The Omen Machine: A Richard and Kahlan Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (895 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1441887822 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Save your money! Given that some of the books in this series had the distinct feel of redundancy, this one was a little bit of a surprise. It felt more like something written for enjoyment, rather than a desire to just finish a project that got out of control.That being said, as a reader, I did enjoy the reading of it up to a poin. T. J. Ames said High hopes, sad reality. Slight SPOILER toward the end: Let me start by saying that I've enjoyed Terry Goodkind's books for years. I was anxious to get started reading this book on hardcover when I first got it a while back but, when I started, it just wouldn't hold my attention. Fast forward to now (with a digital copy) and, after having. Must read to know the story but it's hard read. It's a must read book to get the story for the following 2 books. But was really hard to read in terms of interest retention. A lot of filler and repeats of stuff fans knows from prior books in the series including repeats of the same content in this same book in various pages. The way it was written made you thin
Like an otherworldly collection of spectral shapes seemingly carried on random eddies of air, they wandered in a loose clutch among the still and silent mounted bears and beasts rising up on their stands, the small forest of stone pedestals holding massive books of recorded prophecy, and the evenly spaced display cases of oddities, their glass reflecting the firelight from the massive hearth at the side of the room.” “Since the seven rarely used doors, the shutters on the windows down on the ground level several stories below stood open in a fearless show of invitation. They could seep through any opening, any crack, like vapor rising in the early morning from stretches of stagnant water that lay in dark swaths through the pear barrens.” “The open shutters were meant to be a declaration for all, including the seven, to see that Hannis Arc feared nothing.”. “Hannis Arc, working on the tapestry of lines linking constellations of elements that constituted the language of Creation recorded on the ancient Cerulean scroll spread out among the clutter on his desk, was not surprised to see the ethereal forms billow into the room like acrid smoke driven on a breath of bitter breeze.
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