Product Description

In her new role as protector of the Siyee, Auraya investigates sightings of a landwalker stranger in their land. She meets a mysterious woman claiming to be a friend of Mirar's: a woman who makes an offer Auraya is unable to refuse, but which she must conceal or risk the wrath of the gods. In the south, Mirar enjoys acceptance and respect as he reclaims his place among his people, but that freedom will come at a cost. Meanwhile, Emerahl is at last able to join the Thinkers in their search for the Scroll of the Gods, but the truth may not be revealed in the form she expects. And the Pentadrians, frustrated by their defeat at the hands of the Circlians, plot and scheme to bring down their enemies by means other than direct conflict. As the promise of peace dies, and two peoples are once more drawn inexorably into war, Auraya is unable to avoid being caught up the conflict. The key to everything, though, may lie with the Wilds, who embark upon a quest for secrets buried long ago. Secrets that could change the world.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28180 in Books
• Published on: 2007-07-05
• Original language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• 640 pages

Customer Reviews

best trilogy in a very long time!
this book is amazing. all other reviews with 4 or 5 star rating do justice to this book so i will not bored you by describing just how amazing and clever the three books are! you need to give the three books time to expand as you read them, which is why it may not suit everyone. But if you dedicate yourself to reading all three books fully, you will understand just how clever and addictive the trilogy is!

Jim
I don't have much time, so will be brief. This book was a let down. I really enjoyed the original trilogy by T Canavan, and this trilogy got off to an excellent start with the first book. The 2nd book was also good, but only half a book, so I was anticipating the final installment with eagerness.

It is not very good. Not a lot of action, and lots of missed opportunities for creating an engaging read.

A lot of build up, with out any real delivery, and it ends quickly and poorly after 500 pages (plus the other two books!) of build up.

Summary - worth reading if you have read the first two, but overall a let down, and this trilogy was no where near as good as the original "magician" trilogy.

Great book and best so far in this series
Excellent book. Much better than the first two. the reason I only gave it 4 stars is because the ending takes a very long time to arive so when it does you already know whats going to happen (at least I did), yet a few things did surprise me which kept me reading rather than just flicking to the end to see if I was right. A great read and probaly the best book in this series.