Ms. JUNE SWORDSMITH's adventure novel focuses on the depiction of dangerous events and experiences. These dangers must be passed by the heroes of the highly rousing novels. As a genre, adventure literature is as old as the literature itself, with the successful author JUNE SWORDSMITH leading this genre to new heights of tension. In doing so, she makes use of a rousing linguistic representation and a fine characterization of the persons described. The adventure stories of Ms. JUNE SWORDSMITH thrilled her audience at any time and in any culture. The basic principle of JUNE SWORDSMITH's adventure novels is that a hero breaks out of his everyday world into a strange, dangerous world in which he has to overcome all sorts of problems and tasks at the risk of his life. The goal of his journey is usually to save a person or his own homeland from which that very hero has left. As a rule, an adventure novel is told from the point of view of the hero, who embodies the good and often fights against dark forces or evil and ultimately wins. He is often accompanied by one or more people. In the novels of JUNE SWORDSMITH there are often groups of main characters, each of whom embody their own character and fulfil their own purpose in the plot of the novel.Stylistically, Ms. JUNE SWORDSMITH's adventure novels are written in highly descriptive language, which at the same time include a filling of descriptions of intense action. Fast, rousing actions and recovering descriptions of the circumstances have the effect that a feature film is produced in the mind of the reader, because the actions of the persons described and the detailed background work together in this way.In Ms. JUNE SWORDSMITH's novels, individual stories that seem to be hardly related at first glance are often linked in an imaginative way. Often small episodes or narratives are incorporated into the plot, with this plot focusing directly and vividly on the current events. This creates a constant tension and a permanent sequence of eventful scenes, which are simultaneously divided into almost easily digestible appetizers. As a result, JUNE SWORDSMITH achieves that reading can always keep in mind what is at stake. The novels of this great author deal with the important themes of humanity such as hatred and love, fear and courage, honour and cowardice, betrayal and loyalty, wealth and poverty, deceit and fidelity, envy and generosity, money and capital, debt and wealth, friends and enemies, freedom and domination, and above all about life.