The Black Shriving
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| Rating | : | 4.29 (763 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071X7BM8X |
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| Number of Pages | : | 279 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The Black Shriving continues the action-packed new epic fantasy series, following on from The Path of Flames - an adrenaline-fueled debut of sin casting mages, heresy, and cold-blooded betrayal in a land where the deepest buried secrets are finally resurfacing to destroy the world.. If Magister Audsley can but divine the lost secrets of the Sin Casters, if Asho and Kethe can wrest the truth behind the existence of the second Black Gate, and if Lady Kyferin and Ser Tiron can forge a tenuous alliance with their most hated of enemies, they may just have a chance of surviving the oncoming darkness. Their lives hang by the slimmest of threads. Asho and Kethe must embrace their newfound powers and undergo a dark journey into
"As good as or better then the first book!" according to JS. The quality was maintained with this second book of the series. Each and every character given time in this book, I actually care and enjoy reading about, unlike many books/series which drone on about characters that are just unappealing.A book that I definitely recommend. If you enjoyed the first, you will love this one too.. Amazon Customer said I Didn't Read This Book, I Devoured It. This book and its predecessor were such a breath of fresh air for me. I am always looking out for good fantasy but am frequently disappointed with the titles that I read, so much so that at various times I've given up on the genre altogether. The first book I approached with some hesitation, but I quickly came to love the characters and the unique situation that they were thrown into. Unfortunately, like all first books, a certain amount of the narrative has to be spent introducing each of the protagonists, building the world, and setting up all the pieces for the larger tale to un. BA Heinsohn said Enjoyed this book even more than the first. Enjoyed this book even more than the first. The story is well told, compelling and, never disappoints. The characters introduced in Book One are more thoroughly fleshed out here, and the stakes are definitely higher. As a reader, I feel as though Mr. Tucker is taking us on a crescendo, and we are nearing the top of an amazing ride!