs evil and a protagonist embroiled in a perilous mission to right the wrongs of the history of a powerful organization. The story involves eight family lines and a business that has survived for seven hundred years. William Ward inadvertently discovers that his name is one of those of the founding fathers of Interlaken in 1318. He becomes curious and wants to unveil the truth. I loved how the curiosity of the young Ward leads him to start digging, and how the clues begin to appear. I also enjoyed the technology. The story is cleverly plotted and the author’s handling of character is expertly done. SkyView: Lord of the Wills features great writing and M Sheehan’s terrific descriptions. The story is fast-paced and punctuated with action and intriguing scenes. A well-thought-out and brilliantly written page-turner.

SkyView: Lord of the Wills by M Sheehan tells the story of a young man who suddenly discovers that he might be an heir to great wealth and sets out to dig into the story of his ancestry and how that wealth managed to land in the wrong hands. During the party of The Interlaken Beer Company, hosted to celebrate seven hundred years of business, William Ward accidentally discovers that his name is featured among those of the founding fathers of a company that has grown from humble beginnings as a brewery to investments in various industries such as hotels, aerospace, oil and gas, renewables, health, and space exploration. He is intrigued and wants to find out more. His curiosity sets him on an investigation that will unveil grave acts of corruption, dirty secrets, and shady connections. But can he destroy the evil line that has gotten hold of the fortune?

I was hooked from the opening pages and became interested to find out what William Ward would do with the information he just found out. He is an inquisitive character and as he begins to check information about the company, he is pulled into a mystery that involves eight family lines. The author fills the story with surprising twists and elements of science like the state-of-the-art jet that has the technology to project real historical events onto landscapes. The story contains hints of mystery and crime with characters that are not just sophisticated but shrouded in mystery. SkyView: Lord of the Wills features characters that are so interesting that one may not mind when a few of them veer off the trail. The story has great plot threads and high points that keep the reader turning pages.

SkyView: Lord of the Wills by M Sheehan is a wonderful story filled with intrigue and adventure. William Ward started working for The Interlaken Beer Company during his summers in high school, first having a student job, and eventually securing a position in the company. During the company party, hosted to celebrate its seven hundred years in business, he stumbles on an important piece of information: one of the founding fathers of the company was a William Ward. Was he an ancestor of his or is that name just coincidental? He sets out to discover the truth and this starts an adventure to take him and his team through a historical journey that unveils dark secrets, corruption, and evil. A tale that involves eight family lines. William is determined to root out the leader and heir of the evil family line.

This is a breathtaking adventure with history, business culture, and fascinating technology. The characters are rock-solid and I adored the young protagonist. William Ward is intelligent and driven. His companions are also exceptionally developed characters. Parts, where they use a rare technology in the jet to project history on the landscapes, were very interesting. The writing is excellent and from the onset, I enjoyed the deft use of dialogues, which the author uses to bring life to the narrative. SkyView: Lord of the Wills has a strong premise and the conflict is introduced in the first paragraphs. From then on, the plot becomes more sophisticated as one turns from page to page. M Sheehan’s novel is well-imagined and skillfully written, an engrossing read.

SkyView: Lord of the Wills by M Sheehan is a mixture of action and mystery as the author takes readers on a journey with the protagonist. At the age of 29, William Ward has a successful job at Interlaken Beer Company, but there is a catch to it. Back in the 1300s, William’s ancestor sold his shares in the Interlaken Company to the other 7 members and left his portion of the inheritance to the lucky descendant who could find it. William wants his inheritance and he is not beyond going on a journey to find it. He starts his long journey from San Diego to Switzerland and on the way, he makes friends who are vital to his success. However, he has no idea that he is about to become a part of something huge. He has the opportunity to change history and how all the eight founders of Interlaken divide their inheritance. But that will take grit, a lot of effort, and trust in SkyView, a supersonic jet that will help him achieve the unthinkable. Does he have what it takes to make that change?

It is such a good feeling when you finish a novel with so many questions yet not feel frustrated. I have similar feelings about SkyView by M. Sheehan. The story follows the struggles of William Ward as he tries to track the fortune that was left to him generations ago. William is a believable character, one that is very easy to understand and connect with. The mixture of genres is intriguing and very interesting at the same time. I don’t know how the author managed it, but he mixes everything well to give a cohesive narrative. The concept of 8 members leaving an inheritance to the worthy descendants is original and very well-written. Along with that, SkyView and the technology behind it prove to be just the right element to heighten the story and make the plot even more interesting. Even secondary characters like Nikher further the plot and add more to the story. This book is phenomenal!